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We handle property insurance claims for homeowners, landlords and businesses across Fort Worth and Tarrant County. Our focus is fire, smoke and large loss claims, where the gap between the insurer’s first estimate and the real cost of repair tends to be widest. Areas we cover include:

  • Fort Worth
  • Arlington
  • North Richland Hills and Hurst
  • Keller and Southlake
  • Benbrook and Burleson

In a Fort Worth fire claim, the damage usually reaches past what burned. Smoke and soot travel through air conditioning systems that run most of the year, heat can damage roofing and framing you can’t see from the street, and the water used to put the fire out soaks drywall, insulation and flooring, including under pier and beam floors in older homes. We document all of it, room by room, read your policy against it, and present the claim to your insurer with the evidence behind every line.

AllCity Adjusting LLC is licensed as a public adjuster in Texas (license 2615282), and Andy Gurczak holds Texas public adjuster license 2615278.

Fort Worth Public Adjuster

Fire, Smoke and Large Loss Claims

Fire and Large Loss Claims in Fort Worth

Fire is the core of our work: house fires, kitchen fires in restaurants, electrical fires in warehouses and fires in apartment buildings. The insurer’s first estimate rarely captures the whole loss. What it tends to miss:

  • Smoke damage in rooms the fire never reached
  • Odor that comes back in the summer heat
  • Water damage from putting the fire out
  • Code upgrades the city requires before you can rebuild
  • Contents that have to be listed item by item
  • Extra living costs or lost business income while you rebuild

Grass fires in dry, windy weather can also push smoke and ash into homes and businesses well away from the flames, and that smoke damage can be a claim in its own right. If your property has smoke, soot or ash damage after a nearby fire, we can review your policy and tell you what it covers.

On large residential and commercial losses, we bring in engineers, hygienists and contents specialists when the claim needs them, so the estimate reflects the full scope of the damage.

How We Handle Your Claim

  • We inspect the damage in person and photograph everything.
  • We read your policy and tell you what it covers.
  • We build a detailed estimate in Xactimate, the estimating software most insurers use.
  • We list your damaged contents item by item.
  • We present the claim to your insurer and handle the back and forth.
  • We keep you updated until the claim is settled.

Dallas, Houston and the Rest of Texas

Our Texas team works across the state. If your property is in Dallas, see our Dallas public adjuster page; for Houston and the Gulf Coast, see our Houston public adjuster page. For claims anywhere else in the state, start with our Texas public adjuster page.

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FAQ: Fort Worth Public Adjuster

Do you work in Fort Worth and the rest of Tarrant County?

Yes. We handle claims in Fort Worth, across Tarrant County and the wider Dallas-Fort Worth area, and we inspect the damage in person.

What should I do first after a fire?

Make sure everyone is safe, report the claim to your insurer, and photograph or video the damage before any cleanup. Keep damaged items until they’re documented, and keep receipts for hotels, meals and other extra living costs.

Does my policy cover smoke damage?

Many homeowner and commercial policies cover smoke damage from a fire, even when the fire never reached the property, but the wording varies and insurers sometimes dispute it. We read your policy and tell you where you stand.

Does your Fort Worth public adjuster have to be licensed?

Yes. Texas requires public adjusters to be licensed, and anyone who represents you on a claim without a license is doing so illegally. AllCity Adjusting and its public adjusters are licensed in the State of Texas. Our Texas team also handles claims in Dallas and Houston.

Do you handle commercial and large loss claims?

Yes. Restaurants, retail, warehouses, apartment buildings and other commercial properties are part of our work, and large losses are our focus.

Can you help if my claim is already open or was denied?

Yes. We can review an open claim, a low offer or a denial letter and explain your options.

Why You Don't Pay Unless We Get You More?
We only charge you if we perform. Consider that not many companies model their pricing based on their performance. For this and many reasons we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Our contingency fee based model wins our customers over, because we don’t get paid if we don’t perform. Imagine driving home with a new car, but not having to pay for it till you are completely satisfied. This is our promise to our customers. In short, we only get paid if you get more.
What Are The Cost For Our Services?
Our fee is a percentage of the claim payout, agreed with you in writing before we start.

Our fee is determined by the size, nature and complexity of the claim, and by the limits that apply in your state. We figure all this during our free claim consultation. Our goal is that no matter your fee, your bottom dollar will see an increase over and above our fee. In short, Our work is extensive and we will get your more. If we can’t our services are free.

REMEMBER… you do not pay anything out of pocket. The fee is paid our of the total settlement claim payout.

How do I get started?

Request a free claim review with the form on this page, or call 844-692-3587, 24 hours a day.

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