Find a Keller Public Adjuster Near You

Keller sits square in the middle of North Texas hail country, where one spring storm can leave an Old Town roof full of bruised shingles and a neighborhood full of claims. If your settlement offer doesn't come close to covering the damage, a Keller Public Adjuster near you can take the claim off your plate.

What is a Public Adjuster?

A Public Adjuster is a licensed insurance claim expert hired by policyholders—not by carriers—to handle property damage claims. Under Texas Insurance Code Chapter 4102, a Public Adjuster can inspect your damage, interpret your policy, build a line-item estimate, file your claim, and negotiate directly with your insurance company on your behalf.

Are Keller Public Adjusters licensed?

They have to be. Anyone acting as a Public Adjuster in Texas must hold a license issued by the Texas Department of Insurance, which requires passing a state exam and keeping up with continuing education. Texas also requires a written contract on a TDI-approved form, printed with the notice "WE REPRESENT THE INSURED ONLY," and you can rescind that contract within 72 hours of signing.

What does a Texas Public Adjuster cost?

Texas Public Adjusters work on contingency, and state law caps the total commission at 10% of the insurance settlement on your claim—a tighter cap than most states allow. You aren't expected to pay until after your insurance company pays you.

Find a Trustworthy Keller Public Adjuster

Tiger Adjusters® has the backing of a nationwide network of licensed insurance experts—reputable, reliable, and ready to take on your Keller insurance claim at a moment's notice.

What will a Keller Public Adjuster near you actually do? They'll work to maximize your claim settlement.

They'll offer a free damage inspection, gather documentation, and compile a detailed damage estimate.

A Public Adjuster submits your claim to the carrier and negotiates on your behalf for a fair offer.

Hail and wind are Keller's most common claims, and they're the easiest for a carrier to underpay.

Verify any Public Adjuster's license and read the contract before you sign anything.

Your roofing contractor cannot also serve as your Public Adjuster in Texas.

North Texas storms rarely leave obvious damage. Bruised shingles, cracked vents, dented flashing, and wind-lifted decking are easy to overlook and easy to deny.

A Keller Public Adjuster inspects the whole property, photographs every elevation, and puts the damage into a line-item estimate your carrier has to answer.

Every Texas Public Adjuster must be licensed by the Texas Department of Insurance, and you can look up any license through the TDI website.

Texas also requires a written contract on a state-approved form, and you have 72 hours after signing to rescind it in writing—no penalty, no obligation.

Texas law bars a contractor from adjusting claims on any property where they're providing, or may provide, contracting services—even if they hold an adjuster license. The Texas Supreme Court upheld that rule in 2024.

If a roofer offers to "handle the insurance side" for you, treat it as a red flag.

Leo Kosi

Owner Operator & Public Adjuster

Keller, TX

TX #3457672 

(469) 895-9574  

L_Kosi@TigerAdjusters.com