Accelerated Adjusting LLC

Communities across the Southeast are bouncing back strong after Hurricanes Milton and Helene! With neighbors supporting each other and volunteers hard at work, thousands are getting the supplies, shelter, and resources needed to rebuild and renew. It’s inspiring to see families and friends standing together, proving that resilience runs deep. Sending continued prayers and positivity from all of us at Accelerated Adjusting as these communities rise stronger than ever! 💪🌱 #StrongerTogether #CommunityResilience

One of our adjusters sent this in. They’re running claims in the harder hit areas in NC, and not letting anything get in the way. They are doing things in their Hyundai that I typically do in my Jeep. #thatsdedication #Jeffyouretheman #claimsmanagement

Looking for a desk deployment? We have a couple of immediate remote desk opportunities. *Must have a FL license and appointment *Must have an active Xactimate subscription *Minimum 18 months experience We also have some field deployment opportunities in FL and the Carolinas DM for details.

📣 Field Adjusters, Be careful out in the field post-storm. Here’s a top 10 list of tips for field adjusters post hurricane. 🚧 1. Prioritize Personal Safety Always assess for hazardous conditions such as downed power lines or unstable structures before entering. 🚰 2. Stay Hydrated and Rested Post-hurricane environments can be hot and humid. Responders should drink plenty of water and take breaks to avoid heat exhaustion or dehydration. 📲 3. Use Reliable Communication Tools Hurricanes often disrupt cellular networks. Use two-way radios, satellite phones, or other reliable communication tools to stay in touch with the team and headquarters. 📜 4. Document Damage Thoroughly Take clear and detailed photos or videos of the damage. Use technology, such as mobile apps or drones, for efficient documentation and avoid missing any crucial details. 🌊 5. Beware of Floodwaters Floodwaters often hide dangerous debris or chemicals. Adjusters should avoid walking or driving through flooded areas unless absolutely necessary. 🚨 6. Coordinate with Local Authorities Collaborate with local emergency services, law enforcement, and utility companies to ensure efforts are aligned, avoid duplicating work, and stay informed about current hazards. 🗣 7. Provide Clear Information to Affected Residents Offer accurate information on shelters, resources, and timelines for recovery efforts. Miscommunication can lead to frustration and panic among residents. 🧠 9. Monitor Mental and Physical Health Long shifts and exposure to disaster scenes can take a toll on you. Keep an eye out for signs of stress, exhaustion, or trauma among team members. Offer mental health support when needed. 🔥 10. Be Prepared for Aftershocks or Secondary Threats After a hurricane, tornadoes, flash floods, and additional storms can follow. Keep monitoring weather conditions and adjust response plans as necessary. Stay safe, stay sharp, and look out for one another. Your family, your team, and your community need you back safe and sound!

Kicking off October with #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth Let’s support the cause and spread the word—early detection saves lives! 🎀 🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀 #BreastCancerAwareness #GetChecked

🚨 **The Dos and Don'ts of Requesting Deployments** 🚨   Whether you’re an adjuster, contractor, or consultant, successful deployment to different regions demands thorough preparation. A well-prepared adjuster is deployed quickly, while an unprepared one can lose valuable time—not only for themselves but also for the IA firm, which can result in missed opportunities. To help you stay ahead and be deployment-ready, here are some essential tips for success:   ✅ **DOs:** 1. Verify Licensing: Make sure you're licensed in the jurisdictions you're aiming to deploy to. Each state or region has specific requirements, and trying to deploy without the proper credentials could cost you big time. 2. Maintain Active Software Subscriptions: Ensure your estimating software (like Xactimate or Symbility) is up to date and ready to go. Subscriptions can lapse, so double-check that everything is active to avoid last-minute headaches. 3. Stay updated with CE credits: Continuing education (CE) credits are often mandatory. Keep your certifications up-to-date to avoid any last-minute scrambles when an opportunity arises. 4. Have Your Equipment Ready: Deployments can happen fast. Keep your gear—laptops, drones, moisture meters, and cameras—in top working condition and ready for the field. 5. Be Flexible with Travel: You might need to be on-site within 24-48 hours. Having a go-bag packed and travel arrangements pre-planned can help you stay ahead.   ❌ **DON’Ts:** 1. Don't Overlook Local Laws and Regulations: Don’t assume the rules are the same everywhere. Research local insurance regulations, building codes, and legal practices for the area you’re deploying to. 2. Don't Rely on Last-Minute Prep: Deployments often come with short notice. Scrambling to renew software, licenses, or updating paperwork can delay your start. Be proactive! 3. Don’t Bite Off More Than You Can Chew: Be sure to manage client expectations with regard to the volume of claims you can comfortably handle. If the client says that they expect a 7 day cycle time, don’t accept more claims than you can handle in that period! 4. Don’t Forget to Check Your Insurance: Different vendors have different insurance requirements. Ensure your Auto, E&O (Errors & Omissions) insurance and General Liability policies are up to date and reflect the coverage needed for the areas you’re working in. 5. Don’t Underestimate the Power of Networking: Stay connected with deployment firms and professionals in the industry. Building strong relationships can often lead to faster and more frequent deployment opportunities. 6. Don’t Burn Out: Deployments can be physically and mentally draining. Know your limits, pace yourself, and prioritize rest and recovery to maintain peak performance. Being prepared and professional is key to getting the call for deployments. Stay ready, stay informed, and make sure you’re always at the top of your game! 💼🔧📊 #InsuranceAdjuster #Deployments #InsuranceIndustry #ProfessionalTips

🌀Hurricane Helene cut an unimaginable path of destruction from Florida's Big Bend to the Blue Ridge Mountains region of North Carolina and Tennessee. ⚠️⚠️⚠️ Our hearts are with all those affected by Helene's devastating impact. Those communities are facing significant challenges, and we're committed to providing the assistance needed for recovery. 🌪️Accelerated Adjusting will do everything we can to help our clients and their policyholders recover from this tragic weather event. 💙♥️🤍We thank the First Responders and Military personnel from across the country who have been rescuing people trapped in flood waters and providing relief to the public. 🤝Together, with strength, resilience, and the support of dedicated professionals and responders, we will help these communities rebuild and recover.

Our hearts are with the communities in the Carolinas and Tennessee affected by the unprecedented storm devastation. From iconic Chimney Rock to flood-stricken Biltmore Village, the impact is profound. With our roots in Asheville, we stand by our friends and family and the community during these challenging times. As we mobilize our teams for assistance, know that we are committed to supporting the recovery efforts. #SupportLocal #CommunityStrong 🌟

💛 🖤 Our hearts go out to everyone impacted by Hurricane Helene. 💛🖤 At Accelerated Adjusting, we’re ready to assist in the aftermath, helping communities recover and rebuild. Our adjusters are prepared to respond swiftly and provide the support needed in these difficult times. Together, we will overcome.

At Accelerated Adjusting, our hearts go out to everyone in the path of Hurricane Helene, particularly those in the Big Bend region. As this powerful storm approaches, we urge you to take all necessary precautions to protect yourself and your loved ones. Together, we’ll weather the storm and come out stronger.