A referral resource for realtors
A roof or storm-damage issue shouldn't kill your deal. Refer your buyers and sellers to ALSP — we help them document the damage and resolve the insurance claim so the transaction stays on track.
Property damage has a way of surfacing at the worst possible moment — a roof flagged during inspection, storm damage discovered before listing, an open or underpaid claim complicating a sale. Any of these can stall or sink a deal.
ALSP helps your clients understand and resolve the insurance side. As licensed public adjusters working for the homeowner, we document the damage accurately and present the claim so it reflects the real cost of repair — turning a deal-threatening surprise into a manageable, well-documented situation.
Why realtors refer us
- Damage and claim issues handled professionally, so they don't derail your transaction
- Sellers can resolve or properly document an open claim before or during a sale
- Buyers get clarity on damage they've discovered, with a path to resolution
- A trusted, licensed resource you can hand off to with confidence
- Your client is taken care of — which reflects well on you
We keep the roles clean and compliant. ALSP represents the homeowner as a licensed public adjuster. There's no partnership, no referral fee, and no financial arrangement — just an appropriate referral when a homeowner needs help.
A simple referral, handled right
Damage surfaces
A roof or storm-damage issue comes up before listing, during inspection, or mid-transaction.
Refer your client
Send them to us for a free inspection and an honest read on the claim.
We document & resolve
We document the damage and handle the insurance claim for the homeowner.
The deal moves forward
With the claim handled and the damage documented, your transaction stays on track.
For Realtors — questions
Can a public adjuster help with a claim before a home sells?
Often, yes. Whether it's documenting damage, resolving an open claim, or making sure a settlement reflects the real repair cost, we help the homeowner handle the insurance side so it doesn't complicate the sale.
Who pays for the public adjuster?
The inspection is free. If the homeowner moves forward, public adjusters in Arizona typically work on a percentage of the claim, explained clearly up front.
Do you work with both buyers and sellers?
Yes. We help whichever party is dealing with the property damage and the insurance claim — always representing the homeowner's interests.
Have a client who needs us?
Refer a homeowner with property damage for a free, no-obligation inspection — or reach out with any questions.