Storm, hail and wind
Dented and missing shingles, damaged siding, broken windows, and fallen trees.
Property damage claims, handled on your side.
Insurance companies have adjusters working for them. RyeNo Public Adjusting works for you. We document the damage, build the claim, and negotiate with your carrier on homeowner and commercial property claims across Utah.
Claims we handle
If it's covered property damage, we can help, whether it's your home or your business.
Water, fire and more
Burst pipes, plumbing leaks, fire and smoke damage, and other homeowner property losses.
Commercial property
Offices, retail, multifamily, and warehouse buildings damaged by storms, water, or fire.
Homeowners
The first offer from your insurance company isn't always the full picture.
- We inspect and document all of the damage
- We verify storm dates with weather history reports
- We deal with the insurance company so you don't have to
Business owners
Damage to your building costs you twice: the repair and the downtime.
- We document building damage in detail
- We handle the claim while you run your business
- We push for a settlement that covers the real scope
Contractors
Your job is the build. Ours is the claim. Refer a customer and we'll take it from there.
- Your customer gets a claim built on the real scope
- You stay focused on estimates and installs
- We keep you updated as the claim moves
How a claim works with us
From the first call to the final check, here's what happens.
Free review
Tell us what happened. We'll look at your policy and damage and tell you honestly whether we can help.
Inspection and documentation
We photograph and measure the damage and gather the evidence that supports your claim, including weather history for storm losses.
Build and file the claim
We prepare a detailed estimate and submit everything to your insurance company.
Negotiate
We handle every call, email, and reinspection with the carrier and push back when the numbers come up short.
Settlement
Once the claim is paid, repairs can move forward with the funds they actually need.