Homeowners looking for help with a claim hire the adjuster whose website answers them first and looks trustworthy doing it. We build public adjuster websites that make your firm that answer: claim pages, an honest fee page and a fast way to reach you. Then the system texts back every missed call, follows up on every inquiry and asks every client for a Google review, so you sign more of the people who find you.
Most public adjuster websites are a logo, a stock photo of a flooded kitchen and a contact form. The homeowner cannot tell what you do differently, what it costs, or whether anyone will answer. Ours is built around the questions a homeowner actually has after a loss, and it keeps working after they leave the page.
Hurricane and wind, water, fire, roof, condo and commercial, underpaid and denied. One page each, written the way homeowners search.
How your percentage works, with an example. The page that earns trust fastest in this business.
After a storm the phone rings while you are on a roof. Every missed caller gets a text from your business number in seconds.
Texts and emails that only send during the hours your state lets adjusters contact homeowners.
Every client gets the same review link when the claim settles. Reviews that say "they got us paid" are what the next homeowner reads.
Claim number, loss date, carrier and photos collected before your first call.
Open Seawall Claims Group and look at the fee page, the claim types and the "after you sign" timeline.
Inquiries that come in while you are on a roof or in a meeting get answered automatically, so the homeowner hears from you before another firm reaches them. Intake collects the claim number, carrier and photos, so your first call is about signing, not paperwork.
The fee page and claim pages answer the questions you repeat on every call, and every settled client is asked for a Google review, so your reputation grows with each claim instead of sitting in your inbox.
Website, reviews, missed-call text-back, intake and follow-up. No contract.
Yes. We build for public adjusters anywhere in the United States. Every state sets its own rules for licensing, fees and when you may contact homeowners, so we set up your pages and your automatic texts around the rules in the states where you are licensed.
Some states limit the days and hours an adjuster may contact a homeowner. The follow-up system runs on a schedule, so automatic texts and emails only go out in the window your state allows.
We recommend it. Homeowners have been warned about adjusters, and the firms that explain their fee up front earn trust before the first call. The page explains how your percentage works with an example.
$297 a month, flat. We build the site first and you pay nothing until it is live and you like it. No contract.
