Licensed Public Adjusters in Washington

WA License #1274161

Apex Adjusting Group represents property owners from Seattle and Tacoma to Spokane and Vancouver. Wet western winters and dry eastern summers create very different claims, and we handle both.

Our Washington Public Adjuster License

Public adjusters must be licensed by the state where the property is located. Apex Adjusting Group holds an active Washington license, which you can verify with the state regulator.

License type
Public Adjuster
License number
1274161
Issued by
Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner

We are paid a percentage of the claim recovery only. If your claim does not pay, you owe us nothing.

Claims We Handle in Washington

From house fires and wildfire losses to water damage and commercial claims, we document the full loss and negotiate the settlement for you.

Common Property Insurance Claims in Washington

These are the losses we see most often in Washington, and where insurers most often underpay.

Wildfire in Eastern Washington

Fast-moving fires around Spokane and the eastern half of the state cause total losses and widespread smoke damage, often with tight policy deadlines for proving contents losses.

Water damage and leaks

Persistent rain on the west side leads to roof leaks, failed flashing and hidden water damage - the kind of claim insurers like to call gradual and exclude.

Windstorms and fallen trees

Pacific storm systems bring down trees onto roofs and vehicles, and the claim often has to account for structural repairs, debris removal and the trees themselves.

Earthquake

The Puget Sound region sits on active faults. Earthquake coverage is a separate endorsement, and its deductibles make precise damage documentation important.

Washington Cities We Serve

Each city page covers local risks, service areas and how we handle claims there.

Washington Public Adjuster FAQs

Is Apex Adjusting Group licensed in Washington?

Yes. We hold Washington public adjuster license #1274161, issued by the Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner, which lists every licensed adjuster.

How much does a public adjuster cost in Washington?

Nothing up front. We work on contingency: our fee is a percentage of what the insurance company pays on your claim, set out in a written contract before any work begins. If your claim does not pay, you owe us nothing.

Can you help if my claim was denied or I already received a payment?

Often, yes. Denied, underpaid and partially paid claims can frequently be reopened or supplemented when damage was missed or under-scoped. Policies have deadlines, so it is worth having the claim reviewed as soon as possible.

Which areas of Washington do you serve?

We have local pages for Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma and Vancouver, and we handle claims throughout Washington, including the surrounding communities.

What Clients Say About Apex Adjusting Group

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