Public Adjuster in Pembroke Pines, FL

Pembroke Pines is one of the largest cities in Broward County, made up mostly of planned residential communities, lakes and HOA-managed neighborhoods. If your Pembroke Pines home or condo has been damaged by a storm, a roof leak, a plumbing failure or a fire, call Panther Public Adjusting. We handle the insurance company so you can focus on repairs.

Call 833-PANTHER (833-726-8437) or email Claims@PantherPA.com.

Planned Communities and HOAs

Much of Pembroke Pines was built as planned communities, with homes of similar age and construction in the same neighborhood. That means the same issues tend to show up across a block: roofs reaching the end of their life, shared drainage, similar plumbing and similar stucco. HOA rules also affect repairs, exterior colors and contractor requirements.

Roofs and Wind

Many homes in western Broward have tile or shingle roofs that were installed around the same time. After a storm, insurers often question roof age and condition. We document the roof, the interior damage and any water intrusion together so the claim reflects the whole loss.

Lakes, Drainage and Heavy Rain

Pembroke Pines has many lakes and canals. Intense rainfall can overwhelm drainage and bring water into yards and sometimes into homes. Whether the water came from the roof, a plumbing failure or rising water on the ground changes which coverage applies, so we sort out the cause early.

Condos and Active Adult Communities

Century Village and other condo and active-adult communities have older buildings with their own association policies. We help owners understand what their own policy covers and what the association handles.

What to Do After Damage to Your Pembroke Pines Property

1. Make it safe. Stop the water at the main valve if you can, and stay away from standing water near electrical outlets and appliances.
2. Call a public adjuster. Call Panther Public Adjusting at 833-PANTHER (833-726-8437). We review your policy and the damage, and we handle the communication with your insurance company.
3. Document everything. Take photos and video of the damage and the source before cleanup.
4. Prevent more damage. Emergency drying, tarping and boarding up are usually needed. Keep every invoice.
5. Save damaged items and start a list of what was lost.

How Panther Public Adjusting Helps Pembroke Pines Property Owners

• We review your policy and tell you where you stand
• We inspect the property and document the damage
• We prepare a detailed estimate of the repair scope
• We report the claim and handle every call and email with the insurance company
• We review the insurer’s estimate with you and point out what it leaves out
• We stay with the claim through reinspection and resolution

Neighborhoods We Serve in and Around Pembroke Pines

Pines Boulevard, Century Village, Pembroke Shores, Chapel Trail, Silver Lakes, Pembroke Lakes, the City Center area, and the rest of Pembroke Pines.

Types of Claims We Handle in Pembroke Pines

• Water damage claims
• Mold damage claims
• Hurricane and wind damage claims
• Roof damage claims
• Fire and smoke damage claims
• Denied or underpaid claims
• Commercial claims
• HOA and condo association claims

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to call my insurer or my HOA first?
Call a public adjuster. We review your coverage, report the claim and handle the insurer, and we can help with the association paperwork too.

The insurer says my roof is too old to cover. What now?
Call us. We review the policy language and the roof evidence and respond to the insurer’s position.

Do you serve all of Pembroke Pines?
Yes, including Silver Lakes, Pembroke Lakes, Chapel Trail and the surrounding neighborhoods.

Who should I call first, my insurance company or a public adjuster?
Call a public adjuster. We review your coverage and handle the communication with your insurance company, including reporting the claim.

Talk to Panther Public Adjusting

Call 833-PANTHER (833-726-8437) or email Claims@PantherPA.com for a claim review. We handle the communication with your insurance company.