If your home or business in Rockland County, New York has suffered property damage, GBY Public Adjusters is here to help. We are a licensed New York public adjusting firm (License #PA-1971085) based in Monsey, NY — right in the heart of Rockland County. We know this community and we fight hard to make sure local property owners get the full insurance settlements they deserve.
Serving All of Rockland County
GBY Public Adjusters serves homeowners and business owners throughout all of Rockland County including:
– Monsey
– Spring Valley
– Nanuet
– New City
– Suffern
– Haverstraw
– Nyack
– Clarkstown
– Ramapo
– Orangeburg
We are local. We understand the neighborhoods, the housing types, and the insurance landscape in Rockland County.
What We Do for Rockland County Property Owners
When your property is damaged, your insurance company sends their own adjuster to protect their interests. GBY Public Adjusters represents you. We:
– Thoroughly document and photograph all property damage
– Review your complete insurance policy for every applicable coverage
– Prepare a professional, itemized estimate using industry-standard tools
– Negotiate directly with your insurance company
– Fight denied claims and appeal underpaid settlements
Claims We Handle in Rockland County
– Fire and smoke damage
– Water damage from pipes, leaks, and flooding
– Wind and storm damage
– Hail damage
– Vandalism and theft
– Mold damage resulting from a covered loss
– Commercial property damage
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you local to Rockland County?
Yes. Our office is located at 175 Maple Ave, Monsey, NY 10952. We serve clients throughout Rockland County and the surrounding region every day.
How much does it cost to hire GBY Public Adjusters?
We work on contingency. You pay nothing upfront. Our fee is a percentage of the settlement we recover. If we don’t recover more for you, you owe nothing.
How do I get started?
Call us at (845) 456-6699 or email B@GBYPA.COM. You can also submit a free claim review request on our Services page. We respond quickly and there is no obligation.