Panther Public Adjusting

10/29/2026

Two adjusters. Two ladders. One roof.

I asked the insurance company's field adjuster if I could use his ladder so we wouldn't have to set up two. He'd rather I didn't.

Fair enough. I set up mine and offered to let him use it. He'd rather not do that either. Liability.

We couldn't agree on a ladder. Imagine agreeing on the damage. 😂

The insurance company has someone looking out for its side. Make sure you have someone looking out for yours.

Panther Public Adjusting | 850-PANTHER

10/29/2026

If you need Trusses, Pole barn, etc... hit up my guy David, built local in Milton!

If you need the Trusses/ pole barn paid for by insurance, hit us up.

10/21/2026

10/21/2026

Shoutout to the little pot that kept this oak from landing flat. 😂 Imagine the damage without it. Your claim shouldn't depend on a pot. Have a public adjuster on it from day one.

+18507268437 | [email protected] | PantherPA.com

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10/14/2026

We are in Pensacola, making sure this claim gets paid properly. Give us a call to make sure your claim is paid properly as well. 850-PANTHER/726-8437 or email [email protected]

10/07/2026

Florida Panhandle neighbors: a quick hurricane-prep reminder.

As of the National Hurricane Center's October 7, 4 a.m. CDT advisory, Tropical Storm Isaias is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane and approach the northern Gulf Coast Friday, October 9. Heavy rain and flooding are possible, including in the Florida Panhandle. The track and local impacts can change, so check the latest forecast and your local emergency officials' updates.

Before conditions worsen:
* Stock water, nonperishable food, medications, flashlights, batteries and phone chargers. Include pet supplies, important paperwork and cash.
* Bring in loose outdoor items, charge devices and make sure everyone knows the evacuation plan, including where pets will go.
* Keep copies of IDs, insurance documents and important records in a waterproof container or secure digital backup. If safe, take photos of your home and belongings before the storm. Never delay evacuation for photos or paperwork.
* Check on neighbors who may need help getting ready.

Follow evacuation orders. Never walk or drive through floodwater, and stay away from downed power lines. After the storm, photograph any damage only when it is safe. Don't climb onto a damaged roof.

Supply-kit checklist: https://www.ready.gov/kit
Latest forecast: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/

What's one useful item or preparation step people often forget?

09/02/2026

Nothing surprising here. Around the country insurance companies with big pockets collect premiums, and then when there is a loss, they delay, underpay, deny, put you thru hoops, switch adjusters 5 times, all with the knowledge that in many cases they will wear down the insured.

Good to see the county taking action, I guess the carriers didn't pay off the local politicians.

Los Angeles County has filed a lawsuit against State Farm, alleging the insurer mishandled claims stemming from the Eaton and Palisades wildfires through delays, denials and underpayments.