Brisk Settlements resolves disputed property claims through the policy appraisal process. For over 13 years we have worked with law firms, public adjusters and property owners — residential to commercial — to close the gap between what the carrier offered and what the loss is actually worth.
Most of our files come to us after the carrier has issued its final number. Our job is to document the full loss, present it under the appraisal clause, and get it to an award.
We serve as the insured's appointed appraiser, build the competing estimate, and negotiate with the carrier's appraiser and umpire through to a signed award.
Line-item estimates for water, wind, hail, fire and mold losses — residential, condominium and commercial — built to hold up in front of an umpire.
Claim file review, damage analysis and settlement positioning for counsel, so pending suits can resolve on documented numbers instead of trial risk.
Review of closed or partially paid claims to identify scope the carrier missed, then the path to recover it — supplement, appraisal, or referral to counsel.
Single-family homes, condominiums and HOAs, multifamily and commercial buildings. Same process, same standard of documentation.
We take files in batches across multiple states, give your team one point of contact, and move disputed amounts to an award faster than litigation.
When the carrier won't move, we step in as appraiser on your file, build the competing estimate and carry it to an award — your client relationship stays yours.
If your claim was underpaid and the carrier has stopped responding, we review your policy and the carrier's estimate and tell you plainly whether appraisal makes sense.
Policy, carrier estimate and payment history reviewed to size the gap.
Site inspection and a full, documented estimate of the loss.
Appraisal invoked under the policy; appraisers and umpire set.
Signed award issued and tracked through to the carrier's payment.
Attorney, public adjuster or property owner — tell us where the claim stands and we'll tell you whether appraisal is the right move.