
Expert Public Insurance Adjusters of northeast ohio
sMALL CLAIMS MATTER
Why Hire Cleveland Claims?
We're local, and we focus on small and medium-sized claims so we can help as many Northeast Ohio homeowners as possible. Our President, Owen Gryder, was a State Farm catastrophe adjuster across the country before earning his J.D. from the University of Colorado, Boulder, School of Law. We prepare every claim so it's ready for an attorney so the insurance company immediately recognizes our tenacity and settles quickly.
Our Process
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Free Consultation. You submit your claim docs. We will review your policy and claim, with no obligation.
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Thorough Inspection. Our team documents every area of damage with photos, moisture readings, and drone imaging.
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Detailed Estimate. We build a comprehensive line-item Xactimate estimate of repair costs, not a lowball figure.
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We File and Negotiate. We submit the claim and handle all negotiation with your carrier directly.
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We negotiate for the full amount your policy allows and keep you informed at every step.
Not Every Claim Needs Full Representation
We have seen it all and can give you the tools you need to win or your money back. Our Estimate & Claim Review service is a flat fee for an independent Xactimate estimate, a plain-English policy review, and a plan for what to ask your adjuster. You keep control of your claim and your full settlement, with no contingency percentage fee taken out. It's especially useful for smaller claims in the $10,000 to $20,000 range, where a percentage fee would take a big bite out of a modest settlement. Flat fee with a money back guarantee!
What Is a Public Insurance Adjuster
A public insurance adjuster is a licensed professional who works for you, the policyholder — not for the insurance company. When your home or business is damaged by fire, water, wind, hail, storms, or other covered events, a public adjuster becomes your advocate in the claims process.
Unlike the adjuster sent by your insurance company, a public adjuster represents only the policyholder. Their job is to protect your interests, explain your policy in plain language, and help you understand your options so you can make informed decisions about your claim, repairs, and recovery.





