Long after the reporters leave, paperwork must be filed and homes must be rebuilt. At Cavalry Disaster Advocates, we stick around for the hard part.

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We know you have been through a lot, and it’s probably difficult to believe that anyone who offers to help isn’t somehow a con artist.

Trust us, we’ve heard from our clients how scared they were to extend trust anywhere and we understand. If you take the step to work with us, we have a simple process to determine if we can help. If we can’t help, then you pay nothing. If we look into your policy and believe there is unrecovered money in your policy, we believe you deserve to get that money.

bottom line: if we don’t succeed, you owe us nothing

Here Is The Process

inspection

1. Inspection

Our construction and real-estate knowledge allows us to assess and account for all the losses you have incurred. We will create detailed lists of damaged and lost items and ensure no stone is unturned.

valuation

2. Valuation

We will use industry standards to assign value to everything you lost, not just the physical structure. Next we will evaluate your insurance policy or policies, to determine if you have received a full settlement.

negotiation

3. Negotiation

We will be the liaison between you and your insurance company. At Cavalry we understand exactly how policies are written and upheld, and we will use our knowledge and strategy to fight on your behalf. We will keep you informed at every step and do our best to give you peace of mind throughout the entire claim process.

settlement

4. Settlement

Because we know the policy language inside out, we won’t allow your insurance company to put your claim settlement in a corner. We’ll work to ensure you get the maximum compensation in the least amount of time so you can keep rebuilding your life.

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