About the author
Ricardo Arevalo, Miami public adjuster licensed in Florida
Public adjuster · Ricardo Public Adjusters Corp.
Ricardo Arevalo is the public adjuster behind Ricardo Public Adjusters Corp., helping residential and commercial property owners in Florida navigate property insurance claims. His approach starts with a conversation: understanding what happened, reviewing the information available, and explaining the next steps clearly.
RicardoPA offers a free initial evaluation and consultations by phone or Zoom, with visits to the client's home by appointment. Whether you are exploring a new claim or seeking help with an existing one, the focus is on listening, documenting your situation, and helping you make informed decisions about your claim.
Credentials
- Public adjuster license
- W319359
- Firm license (Ricardo Public Adjusters Corp.)
- W824117
- Languages
- English and Spanish
- Service area
- Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and across Florida
- Consultations
- Phone or Zoom; property visits by appointment
- Address
- 6800 Bird Rd, Suite 221, Miami, FL 33155
- Phone
- 305-394-8090
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Saturday and Sunday by appointment only
Verify a license on the Florida Department of Financial Services website
Articles by Ricardo Arevalo
- A burst pipe and a $10,000 cap: how Citizens limits water damage claims
- How Citizens’ $10,000 cap on water damage claims was born
- After the $10,000 cap: what happened to Citizens home insurance rates
- Water from a pipe and a $10,000 cap: what to document from day one
- Public adjuster near me in Miami-Dade
- Insurance Adjuster Miami: Myth and Truth
- Water Damage Checklist: Miami
- Denied home insurance claim: key steps for homeowners in Miami-Dade
- How much do public insurance adjusters cost in Miami-Dade, Florida?
- Condo claim adjuster in Miami
- The Homeowner Claims Bill of Rights, in plain words
- When the insurance adjuster comes: what to expect at the inspection
- Proof of loss and examination under oath: two requests to take seriously
- Found more damage? How a supplemental claim works in Florida
- How the appraisal clause works in a Florida property claim
- After a break-in or vandalism: steps for an insurance claim
- Sinkhole coverage and catastrophic ground cover collapse in Florida
- Windstorm Coverage and Insurance Claims in Florida
- What Not to Say to Your Home Insurance Adjuster
- Roof Leaks and Insurance Claims
- Signs of an Underpaid Insurance Claim
- Check your home after the rains in Florida
- Roof claims in Florida: age, deductibles and the 25 percent rule
- When repairs don’t match: Florida’s matching rule
- Can’t stay at home after a loss? How additional living expenses work
- Wind or flood? Two policies after a hurricane
- After a storm: how to handle contractors and door-to-door offers
- Condo damage in Florida: your policy, the association’s and assessments
- A home inventory you can make in an afternoon
- What a public adjuster does, and when to call one
- The deadlines that shape a Florida property claim
- Your property claim was denied. What now?
- How the hurricane deductible works in Florida
- Sudden leak or slow seepage? Why it matters for a water claim
- Replacement cost, actual cash value and the depreciation you may recover
- Give your damage photos a clearer story
- A simpler folder for your property claim
- Your first conversation with RicardoPA
Articles on this site are general information and are reviewed by Ricardo Arevalo. They do not replace an evaluation of your policy and claim.
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Let’s talk about your property.
Phone or Zoom · Home visits by appointment
305-394-8090Initial guidance does not replace an evaluation by a licensed public adjuster.