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Storm & Wind Damage Claims

A storm damage claim covers property loss from hurricane, tornado, hail, or straight-line wind.

Storm losses are Continental Adjusters' most common claim type, ranging from a single hailstorm roof claim to a catastrophic, multi-property hurricane loss. Wind and hail damage is frequently underscoped in an insurer's first estimate, since surface damage doesn't always reflect what's happening underneath roofing membranes, siding, and building envelopes. Continental Adjusters has negotiated significant increases over insurers' initial offers on storm claims, including a 66% increase on a shopping center hailstorm claim and a 60% increase on a 362,000 sq. ft. shopping center's Hurricane Laura claim.

CLAIM TYPES HANDLED

Claim Types Covered

Hurricane & Tropical Storm Claims

Documents wind, roof, and structural damage from hurricane and tropical storm events.

Tornado Damage Claims

Handles structural and total-loss damage from tornado events.

Hail Damage Claims

Values roof and building-envelope hail damage, frequently underscoped in an insurer's first estimate.

Wind Damage Claims

Covers straight-line wind and severe thunderstorm damage to commercial properties.

Catastrophic & Multi-Property Loss Claims

Coordinates claims across multiple properties or locations damaged by the same storm event.

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WHO THIS IS FOR

Who This Is For

01
Commercial real estate owners with roof or building-envelope exposure
02
Retail and shopping center owners
03
Multifamily and hospitality properties in storm-prone regions
04
Property owners with claims already underway that feel underpaid
WHY CHOOSE US

Why Continental Adjusters

25+ Years, $4B+ Recovered

Continental Adjusters LLC has represented commercial policyholders for more than 25 years and collected over $4 billion in settlements nationwide.

Policyholder-Only Representation

Continental Adjusters never represents insurance carriers and holds no financial interest in repair work tied to any claim it handles.

In-House Forensic Accounting

Continental Adjusters quantifies business interruption and lost-income claims using its own forensic accounting team rather than outsourcing the analysis.

Full-Service Claim Support

Continental Adjusters carries a claim from initial inspection through negotiation, and into appraisal, umpire proceedings, or expert witness testimony if the claim is disputed.

No Upfront Cost

Continental Adjusters works on a contingency basis, so a policyholder pays nothing until the claim is recovered.

RECENT RESULT

Shopping Center Hailstorm

Continental Adjusters helped secure a substantially higher settlement for a commercial property hailstorm claim.

INSURER'S OFFER
$5M
Initial undisputed offer
FINAL SETTLEMENT
$8.4M
Final recovered amount
66%
Increase over the insurer's initial, undisputed offer
OUR PROCESS

How It Works

1

Free Claim Review

Continental Adjusters reviews the policy and loss details at no cost to determine whether the claim is being fairly valued.

2

Property Inspection & Documentation

A Continental Adjusters representative inspects the property, documents the damage, and brings in engineering or trade experts where the loss requires it.

3

Loss Valuation

Continental Adjusters prepares a detailed repair and replacement cost valuation, and, for business interruption losses, a forensic accounting analysis of lost income.

4

Claim Submission & Negotiation

Continental Adjusters submits the documented claim to the insurer and negotiates directly on the policyholder's behalf.

5

Settlement or Escalation

Continental Adjusters closes the claim at settlement, or, where the insurer disputes the value, moves it to appraisal, umpire proceedings, or litigation support.

COST

Cost

Continental Adjusters works on a contingency-fee basis in most engagements, so a policyholder pays nothing upfront — the fee is a percentage of the amount recovered, and Continental is only paid once the claim is. Fee structures and statutory caps vary by state; see the relevant state resource page for specifics.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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