An Arizona Power Outage Claim
Property Claim Adjusters Can Make Sure You Receive Full Benefits For Your Power Outage Claim
A power outage is defined as a short or long-term loss of the electric power to an area.
There are many causes of power failures in an electric network. Examples of these causes include faults at power stations, damage to electric transmission lines, substations or other parts of the distribution system, a short circuit, or the overloading of electricity mains. Insurance coverage allows for loss of profits that result from a loss of power, water, gas or telephone service due to direct damage that occurs at a location other than your premises.
When weather is catastrophic many businesses are forced to close due to power outages. Loss of power or other utility services such as gas or water can be a minor discomfort and inconvenient if the disruptions are resolved quickly. When the utilities are out in larger areas, the service interruptions can be major events that last weeks. Could you afford to be without power for several weeks and find out that you don’t have the proper insurance coverage? Most property insurance policies, unless specifically endorsed, will not cover losses from utility services that occur off premises. As a result, the losses can be severe not only in terms of discomfort, but also in the form of a major financial loss to business.
If you have suffered a loss due to utility failure and your claim has been denied, contact us immediately. Property Claim Adjusters will work with you to make sure that you recover any money you are owed.
There is no need for you to face a large insurance company on your own. Property Claim Adjusters has the experience to assist clients just like you.
If your business has been impacted by a power outage, contact Property Claim Adjusters without delay. Our licensed public adjusters will work hard to obtain a maximized settlement for you. Also, keep in mind that YOU DON’T PAY US UNTIL YOU GET PAID.
FOR PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE CLAIM REPRESENTATION IN ARIZONA, CALL PROPERTY CLAIM ADJUSTERS TODAY!
BUT, I ALREADY HAVE AN INDEPENDENT ADJUSTER WORKING ON MY CLAIM.
The word “independent” means that the licensed adjuster is able to represent more then one insurance company. Although he is “independent,” he does represent the insurance company, not the policyholder.
MY POLICY SAYS I’M TO MAKE TEMPORARY REPAIRS TO PROTECT MY PROPERTY.
Property Claim Adjusters will help you make these important decisions as part of the many services we provide. A good rule of thumb is to protect your property as if you had no insurance at all.