Why Hire a Public Adjuster?
Insurance Companies Have Their Own Adjusters — Shouldn’t You Have Yours?
When your home or business suffers damage, your first call might be to your insurance company. But here’s what most people don’t realize: the adjuster they send out works for them, not you. Their job is to minimize payouts, not maximize them.
That’s where we come in.
At Lynch & Associates, we’re licensed public adjusters who work exclusively for you, the policyholder. Our job is to protect your rights, document your damages properly, and make sure your insurance company pays what you're truly owed.

What Does a Public Adjuster Do?
A public adjuster is an insurance claims expert who:
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Assesses and documents all property damage in detail
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Reviews your insurance policy to ensure all covered losses are claimed
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Prepares and files the claim on your behalf
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Negotiates directly with your insurance company for a fair settlement
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Helps resolve disputes, delays, underpayments, or denials
In short, we level the playing field between you and the insurance company.
Why Most Policyholders Are Underpaid
Insurance companies use complex language, internal estimates, and even time delays to minimize what they pay out.
Without an expert on your side, you’re left vulnerable to:
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Lowball settlement offers
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Missed damages in initial inspections
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Confusing policy loopholes
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Claim denials without full explanation
Our job is to spot the gaps, fix the numbers, and fight for your full compensation.

The Lynch & Associates Advantage
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Family-owned, client-first values
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Over 20 years of experience
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No upfront fees—only 10% of what we recover
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Residential & commercial expertise

Trusted by property owners across Connecticut
We don’t just handle claims—we advocate, advise,
and go to bat for you until the job is done right.
When Should You Hire a Public Adjuster?
You should reach out before you file, or at any point if:
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You’re not sure what’s covered
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Your claim feels delayed or underpaid
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You’re overwhelmed by the paperwork
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Your claim was denied
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You want a second opinion on the settlement



