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Fort Lauderdale, Florida Public Adjusters
Water, roof or hurricane damage in Fort Lauderdale or anywhere in Broward? Call us before you accept their number.
Our licensed public adjusters handle claims in Broward County and anywhere in Florida.
Blueprint Claims LLC, Florida public adjusting firm, License W822405
Stuart Hymson
Public Adjuster
Michael Zebold
Public Adjuster
Micaela Villa
Public Adjuster
Alex Barquero
Public Adjuster
Arthur Camayd
Public Adjuster
Tony Azcue
Public Adjuster
Frank Nunez
Public Adjuster
Broward County Public Adjusters
Don’t let the insurance company underpay or deny your claim. Our adjusters represent you, not the insurance company. Speak with one of our licensed Florida public adjusters today for a free claim consultation.
We handle claims across Broward County
The dots are 26 towns in Broward County where we've already helped. Not on the map yet? Call us anyway.
Fighting for the policyholder
Blueprint Claims has settled over half a billion dollars in commercial and residential claims with 15 years in business. Don’t settle for less, get the money you deserve. Fight for your claim!
Private Equity Firm
Apartment complex
Hollywood Homeowner
Insurance offered $4,927
Plantation Homeowner
Insurance offered $16,311
Property Management
Condominium community
The contractor's edge
Arthur Camayd, partner, is a licensed public adjuster with the SPPA designation, a licensed general contractor, and holds a degree in architecture.
We know how buildings are designed, how they are built, and how to spot the damage most people miss. On complex claims like fires with structural damage or hidden issues, that construction insight and policy knowledge lets us build a stronger claim and challenge a low offer with real authority.
Licensed general contractor
Degree in architecture
SPPA public adjuster
We don’t just estimate. We advocate.
How we handle your claim
Four steps, from the first call to the settlement check.
Free claim consultation
Tell us about your claim. We’re here to help.
Free property inspection
Leaving no stone unturned, we focus on the details.
We estimate & appraise
Don’t worry about having to gather various repair bids on your own.
We negotiate & settle
We don’t get paid unless you get paid.
What to know about a Fort Lauderdale insurance claim
Waiting to see what the insurance company does is how good claims run out of time.
That first call matters
Many homeowners hurt their claim on that first call to the insurance company. Reporting the claim is part of our job, and we do it the right way. Call us the day you find the damage, and we’ll handle it from there.
The first check is rarely the last word
Florida makes insurers say on a partial payment that more may come, and the adjuster they send works for them, not you. We’ve handled nearly 7,000 claims and settled over half a billion dollars. Have us check their estimate line by line before you settle for it.
Once it's repaired, it's hard to prove
Stop the damage from spreading, but take photos and video before anything is torn out or repaired, and keep what gets replaced. Once the damage is gone, it’s your word against the insurance company’s. Call us first, and we’ll document it the right way.
Don’t wait to see what they do. Call today and let a licensed public adjuster review your options while you still have them. Your policy review is free.
Types of claims we handle
We handle claims across Broward County
Fort Lauderdale
Miramar
Pembroke Pines
Hollywood
Sunrise
Tamarac
Davie
Margate
Plantation
Coral Springs
Weston
Lauderhill
Pompano Beach
Cooper City
Oakland Park
North Lauderdale
Sources: Fla. Stat. § 627.70131(6). General information, not legal advice.
Why hire your own public adjuster in Fort Lauderdale?
Every claim already has an adjuster. The insurance company’s adjuster works for the insurance company. A public adjuster works for you.
A guide through the entire claim process.
Help you understand your rights under the policy.
Navigating through policy endorsements and exclusions.
Document your damages in detail.
Estimating & valuing the TRUE cost of your loss.
Collaboration with experts to support your claim.
Negotiating & settling your claim.
Working with contractors to get you back to pre-loss condition.
Hiring your own adjuster pays for itself.
Meet the adjusters
“Our adjusters know how buildings are built, how policies are written, and how to get a claim to the finish line.”
Michael Zebold, SPPA
Firm Partner
Michael Zebold
Senior Public Adjuster
Arthur Camayd
Senior Public Adjuster
Tony Azcue
Public Adjuster
Frank Nunez
Senior Public Adjuster
See what our clients are saying
“Blueprint Claims did an excellent job. They are the ultimate professionals. After my initial meeting with Alex, he took care of everything.”
D K
“Impeccable work and very effective, from first inspection review to the last step”
Margarita Gomez
“Frank Nunez was extremely helpful in getting my claim overturned from a complete denial to a fully paid for roof.”
Ben Justice
“Frank worked for us, not the insurance company, and kept us informed along the way, which was also very helpful.”
Tom Maides
Questions about hiring a public adjuster in Fort Lauderdale
Answers to the questions Broward County callers ask us most.
How much does a public adjuster charge in Fort Lauderdale?
You pay nothing upfront, and if we don't recover money, you owe us nothing. Our fee is a percentage of what we recover for you, set in writing before you sign, and Florida law caps it. Call, and we'll walk you through how it works on your claim.
Water came into my condo from the unit above. Who pays?
Usually more than one policy is involved, and each side will point at someone else. It's one of the questions Broward callers ask us most. Florida law says the association's policy doesn't cover the flooring, wall and ceiling finishes, cabinets, countertops, fixtures and appliances inside your unit. Those are on you, so your own condo policy is usually what pays. We document the damage and file it with your own insurer the right way, so call us before you accept their no.
Do you handle cast iron pipe and plumbing leak claims?
Yes. About half of our Broward claims are water and plumbing leaks, and cast iron pipe leaks are one of the questions Broward homeowners ask us most. Many policies won't pay to fix the pipe itself, but they often cover the water damage it caused and the cost of tearing out what's needed to reach it. Insurers often call a leak wear and tear or long-term seepage, so call us before the plumber closes the wall.
I have Citizens. Can you help if Citizens denied or underpaid my claim?
Yes. Citizens is the insurer on about one in five of our Broward claims. We handle them the same way we handle any insurer's: we document the damage, write our own estimate and negotiate for what your policy owes. Call us before you accept their offer.
Do you have an office in Fort Lauderdale? Will someone come to my property?
Our office is in Doral, and we handle claims anywhere in Florida, including Fort Lauderdale, Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood and the towns around them. A licensed public adjuster inspects the damage in person at your property whenever the claim needs it, and the first review is free.
My insurer already paid, but not enough. Is it too late to hire you?
You can hire us before you file, in the middle of a claim, or after the insurer pays too little. Many of the nearly 7,000 claims we've handled started just like yours. Don't sit on a low check, though. Florida's deadlines to reopen a claim or ask for more run from the date of loss, not from the day they paid. Call us now, while you still have time.
Are you lawyers? Do I need a lawyer or a public adjuster?
No. We're licensed public adjusters, not a law firm, and we don't give legal advice. We document the damage, write the estimate and negotiate with your insurance company. Florida no longer makes insurers pay a winning homeowner's lawyer, so a claim has to be built right before anyone talks about court. If yours needs a lawyer, we work together with experienced property damage attorneys, and they rely on the file we've built. Call us first, so that file is built right from the start.
How long do I have to file or reopen a claim in Florida?
Less time than most people think. Florida bars a new or reopened claim that isn't reported within one year of the date of loss, and a supplemental claim after 18 months. For a hurricane, the date of loss is landfall, not the day you notice the damage, and courts expect you to report promptly inside that year. Call us as soon as you find the damage.
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