The Statute of Limitations is Running Out

San Antonio was devastated with destructive hailstorms in April of 2016. An estimated $2 billion in damages has been reported, making this the costliest hailstorm in recent history.  As the statute of limitations begins to run out, business owners, commercial property owners, HOA’s and residents are running out of time to resolve any insurance claim issues.

2.5” – 3” hail that caused 1.4 billion dollars in damage. Three large storms ripped through downtown San Antonio, and by our estimates roughly 70% of the city was affected by the hail.  Thousands of businesses and residents filed a claim because of this storm system.

“The question is, did you get paid, denied or underpaid?”  – asks Mike Fried, President of All American Public Adjusters.

The Texas Department of Insurance allows you to hire your own adjuster to dispute your claim. You are entitled to a fair and accurate settlement, that

Just because your roof isn’t leaking doesn’t mean that you didn’t sustain roof damage because of hail. 

Once the statute of limitations passes, any damage incurred will be your responsibility to pay for the entire replacement costs.  It costs nothing to request a claim review and property inspection from a public adjuster, and can save you thousands perhaps even millions of dollars depending on the size of the property involved.