How to File a Home Insurance Claim Step-by-Step
How to File a Home Insurance Claim Step-by-Step
All Service Adjusting | Naples, FL

Filing a home insurance claim after damage can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re already dealing with stress and cleanup. As public adjusters serving Naples, FL, we help homeowners through the process to ensure they get the compensation they deserve.
Step-by-Step Guide to Filing a Home Insurance Claim
Step 1: Document the Damage Take clear, detailed photos and videos of all affected areas. Include timestamped images of structural damage, belongings, and any hazards like standing water or fire residue.
Step 2: Prevent Further Damage Take temporary steps to stop worsening conditions. Cover roof holes with tarps, shut off water lines, or move valuables out of harm’s way. Keep receipts for any emergency services or materials used.
Step 3: Contact Your Insurance Provider Notify your insurance company as soon as possible. Many have claim filing deadlines. Be ready to provide your policy number, details of the incident, and photos.
Step 4: Review Your Policy Understand what’s covered and what your deductible is. Don’t rely solely on what a claims adjuster says—read your policy or consult a public adjuster for guidance.
Step 5: Get a Professional Inspection Insurers send their own adjusters, but they work for the company. Hire All Service Adjusting to perform an independent inspection—we’ll advocate for a fair and accurate assessment of the damage.
Step 6: Submit All Required Documentation This includes your damage report, receipts, estimates, and any correspondence with contractors or emergency service providers.
Step 7: Track Communications and Follow Up Keep a log of emails, calls, and claim updates. If delays or disputes occur, a public adjuster can help mediate and push the claim forward.
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From burst pipes to hurricane damage, All Service Adjusting is Naples’ trusted resource for policy review, damage assessment, and full claim support. We work for you, not the insurance company.