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Property damage? Don’t settle for less — let us set your claim up for success!
- No recovery, No fee
- We work for you, not the insurance company
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- We don't get paid unless you do - (Call Now)
- No recovery, No fee
- We work for you, not the insurance company
- Free Inspection & Consultation
- We don't get paid unless you do - (Call Now)
Insurance companies don’t wait — and neither should you.
Delays can reduce or deny your claim.
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- About us
Southwest Florida's Trusted Firm
SWFL Public Adjusters is a locally owned firm based in Naples, FL, founded by Andrea Cannizzaro. We’re here for one reason—to make sure homeowners don’t get taken advantage of during the insurance claim process.
After seeing firsthand how confusing and frustrating claims can be, Andrea built this company to give policyholders someone in their corner. From the first inspection to the final settlement, we handle the entire process so you don’t have to deal with the back-and-forth, delays, or low offers from the insurance company.
Every claim is different, but the goal is always the same: maximize your payout and make the process as stress-free as possible.
As a member of FAPIA and an experienced public adjuster, Andrea takes pride in being responsive, detail-oriented, and willing to go the extra mile for every client. When you work with SWFL Public Adjusters, you’re not just another claim—you’re a priority.
- types of claims we handle
SWFL Public Adjusters: Your trusted partner for any claim
WATER DAMAGE CLAIMS
- pipe burst
- Plumbing leaks
- Appliance failures
- Roof leaks
- Clogged A/C Drain
- Leak from other condo unit
CATASTROPHE CLAIMS
- Hurricanes
- Tropical Storms
- Tornadoes
- Flooding
- Sinkholes
- Storm Surges
- Wildfires
- Hail
Fire Claims
- Electrical fire
- Kitchen appliance
- Wildfire
- Fireworks
- Smoke Damage
OTHER DAMAGES
- Mold
- Vandalism
- Lightning
- Fallen tree
- Business equipment
- Loss of income
- Business interruption
- Why Choose Us
Why Property Owners Choose SWFL Public Adjusters
We work exclusively for policyholders—documenting property damage, preparing detailed estimates, communicating with the insurance company, and guiding you through every stage of the claim.
- Thorough Claim Documentation
- Honest & Transparent
- Experienced & Trusted
- Our Locations
We Proudly Serve all of Florida, including these major cities:
- Frequently Asked Questions
Need Help Understanding Your Claim?
Find clear answers to the most common questions about public adjusting, insurance claims, and how we help you get the settlement you deserve.
What does a public adjuster do?
A public adjuster represents you—not the insurance company. We inspect and document the damage, review your policy, prepare a detailed estimate, communicate with the carrier, attend inspections, and guide your claim through the settlement process.
When should I contact a public adjuster?
The best time is before filing your claim, so the damage can be properly inspected and documented from the beginning. If you have already filed, we can still review the claim and determine how we may be able to help.
Can you help if my claim has already been denied?
Absolutely! We can gather information and or documentation that may have been missed to re-open the claim and challenge the denial decision.
How much does it cost to hire SWFL Public Adjusters?
There are no upfront costs. Our fee is a percentage of the insurance recovery. We don’t get paid unless and until you do!
What happens during the free inspection?
We inspect the visible damage, discuss how and when the loss occurred, review available policy and claim documents, and explain the possible next steps. You are not obligated to hire us simply because we inspected the property.
Q6. What should I do immediately after damage occurs?
Make sure everyone is safe, take photographs and videos, and take reasonable steps to prevent additional damage. Keep damaged materials and receipts whenever possible, and avoid making permanent repairs until the damage has been properly documented.
How long do I have, to file a claim?
An insurance claim should be reported as soon as damage occurs, waiting longer than 14 days may result in the claim being denied.
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