Texas Public Adjusting

Texas public adjuster for complex, denied & underpaid property claims

Texas property claims are shaped by Texas weather and Texas construction: spring hail across North Texas, straight-line wind and tornado damage, coastal wind events, freeze and pipe-burst losses, and the water damage that follows them. What gets paid still comes down to the estimate and the documentation behind it.

Public adjusting in Texas is provided under the license shown here, subject to the claim, the license, the law, the contract, and the circumstances.

Texas claims are documented locally.

Pricing, methods, and conditions are specific.

Regional pricing, local construction practice, and the way a Texas loss is inspected all affect what a complete estimate should contain.

Texas losses we work

  • Hail damage to roofing, exterior, and mechanical equipment
  • Wind and straight-line wind damage
  • Tornado damage
  • Freeze losses and pipe bursts
  • Water damage and plumbing failures
  • Fire and smoke losses
  • Storm-related structural damage
  • Residential property claims
  • Commercial and multifamily property claims
  • Disputed scope and omitted work
  • Claim documentation and re-inspection support
  • Appraisal support where the policy provides for it

What a Texas public adjuster actually does here

The work is documentation and presentation: inspecting and recording the damage, writing or reviewing the scope and estimate, assembling the supporting file, and presenting that file to the carrier on the policyholder's behalf. It is regulated activity in Texas, and it is handled as regulated activity — not renamed as consulting to avoid that.

Regulatory identity and advertising

Texas public insurance adjuster advertising is governed by Texas Insurance Code chapter 4102 and 28 TAC §19.712, including provisions addressing solicitation, advertising, and required identification. The licensed name, address, and license number displayed on this page come from our verified compliance record and are maintained to match the applicable regulatory records. White Rock PA is the market-facing name; the licensed identity remains disclosed.

When we contact you

You are welcome to browse this site, submit a claim, and upload documents at any hour. Our own outbound claim solicitation follows the solicitation hours configured for Texas, and automated outbound solicitation is suspended when a disaster hold is active for an affected area.

Request a Texas claim review.

Send your estimate, photos, and correspondence. We'll review the file and explain what the carrier's position appears to rest on.

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Important Information

White Rock Public Adjusting, LLC is not an insurance company, law firm, contractor, or carrier-affiliated entity, and does not provide legal advice. Services vary by claim type, jurisdiction, licensing requirements, and individual circumstances. No claim outcome is guaranteed. Licensed public adjusting is available in Texas and Florida, subject to the applicable claim, license, law, contract, and circumstances. Public adjusting services are provided only where White Rock and the applicable professional are properly licensed and legally authorized. Submitting information does not create a public-adjusting representation agreement.

TX Public Adjuster #3172010 · NPN #19450926 · FL Public Adjuster #W675274 · NPN #19450926