Turn findings into claim context
When inspection observations suggest storm, water, roof or other insured damage, owners can get help mapping those facts into a claim conversation.
WORKING WITH HOME INSPECTORSYou document the condition.
You document the condition.
We help organize the claim.
Help property owners understand which observations and damage records can support a clearer claim review.
Where we can help your clients.
Preserve the record
Photos, written findings and dated observations become more useful when organized alongside estimates and carrier correspondence.
Stay in your profession
You remain the inspector. We handle agreed public-adjusting services for the owner — without blurring roles or guaranteeing outcomes.
THE HANDOFF
A claim advocate for the client you referred.
American Financial Claims works for the policyholder, not the carrier. We help organize the loss record, discuss the claim and explain the next step with the owner’s authorization.
You keep your professional role. We handle agreed public-adjusting work and coordinate information as appropriate.
Clearer claim recordsBring the facts, photos, scopes or letters that help explain what happened.
Direct owner conversationThe owner chooses whether to retain us and receives our terms directly.
No outcome promisesCoverage, payment and results depend on the policy, loss and available evidence.
Useful records to share
- Inspection report excerpts and labeled photographs
- Property address and owner contact with permission
- Any known claim letters or prior repair estimates
Share only with the property owner’s authorization.
Keep the roles clear.
The property owner chooses whether to retain us. Our involvement does not guarantee coverage, payment of an invoice or approval of a repair scope. We explain our services and terms directly to the owner before representation.
We explain our services and terms directly to the owner before representation.
How American Financial Claims helps your clients
You stay focused on the inspection. We advocate on the claim — documentation, carrier communication, and organizing findings into a clearer claim conversation — with the property owner’s authorization.
Claim advocacy
We represent the policyholder’s interests in the claim file so your client is not alone against the carrier’s process.
Documentation that travels
Photos, measurements, invoices, and trade scopes get organized into a claim presentation the carrier can actually evaluate.
Carrier negotiation support
We help raise clear questions about missing scope, quantities, and coverage positions — without overpromising results.
Protecting repair scope
When estimates omit tear-out, matching, or access work, we help put those details back into the conversation with evidence.
Clear division of roles
You manage your professional services. We handle agreed public-adjusting work. The owner chooses who to retain.
No guaranteed invoices
Our involvement does not guarantee coverage, payment of your invoice, or approval of a scope. We explain terms to the owner directly.
SEE THE WORK
View selected claim results →Review selected claim outcomes; results vary by policy, loss and documentation.
Partner questions
Can we start with one customer who needs help?
Yes. With the owner’s permission, introduce the situation and property location. We can discuss a free claim review and what documents to bring.
Do you replace our role on the project?
No. You remain responsible for your inspection services. We provide agreed public-adjusting services to the property owner and coordinate claim documentation as appropriate.
Can we arrange an introductory meeting?
Yes. Call or email with your company, trade and service area. Ask about a phone or Zoom introduction.
REFER WITH PERMISSION
Make the introduction easy.
Share a few details about your inspection firm, markets served and service area. We can discuss the right next step and how to coordinate an owner-authorized claim review.
- Tell us who you are and where you work.
- Share only information the property owner has authorized.
- We will follow up about a phone or Zoom introduction.
LET’S TALK ABOUT WORKING TOGETHER
A useful relationship starts with a conversation.
Tell us your inspection firm, markets served and how clients typically ask about insurance after a finding. We can discuss a phone or Zoom introduction.