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Questions a Good Adjuster Should Ask You

A thorough inspection includes specific questions. If they skip these, they are under-scoping.

2 min read · Reviewed April 2026

Read this before the adjuster arrives.

The inspection is the most consequential meeting in your claim. Preparation makes the difference.

A thorough inspection includes specific questions. If they skip these, they are under-scoping.

Tactical

What to do

When did the damage occur? What was the sequence of events? Any pre-existing damage? Any recent renovations? Any witnesses? Any weather records? Any mitigation steps taken? If these are skipped, scope will be incomplete.

Checklist

Key action items

Pre-inspection checklist

  • Photograph everything before the adjuster arrives
  • Have your policy declarations page ready
  • Note your questions in advance
  • Keep communications factual and concise
  • Document the inspection independently
  • Do not sign scope agreements the same day
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Watch for these

Red flags

  • RU
    Inspection rushed under 30 minutes on substantial damage
  • SI
    Pressure to sign scope sheet or agreement onsite
  • RE
    Request for recorded statement before documentation is complete
  • FA
    Quick settlement offer before full scope is known

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What if they already...

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Reviewed: April 24, 2026

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