In-home guidance available on Long Island only

Why Long Island Homeowners Only

&

Why There Is No Fee

If you live on Long Island, I will come to your house and do this at no charge.

You are getting a licensed public adjuster with a deep construction and estimating background who will:

  • inspect your loss

  • write the estimate

  • explain the entire insurance process

  • tell you exactly what is owed

  • and explain what to do next

There is no fee for this

This applies to the initial in-home visit and early-stage claim guidance described on this page

Not a consultation fee
Not a percentage
Not a hidden charge later

WHY THIS EXISTS

This is only offered at the very beginning of a claim — before:

  • you hire a contractor

  • you lock in a scope

  • or a full estimate is approved

That early window is where everything is shaped.

Once key decisions are made, correcting a claim is still possible — but it usually becomes slower, more complicated, and more adversarial than it needed to be.

This isn’t designed to undo every decision that’s already been made. It exists to reduce friction early, before positions harden and simple corrections turn into disputes.

That’s why this exists up front, and that’s why it’s Long Island only — because I can physically be there

THE DIFFERENTIATOR

Most public adjusters charge 8–12.5% and still:

  • don’t understand construction

  • don’t write defensible estimates

  • and rely on contractors to fill the gaps

This is how it’s supposed to work — but it’s never explained this way because it doesn’t benefit anyone else

When I’m in your house, you are getting:

  • a public adjuster

  • an estimator

  • a construction expert

  • and a single point of authority

All in one

At no charge

THE “WHY WOULD YOU NOT CALL” MOMENT

If you’re thinking:

“I need a public adjuster — why wouldn’t I at least hear this out?”

That’s the point.

You can:

  • take the information

  • take the estimate

  • take the explanation

And never speak to me again

You will still be better off than you were before I walked in

HARD BOUNDARY

This offering is designed for the very beginning of a claim and does not apply if:

  • you’ve already hired a contractor

  • repairs are already underway

  • or a full estimate has already been approved

Once those steps are taken, correcting a claim is still possible — but it usually becomes slower, more complicated, and more adversarial than this process is designed for.

This exists to prevent bad decisions early, not to unwind outcomes that have already been locked in.

Why Hearing This Out Changes Things

If you’re at the beginning and want to understand everything before you lock anything in, call or text.

You’re not being sold
You’re being informed

📞 516-807-6091

Mark Grossman
Licensed Public Adjuster
Senior Estimator · Senior Project Manager

I’ll explain it in your house — calmly, clearly, and at no charge

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