Understanding the Key Differences Between Public Adjusters and Insurance Company Adjusters with Ibis Public Adjusters
- lporgroup
- Nov 10
- 3 min read
When a homeowner faces property damage, filing an insurance claim can feel overwhelming. One of the biggest challenges is understanding who is on your side during the claims process. Many people confuse public adjusters with insurance company adjusters, but these two roles serve very different purposes. Knowing the difference can make a significant impact on the outcome of your claim.
Ibis Public Adjusters specialize in working directly with homeowners to maximize their claim potential. This post explains the key differences between public adjusters and insurance company adjusters and shows how Ibis Public Adjusters support homeowners every step of the way.

What Insurance Company Adjusters Do
Insurance company adjusters are employees or contractors hired by the insurance company. Their primary responsibility is to assess the damage and determine how much the insurance company will pay on a claim. Their goal is to protect the interests of the insurance company, which means they often look for ways to minimize the payout.
These adjusters inspect the property, review the policy, and prepare a report that influences the settlement offer. While they must follow certain rules and regulations, their loyalty lies with the insurer, not the homeowner.
Because of this, insurance company adjusters may:
Offer lower estimates for repairs or replacements
Overlook certain damages or necessary repairs
Use language or terms that favor the insurance company’s position
Understanding this helps homeowners realize why having an advocate on their side is crucial.
What Public Adjusters Do
Public adjusters work exclusively for the policyholder, not the insurance company. Their job is to represent the homeowner’s interests during the claims process. They provide a detailed, independent evaluation of the damage and negotiate with the insurance company to secure the highest possible settlement.
Public adjusters bring expertise in insurance policies, damage assessment, and claim negotiation. They handle the paperwork, document losses thoroughly, and communicate directly with the insurance company on behalf of the homeowner.
Key benefits of hiring a public adjuster include:
Maximizing claim value by identifying all damages and losses
Reducing stress by managing the complex claims process
Speeding up settlements through professional negotiation
Ensuring fair treatment by balancing the insurer’s interests
How Ibis Public Adjusters Work With Homeowners
Ibis Public Adjusters take a hands-on approach to help homeowners navigate the insurance claim process. From the moment you contact them, they act as your advocate, guiding you through each step.
Here is how Ibis Public Adjusters support homeowners:
Free Initial Consultation
They start by reviewing your insurance policy and damage details to determine if you have a valid claim and how much you might be entitled to.
Comprehensive Damage Assessment
Ibis Public Adjusters visit your property to inspect and document all damages, including hidden or overlooked issues that could affect your claim.
Detailed Claim Preparation
They prepare a thorough claim package with photos, repair estimates, and supporting documentation to present a strong case to the insurance company.
Negotiation With the Insurance Company
Ibis Public Adjusters handle all communications and negotiations, ensuring the insurance company offers a fair settlement based on the full extent of your losses.
Ongoing Support Until Settlement
They stay involved until your claim is fully resolved, addressing any disputes or delays that arise.
By working with Ibis Public Adjusters, homeowners gain a trusted partner who understands the insurance industry and fights for their best interests.

Real Examples of Claim Maximization
Consider a homeowner who suffered roof damage after a storm. The insurance company adjuster estimated repairs at $10,000, excluding water damage inside the attic. Ibis Public Adjusters inspected the property and found hidden water damage and mold, increasing the claim value to $18,000. Their detailed report and negotiation secured the higher payout.
In another case, a kitchen fire caused smoke damage throughout the home. The insurance adjuster offered a settlement covering only visible fire damage. Ibis Public Adjusters documented smoke damage to walls, cabinets, and HVAC systems, resulting in a settlement increase of 40%.
These examples show how public adjusters uncover the full scope of damage and ensure homeowners receive the compensation they deserve.
Why Homeowners Should Choose Ibis Public Adjusters
Choosing Ibis Public Adjusters means choosing a team dedicated to your claim’s success. Their experience, attention to detail, and commitment to homeowners set them apart.
Homeowners benefit from:
Personalized service tailored to each claim
Clear communication that explains every step
No upfront fees — they work on a contingency basis, paid only if you receive a settlement
Strong track record of maximizing claim settlements
If you want to avoid the pitfalls of handling a claim alone or relying solely on the insurance company’s adjuster, Ibis Public Adjusters provide the expertise and support you need.




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