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Public Adjusters With Over Three Decades Of Experience

Graystone Adjusting brings three decades of experience to your side. The owner, Robert Donnelly, is a licensed public adjuster and licensed general contractor. This unique combination of insurance adjusting and building experience allows Graystone to fight for your payment with an unapparelled ability. At Graystone Adjusting, our extraordinary team of public adjusters and support staff are able to achieve the highest possible claim settlements, every time for our clients!

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Graystone Adjusting specializes in residential and small business property losses. When your home or business has been damaged by wind, hail, water, or fire, we are here to help. From the first day of explaining what needs to happen and how, to the final settlement payment from your insurance company, we are by your side.

Water Damage
Water Damage
Water damage is the most prevalent type of damage that affects homes & businesses.
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Wind Damage
Wind Damage
All hurricane damage is wind damage, but not all wind damage is hurricane damage.
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Hail Damage
Hail Damage
Hail comes in all sizes and can create substantial damage to property. There's much to consider
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Fire Damage
Fire Damage
Almost nothing is more devastating than fire damage for home and business owners.
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Easy Claims Process
Assessment
Assessment
We meet with you to understand the history of your property damage. Your policy is reviewed for coverage obstacles. We inspect and document your damage. A detailed photo report and repair estimate is created. The whole package is sent to the insurance company and the claim is opened.
Adjuster Inspection
Adjuster Inspection
A field adjuster is assigned by your insurance company to inspect your damage. We meet this adjuster to review the estimate we created and to make sure he/she is dealing directly with us. We represent your interests at this meeting and we make certain that all aspects of the loss are known by your insurance company.
Negotiation
Negotiation
Your insurance company will initially offer a low estimate value in hopes of settling your claim. We will discuss this offer and negotiate what has been missed and/or underpaid.
Claim Settlement
Claim Settlement
This is the final step of the process. After a proper damage value has been negotiated, it is now time to get you paid. More often than not, a mortgage company is included as a payee on your settlement check. We work through the process of clearing the mortgage company off the check and making the funds available to you.
Attention Roofers!

Wondering if insurance will pay for those roof repair projects? Relax and let us handle that part. A partnership with Graystone Adjusting means you can focus on doing what you do best.

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