Asphalt shingle roof with chalk circles and field notes marking hail hits during an inspection in Magnolia, TX

Licensed public adjusters

Your Insurance Claim Advocate

We document the damage and present your claim — for you, not the insurance company.

Storm, hail, and wind
Water and pipe losses
Fire and smoke damage

D1 Claims inspection · Magnolia, TX

How public adjusting works

Three steps, and you always know where the claim stands.

A public insurance adjuster is licensed by the state to represent policyholders — not carriers — in preparing and presenting a property claim.

1. Policy and damage review

We read your policy, inspect the property, and document conditions with photos, measurements, and field notes — so the claim is built on evidence, not estimates from memory.

2. Claim preparation and presentation

We prepare a line-item scope of loss and present it to your carrier on your behalf, with the supporting documentation the policy language calls for.

3. Negotiation and follow-through

We stay with the file through inspections, re-inspections, and carrier responses, and we translate every letter into a plain-English next step.

Why D1 Claims

Prepared. Persistent. Personal.

D1 Claims is family-owned. People usually meet us on one of the worst weeks of their year, so our job is to lower the temperature, explain the next step, and do the documentation work thoroughly.

We will tell you what the policy and the evidence appear to support — including when that is not what you hoped to hear.

Licensed and accountable

Texas Department of Insurance License 2647619. We represent the insured only — never the insurance company.

Documentation first

Thorough inspection notes, measurements, and photo evidence are what move a claim file. We show the work.

You can reach a person

Family-owned and locally accountable. Call (346) 336-5700 and talk to someone who knows your file.

In the field

The inspection is the claim. We do it the slow, careful way.

Public adjuster using a flashlight at a low angle to reveal hail dents on a downspout — A raking flashlight beam brings out hail dents and soft metal bruising that a daylight walk-by misses.

Soft-soled roofing shoes on a ladder before a roof inspection — Soft-soled roof shoes let us walk a slope safely without adding damage to shingles we are there to document.

Two D1 Claims adjusters assessing a home's roof and eaves together — We work a property together — ladder, roof, elevations, and interior — and give you an honest read on what it supports.

Service areas

Not sure whether you need a public adjuster?

Call (346) 336-5700 and we will walk through your situation with you.

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