Flood Ready: Todd Isenburg, Xactimate Certified Trainer

National Insurance Awareness Day is in a few days. What better time to check in with an insurance agent to get answers to a few of our burning insurance questions? Mike Cazalas from Brazzell Insurance Agency in Gulf Shores, Alabama took some time to answer a few of these questions for us! We appreciate your expertise, Mike!

Well, it’s officially Hurricane Season once again, and if you haven’t done it already, it’s time to make sure you’re prepared to deploy with your documents, tools, and supplies.

Securing your laptop for travel can easily be overlooked. But if something happens to it you may be unable to assist policyholders for days at a time!

As we move deeper into this hurricane season, we may feel uneasy, as many of our communities are struggling with the public health and economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.

It’s true — money seems to leave your bank account quickly when you’re an insurance adjuster! Between the cost of licenses, training, tools, and necessities it can be expensive.

This is a question we hear often! Here’s the thing: flood is different. Way different. There are very specific requirements.

Trying to stand out to a hiring manager in the independent adjusting field is a difficult task when you’re relying on an electronic application to showcase your abilities. To help your application gain attention, we’ve compiled a list of how to help your resume be as effective as possible.

House fire property claims are some of the most common and expensive in the United States.

As adjusters, we know how important customer service is to our livelihoods. Policyholders are under a lot of stress when an unexpected event strikes their home.

When you’re a new adjuster, there are so many things you’ll learn later in your career that you wish you would have known in the beginning.