Professional Insurance Appraisal and Umpire Services

Professional insurance appraisal and umpire services for valuation disputes. I work with homeowners, contractors, business owners, and insurance carriers to provide clear, impartial claim evaluations and well-supported appraisal outcomes.

CPCU • Former Insurance Adjuster • Catastrophe Claims Experience

  • Impartial and unbiased evaluations
  • Large and complex loss experience
  • Serving MN, WI, IA, IL, IN (travel available)

Contact

Email is best for initial contact. Please include claim location and a brief summary.

Phone
612-402-8181
Location
White Bear Lake, Minnesota
My role focuses on the insurance appraisal process where I serve as an impartial appraiser or umpire to help resolve valuation disputes. If you are still in the early claim stage and exploring options, I am happy to point you toward firms that specialize in claim representation.

Professional Services

Clear and structured support during the insurance appraisal process.

Insurance Appraiser

Helping simplify the appraisal process and provide clear, well-supported valuations for property losses.

Insurance Umpire

When two appraisers disagree, an impartial umpire helps resolve differences and determine a fair claim valuation.

Contents Pricing

Support with contents inventories and pricing to help the appraisal panel reach an accurate and well-documented conclusion.

Appraisal Process / FAQ

The appraisal process is typically outlined in the insurance policy’s appraisal clause.

What is an insurance appraisal?

When there is a dispute between the insurer and the insured regarding the value of a claim, appraisal can help resolve the disagreement through an independent assessment.

Who can be an appraiser?

The policyholder and the insurance carrier each select an impartial appraiser.

How many appraisers are needed?

Two appraisers are selected, one by each party involved in the claim.

What is an insurance umpire?

The two appraisers select a third neutral party known as the umpire. Together they form the appraisal panel.

How is the claim amount decided?

When any two members of the appraisal panel agree on the amount of the loss, that value becomes binding.

Where do you provide services?

Primary service areas include Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, and Indiana. Additional experience includes North Dakota, Nebraska, Louisiana, Missouri, and Kentucky.

About

With over 14 years as an insurance adjuster and 7 years as an insurance agent, I bring extensive experience in property claims and loss valuation.

My background includes managing large and complex losses, national catastrophe response operations, and multi-state claims handling.

I hold the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) designation and remain committed to professional and ethical claim evaluation.

Who I Work With

  • Homeowners and property owners
  • Contractors and restoration professionals
  • Business owners
  • Insurance carriers

Primary Service Area

Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana

Additional Experience

North Dakota, Nebraska, Louisiana, Missouri, Kentucky

Contact

For appraisal or umpire inquiries, please reach out by email.

Phone
612-402-8181
Location
White Bear Lake, Minnesota