Every property claim, handled by an advocate on your side.

Hail, high wind, and tropical-storm damage to roofing, siding, gutters, windows, and structures. Wind and hail losses are the most commonly underpaid claims Resurgens sees in Georgia — insurers frequently approve cosmetic repairs while denying full roof replacement.

• Roof, siding, and fascia damage assessment
• Matching and code-upgrade coverage disputes
• Interior damage from wind-driven rain

Fires cause layered damage — structural loss, smoke and soot infiltration, and contents damage — that's easy for a single insurer estimate to undervalue. Resurgens documents every layer of loss, including areas that look unaffected but require remediation.

• Structural rebuild and code-compliance costs
• Smoke, soot, and odor remediation
• Personal property and contents inventory

Burst pipes, water heater failures, and appliance leaks often cause hidden damage behind walls and under flooring. Resurgens works with moisture-mapping and remediation contractors to build a complete, evidence-backed estimate.

• Burst pipe and supply-line failures
• Appliance and HVAC leaks
• Hidden moisture and secondary mold exposure

Large-loss and business claims involve more moving parts: business interruption, inventory, equipment, and multiple coverage lines. Resurgens builds claims that account for lost income, not just physical repair costs.

• Business interruption and loss of income
• Inventory, equipment, and fixture loss
• Multi-location and large-loss commercial claims

Covered-peril losses like vandalism, theft, and resulting mold growth are frequently disputed on causation grounds. Resurgens builds the documentation that connects the damage to a covered event under your policy.

• Vandalism and forced-entry damage
• Theft of fixtures, equipment, or contents
• Mold growth resulting from a covered water loss

Already filed a claim and received a denial or an offer that doesn't cover the real cost of repairs? Resurgens can step in after the fact — reviewing the insurer's estimate, identifying what was missed or undervalued, and reopening the claim.

• Independent second estimate and policy review
• Claim reopening and supplemental filings
• Appraisal and dispute support