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Public adjusters in Texas

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What Texas law gives you

In Texas, public adjusters are licensed and regulated by the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI). A public adjuster represents the policyholder — not the insurance company — and Texas generally caps public-adjuster fees (commonly 10%) on claims arising from a declared disaster. The Texas Prompt Payment of Claims Act (Insurance Code Ch. 542) also requires insurers to acknowledge, investigate, and pay valid claims within set deadlines.

Texas metros we serve

Houston
Hurricane, flood, and wind-driven damage along the gulf coast
 Dallas
Severe hail and windstorms across north texas
 Fort Worth
Hail and wind damage across the dfw metroplex
 San Antonio
Hail and severe-storm claims in south central texas
 Austin
Hail, wind, and flash-flood claims in central texas
 El Paso
Wind, hail, and monsoon-season storm claims in west texas
 Corpus Christi
Hurricane and coastal wind claims on the gulf
 Lubbock
Hail and high-wind claims on the south plains
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