Roof Damage Public Adjuster
Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach County
If your roof has been damaged by wind, storm, hail, or a hidden leak, Santos Public Adjusters helps Florida homeowners and commercial property owners get the insurance settlement their policy actually owes them. We inspect the damage, document it correctly, and negotiate directly with your insurance company — so you don't have to.
Roof Damage Insurance Claims
We Handle
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Wind and hurricane roof damage
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Storm and hail damage
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Shingle, tile, and flat roof claims
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Denied or underpaid roof damage claims
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Residential and commercial roof claims
What's Included With Our Roof Damage Public Adjuster Service
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Free property inspection — no cost, no obligation
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Full documentation of visible and hidden damage
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Detailed repair estimate prepared to insurance industry standard
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Direct negotiation with your insurance carrier on your behalf
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Ongoing updates throughout your claim, start to finish
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No upfront cost — we work on contingency, so if you don't get paid, we don't get paid
Roof Damage Insurance Claims Get Underpaid — A Public Adjuster Fixes It
Roof damage claims are one of the most commonly underpaid or denied claim types in Florida. Insurers frequently attribute storm damage to "wear and tear" to avoid paying the full cost of repair or replacement — even when the damage clearly followed a specific weather event. Licensed public adjuster Gustavo Santos Jr. has represented Florida property owners for over 25 years, including time spent on the insurance company side, and knows exactly how carriers evaluate — and try to minimize — roof claims.
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If you're still researching before you file — or want to understand what a public adjuster actually does with a roof claim — read our full guide.
Serving Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach County
Santos Public Adjusters is based in Doral and serves homeowners and commercial property owners throughout South Florida. We respond quickly to roof damage claims across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County, and extend service to Central and North Florida during major hurricane events.
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