We Fight for Your Full Insurance Payout

Don’t settle for less — our licensed Washington public adjusters handle your claim from start to finish.
Residential, commercial, or nonprofit — we make sure you get what you’re truly owed.
No upfront fees, no stress — just expert help when you need it most.

Your Trusted Insurance Claim Advocates

Washington Public Adjuster is your local expert in insurance claim support, serving homeowners, businesses, and organizations across the state. We specialize in residential, commercial, and government property claims — including wildfire, water, mold, storm, and wind damage. With deep knowledge of Washington insurance policies and laws, we fight to maximize your settlement and protect your rights.
Our experienced team handles everything from claim documentation to final negotiation, so you don’t have to face the insurance companies alone.
Proudly serving Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver, and communities throughout Washington State.

Public Adjusting Services in Washington

We handle all types of property insurance claims — residential, commercial, and government. From fire and storm damage to water, mold, and more — we fight for your full recovery.

Residential Property Claims

We help Washington homeowners navigate complex policy language and recover full payouts after fire, water , wind, or storm damage.

Commercial Property Claims

Protect your Washington business investment with expert claim support aligned with local insurance regulations and commercial property standards.

Government & Non-Profit Claims

We represent Washington schools, municipalities, and non-profits to ensure fair compensation for covered property losses and disaster recovery.

Wildfire Damage Claims

Wildfires in Washington can be devastating — our team understands local risks, insurance loopholes, and how to fight for your full coverage.

Water & Mold Damage Claims

Water and mold claims are often delayed or underpaid. We step in early to ensure everything is properly documented for a fair and timely payout.

Storm & Wind Damage Claims

Storms and wind events in Washington can cause major structural damage. We handle your claim from inspection to settlement — with no shortcuts.

Why Choose Us?

With over 15 years of experience, we help Oregon property owners fight for the insurance payouts they deserve. We work for you — not the insurance company.

Local Experts

We understand Washington’s insurance laws, building codes, and disaster risks — giving you the local advantage.

Bigger Settlements

We fight for every dollar you’re owed, not just what the insurance company wants to pay.

Personal Support

You’re never just a claim number — we stand by your side from first inspection to final settlement.

Quick & Easy Process

We handle paperwork, inspections, and negotiations — saving you time and stress.

Ready to Start Your Claim?

Let our Washington public adjusters handle the stress and fight for your full payout. Get expert help at no upfront cost — we only get paid when you do.

Real Results, Proven Success

See how we’ve helped Washington property owners win fair settlements and recover faster after disaster strikes.

Seattle Homeowner Recovers 3X More on Water Damage Claim

After a pipe burst flooded their basement, a Seattle family was offered a low settlement. Our team stepped in, documented the damage, and negotiated a payout three times higher than the insurer’s initial offer.

What Our Clients Say

Hear from Washington homeowners, business owners, and organizations who trusted us with their insurance claims — and got results.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about your insurance claim or how we work? Here are answers to some of the most common questions from Washington property owners.

What does a public adjuster do?

A public adjuster represents you—not the insurance company—to help you file, negotiate, and maximize your property damage claim.

How much does your service cost?

Can you help with claims already filed?

How long does the claims process take?

Are you licensed in Washington State?