New Orleans homes and businesses are some of the most distinctive buildings in the country, and that makes their claims harder to price. We work claims across the city and the surrounding parishes.
Mount Zion Baptist Church, New Orleans. Photo: Infrogmation, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Sanctuaries, steeples, stained glass and fellowship halls cost more to repair than a typical building, and insurance estimates often fall short. We work with your pastor, deacons, trustees or board and keep everyone informed.
Hurricane Ida in 2021 and Hurricane Katrina in 2005 shaped how insurance works in New Orleans. Hurricane deductibles, older construction and specialty materials mean claims here need careful documentation.
Roof and exterior damage, plus the interior water damage that follows a storm.
Shotgun houses, Creole cottages and older buildings with slate, wood and plaster that cost more to repair.
Restaurants, hotels, rental property and storefronts, including lost business income.
We review your policy, inspect the property, write a line-by-line Xactimate estimate and negotiate with your insurance company until the claim is resolved.
Licensed Louisiana public adjuster (license #1100089).
