Day in the Life--Part 1 --Claims Adjuster

What does a Claims Adjuster day look like?
Day in the Life--Part 1 --Claims Adjuster

0:00 intro
1:10 Getting your claim assignments
2:42 Scheduling your claims inspection
4:06 What time do I inspect?
4:56 Parking at the inspection.
8:28 Hail inspection in the same neighborhood.

#dayinthelife #adjuster #insurance

How to succeed as an Adjuster (Do This!!)
I explain what you need to do on the inspection, what tools you need to complete an inspection, and tips and strategies to succeed as an adjuster.
My name is Daniel Brant and I am an claims adjuster.
Follow my journey as I explain how to succeed as an adjuster and learn something along the way.
I have included links below for the equipment that I use on my inspections, the tools of the trade, and how to use them.
Stay tuned for detailed tips and tricks on how to succeed in this lucrative career as a self-employed independent insurance adjuster.
Have you ever wanted to learn how to be an insurance adjuster?
Ever dreamed of being self-employed?
Wish you could make more money?
Tired of your dead-end job?
This channel is dedicated to those who wished they knew more about insurance adjusting but just did not know where to start. I plan on explaining my experience as an adjuster, how I got started, how I grew my business into well over a 6-figure income, and all the information you need to know to become one yourself. Follow me on my journey as I explain all I know to you.
There is never a dumb question....leave me your thoughts in the comments.

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If you missed the first video of the series the link is below.
If you missed the second video of the series the link is below.

The tools I use on the inspections:
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[danieltheadjuster]

Let me know if you have any questions--Love to help

[sarawr]

You came with the energy. And that is what I needed! All these other adjusters are out here monotone and BORING!!!

[derrickdenson]

Hello Daniel, Great infomation! I'll be following you. I'm excited man.

[vanlifeadjustments]

Got my feet wet in Hurricane Ian, absolutely love the business and its pace, building out a 2008 chevy 3500 as an off-grid office/camper for cat deployments.

[jacobyguillory_]

You’re videos keep me motivated/learning while I wait on my first Deployment! 🐐 Appreciate the content!!

[RP-uwwk]

I can’t wait until this is me. With so much experience and knowledge full of joy. I’m starting my journey as an IA. I’m only 21 so I have plenty of time to learn and make mistakes.

[kjuncruzer]

I just have to say, I thought I was the only one that could put together mapping and finding your way around like you described! LOL! But, as a roofing contractor who's not been very happy in this role and been considering adjusting among other careers that can translate in our industry, this video and your happy energy are a huge boost for me. Thank you for making these!

[pgonza]

What resources would you recommend to someone who is studying for an adjuster license for Arizona? Any hep would greatly appreciate it.

[kacieevans]

Sorry I’m here a year later after this video was originally uploaded…is this a job I can do evenings and weekends? I work a Monday-Friday 6am-3pm job and have free time outside those hours. Thanks!!!

[TripleBlsdNHlyFvrd]

I use to do Insurance Inspections a couple years ago.... Receive report, go to the home, take photos of all sides including roof photos with my raised self stick attachment to my phone, measure the perimeter of the home with the measuring wheel- front, sides, and backyard, sketch the property with the measurements on site then complete digitally via the companies software, etc.... Would you say that's similar experience to you and add onto my resume'? Is it easy to get hired on after you've gained any experience? Also do you have to continue signing up after every year or season with the IA firms?

I've taken the prelicense course and Xactimate course and I plan to sign up with as many IA firms as possible. I would like to do Daily Claims in the field because I really enjoyed the Insurance Inspections, but I'm opened to working desk claims. Also want advice to help me get on the roof (scared of heights)?

[Jasonk]

Hi. Is this a job that somebody can get into without any prior experience, or knowledge of the field? It seems like an ideal job for someone that likes to work independently with a hybrid of being on the road and at home.

[williamz]

I'm a forklift driver in my early 40s, and I'm married to an insurance agent. She got me interested in insurance, but I want nothing to do with sales (I did sales throughout my 20s). I'm doing the course to get licensed as an adjustor, and I'm pretty excited to get into it. I really need a nice change of pace, and this seems super interesting to me

[ahmeeraalim]

Hello 👋. I've got my TX All Lines, signed up to a couple IA firms. Do i have to wait to get in with those firms before i can do additional certs and training? Do you know of a source i can use to locate adjusters near me to shadow?

[kamiperzsi]

Is an auto appraiser legal required to physically go out and view the vehicle before they total a car out or can they do it based off photos from an online Auction house " staging area"?

[jesusc]

Hello, I'm a teuck seucer thinking about getting my license. Do you have a video showing you doing the work of an adjuster?

[mupreport]

what do you think about drones for the roof? have you used them? do you know of adjusters that use them?

[edjr]

I have been looking into this career field I’m super interested I’ve read that you cannot do it w any type of record but I have also read that you can now i only have really old misdemeanors should i move forward to expunge them first

[pathtoalaska]

What are some of the companies you can sign up with? I'm a roofer and in the process of getting my adjusters license

[jadahood]

To be this career do you need a degree? Or is there a trainee position you can start as?

[richardackels]

What type of adjuster are you ? Do you work for a specific insurance company as a field adjuster, or are you an independent adjuster for a separate company ?