Find a licensed public adjuster near you
A slow claim, a low offer or a denial is hard enough. Tell us where the damaged property is and we will show you who is licensed there, straight from the state's own records.
- Free. No form to fill in, no sign-up, and nobody calls you.
- Nobody pays to be in the main list. Paid listings are labelled "Sponsored".
- Phone numbers where the state publishes them.
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Do you need one at all?
Six questions. On a small or simple claim the honest answer is often no.
Take the quizWhat will it cost you?
See how much an adjuster has to add before you come out ahead.
Run the numbersWhat must the contract say?
Your state's rules on fees, disclosures and how to cancel.
Check a contractHow to choose from the list
- Call two or three. Ask who will handle your claim day to day, and how many claims that person is carrying.
- Ask what the fee is charged on. A percentage of the whole settlement costs you more than the same percentage of the increase only.
- Check the licence on the state's own site before you talk terms. Every listing here links to it.
- Do not sign on the spot. Take the contract home, and know how many days you have to cancel.
More in how to choose a public adjuster and what they charge.
Browse by state
Florida
4,267 based in the state. Records from November 10, 2026.
Browse FloridaTexas
1,203 based in the state. Records from November 10, 2026.
Browse TexasIowa
25 based in the state. Records from November 10, 2026.
Browse IowaNebraska
36 based in the state. Records from July 8, 2026.
Browse NebraskaHow to check a licence yourself
- Ask the adjuster for their full name and licence number. A licensed adjuster will give both without fuss.
- Look them up on the state insurance regulator's own site, not just here. Our copy is a snapshot; the state's is live.
- Check that the licence is active, that it is a public adjuster licence, and that the name matches the contract.
- Ask the regulator about complaints or discipline if you want more.
Then use the contract checklist before you sign.
Official state lookups
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- North Carolina licence lookup (opens in a new tab)
- Texas licence lookup (opens in a new tab)
Where the records come from
| State | Published by | File | Our copy dated | Records |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Florida | Florida Department of Financial Services | Licensee Search bulk downloads (All Valid Licenses) | November 10, 2026 | 4,955 |
| Texas | Texas Department of Insurance | Insurance agents, adjusters, and agencies (Texas Open Data Portal) | November 10, 2026 | 2,243 |
| Iowa | Iowa Insurance Division | Public Adjusters Licensed in Iowa (Iowa Data Hub) (CC BY 4.0) | November 10, 2026 | 302 |
| Nebraska | Nebraska Department of Insurance | Nebraska Licensed Public Adjusters (roster PDF) | July 8, 2026 | 271 |
The files hold 6,581 records. 6,448 have a licence whose expiry date has not passed; the rest are listed separately and are not described as licensed. We show name, licence details, business city and state, and the business phone number where the state file has one. Names are reformatted from capitals to normal case. We never publish street addresses or email addresses, and a website appears on a sponsored listing only. To correct or remove a listing, see fix or remove a listing.