Premier Inspection Services, Inc. was created to provide fast, accurate adjustments for the insurance carrier. Our goal is to have the claim completed and back in the hands of the file handling adjuster in 2-3 days (depending on availability of insured and claim volume).
We use Xactimate V.25 and Simsol estimating software which is the industry standard. The report package includes a detailed estimate, diagram of the roof or exterior, custom photo pages along with the report itself.
We are located in Norman Oklahoma and provide coverage for the Central and Southwest part of Oklahoma. We have over 15 years experience in adjusting property claims in Oklahoma. See our Coverage Area for details on availability or call us direct for special out of territory assignments.
We look to build a professional relationship with the inside adjusters who send us claim assignments. This allows us to know what the inside adjusters are requesting in a file. Once this is established you can expect the same quality work on every claim.
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