Property insurance claims · Free directory

The right experience.
For your property claim.

Find a claim appraiser, compare their background, and start a conversation. Search by state, loss type, and experience with policyholder-selected or insurer-selected assignments.

Direct contact. Downloadable CVs. Lists you can share.

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The directory is open for new members.

Be among the first claim appraisers listed. Add your service areas, experience, photo, and CV so people looking for an appraiser can find and contact you.

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A useful shortlist, from search to share

Less back-and-forth. More useful information.

01 / COMPARE

Experience you can review

See service states, claim specialties, assignment experience, and CVs. Reach out directly to discuss the work and availability.

02 / ORGANIZE

Your contacts, together

Save multiple lists. Include directory profiles and private entries for appraisers you already know.

03 / SHARE

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Send a list or download a PDF. Recipients can open the shared list and review profiles without signing up.

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Property insurance appraisal

A party-selected appraiser has a different role from an umpire.

An appraiser evaluates the property loss within the appraisal process. An umpire helps resolve differences between the appraisers. The policy and applicable rules define the requirements for each role.

This directory focuses on property-insurance claims.

Understand the roles and choose carefully