Kevin Craig - Licensed Public Adjuster

09/11/2025

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08/07/2025

Have you been underpaid for your insurance claim?
Here's what to do now. ⤵️
1️⃣ Understand your rights as a policyholder. Your insurance company has an obligation to pay out the full amount of the policy for a covered claim. If your insurance company offers a settlement on your claim, never sign anything before reading through all of its terms carefully and ensuring that everything makes sense for your situation before agreeing to them.
2️⃣ The best thing you can do to ensure you are getting the full amount you’re owed is to hire a licensed public adjuster, one with a five star reputation who is experienced and ethical like Horizon Public Adjusters and will look out for your best interests throughout the entire claim process.
3️⃣ Keep a copy of all documents related to the claim, such as emails discussing payment amounts or other correspondence between yourself and your insurance company. Photos and videos of all damages can back up claims as well and will be extremely helpful to your public adjuster when trying to get you the funds you’re owed for your claim.
For more information on what to do when you're underpaid for your insurance claim, call today 📞 (954) 729-1051. I will work tirelessly to ensure you get paid properly for your insurance claim
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07/08/2025

Meet Kevin Craig, one of our Senior Adjusters at Horizon Public Adjusters! 🌟
Kevin is a University of Maryland graduate and a former professional beach volleyball player with a background in the construction industry.
He has been an integral part of the Horizon team, earning the 2018 Apprentice of the Year Award. Since that time, he has e successfully handled hundreds of claims, ranging from large commercial condominiums to residential plumbing and roofing claims.
He has been recognized as a top five adjuster consecutively since 2020!
Kevin's work ethic, strong detailed documentation and competitive nature has enabled him to be the advocate you want working for you.
Drop a 👋 to say hello to Kevin!
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10/16/2024

10/14/2024

10/09/2024

My thoughts and prayers go out to those currently on the west coast of Florida who will be affected by Hurricane Milton🙏

Hurricane Milton will have UNSURVIVABLE storm surge at the eye/landfall. This is even if it weakens to a CAT 3 🌊

⏫️ Forecast is 10 to 15 Ft. 🌊The would almost complete destruction and nearly impossible to survive.
👉 Will likely hit as Category 3, but still carry Cat 5 Wave Memory!
🧐 Katrina peaked at Cat 5 = 175 mph and hit as a Cat 3. It brought a 30 Foot Storm Surge!
🧐 Isabel peaked at Cat 5 = 165 mph, dropped to a Cat 2 for two days before landfall. It brought the worst flooding far away up The Chesapeake Bay into Baltimore!

💪 STRONGER SIDE = RIGHT OF THE EYE
The circulation around the storm (counterclockwise) WITH the same direction as forward motion.
👉 Weaker = Left Side of Eye
The circulation around the storm (counterclockwise) OPPOSITE the direction as forward motion.

Anyone on the east coast please stay alert, there has already been several tornadoes in the area so don't take this lightly‼️

If you incur damage to your home or business, please do not hesitate to reach out to me at 954-729-1051. The insurance claims process can be tricky and the insurance companies rely on the fact that most people are not well versed in how to handle their insurance claims.

Don't fight your insurance company alone! You should have someone advocating for you and looking out for your best interests! Free home inspection and policy/claim consultation. No fees until I get you paid.

Please everyone stay safe!

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10/06/2024

Breaking: The National Hurricane Center now forecasts a Category 3 major hurricane at landfall.

Some models were showing the possibility of a major hurricane. Here are my thoughts as of right now:

1. Storm surge will be a big concern for areas near and south of the eye. Experimental products show 10-15+ feet of surge closest to the eye.

2. Wind. Debris from Hurricane Helene could turn into projectiles. The angle of approach could result in long lasting power outages from west to east far from the center. Max sustained winds of 115 mph near the eye.

3. Rain. Most of the Florida peninsula is under a flood watch as of 5 pm edt. Saturated soil from Helene increases the flood risk.

4. Expect a state of emergency to be declared soon. Some counties have already opted to provide sand bags. Check your local media sources to learn more.

5. Notice how wide the cone is. Anywhere from Tallahassee down to the Everglades can see the center of soon-to-be Hurricane Milton. As we should know, impacts can be felt well outside the cone.

***I am a weather enthusiast giving my thoughts according to what I observe. Please seek official info from the National Hurricane Center before making decision.

10/05/2024

Don’t take this storm lightly and be prepared! Please call me for any insurance claim help! We have opened an office, just north of Tampa and will be servicing the whole Gulf Coast, as well as Georgia. 

954-729-1051


10/03/2024

Meet Kevin Craig, one of our Senior Adjusters at Horizon Public Adjusters! 🌟
Kevin is a University of Maryland graduate and a former professional beach volleyball player with a background in the construction industry.
He has been an integral part of the Horizon team, earning the 2018 Apprentice of the Year Award. He was also recognized as a top five adjuster in 2020!
Kevin's work ethic and competitive nature have enabled him to successfully handle claims from large commercial condos to residential plumbing and roof claims.
Drop a 👋 to say hello to Kevin!
https://bit.ly/2ZNmKX8

10/03/2024

04/04/2024

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