Webb Consulting, LLC

04/08/2026

Most property owners don’t lose money on claims because of the damage…
They lose it in the details.

Insurance estimates are built on scope—and if something is missing from that scope, it doesn’t get paid. It’s that simple.

We’ve seen claims come in way under where they should be, not because coverage was denied, but because key items were never included in the first place.

And those “small” omissions? They add up fast.

Take a closer look at your estimate. Not just the total—but the line items behind it.

Because if the scope isn’t right, the settlement won’t be either.

Ever had that feeling something was missing from your claim? 🤔

03/19/2026

👉Disputing an insurance claim?

Before you go to court, there’s a faster option: appraisal.

But here’s the catch—if the appraisers aren’t truly impartial, the system fails.

Learn how to protect your claim and avoid costly mistakes:

What is the insurance appraisal process? The insurance appraisal process is a dispute-resolution method used when a policyholder and an insurer disagree on the amount of loss. Each party selects an appraiser, and a neutral umpire resolves differences, resulting in a binding decision.

02/25/2026

Appraisal is a cost-effective way to resolve an insurance claim dispute. Typical insurance policies read: "If you and we do not agree on the amount of loss, either of us may invoke appraisal." This is found in the Conditions section of your policy contract.

This process is designed to resolve the differences using unbiased parties to the insurance contract.

So if you have a dispute over loss value with your insurance company and are tired of the back-and-forth, remember you have an appraisal clause to resolve it.

Contact us today for more details on how Appraisal is often the right choice.

02/20/2026

Storm damage isn’t always the biggest risk to a commercial property portfolio.

The real problem often shows up months later — when the insurance settlement doesn’t cover the actual cost to repair, NOI takes a hit, and owners are left explaining unexpected capital calls.

We call this the “second disaster.”

In our latest blog, we break down:
• Why many commercial claims end up underpaid
• The hidden risks of contractor-led or DIY claims
• How portfolio owners can protect asset value and cash flow
• A real Montana case where a claim went from $3,500 to fully funded

If you manage commercial property in the Mountain West, this is worth a read.

Read the full article here:
Storm damage isn’t always the biggest risk to a commercial property portfolio.

The real problem often shows up months later — when the insurance settlement doesn’t cover the actual cost to repair, NOI takes a hit, and owners are left explaining unexpected capital calls.

We call this the “second disaster.”

In our latest blog, we break down:
• Why many commercial claims end up underpaid
• The hidden risks of contractor-led or DIY claims
• How portfolio owners can protect asset value and cash flow
• A real Montana case where a claim went from $3,500 to fully funded

If you manage commercial property in the Mountain West, this is worth a read.

Read the full article here:
https://www.webbconsultingmt.com/blog/prevent-second-disaster-commercial-claims



.webbconsultingmt.com/blog/prevent-second-disaster-commercial-claims

Major hail and wind losses don’t destroy commercial portfolios — poorly handled insurance claims do. Discover how a Mountain West commercial public adjuster prevents six-figure cash shocks and protects long-term asset value.

02/06/2026

The latest blog highlights 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗕𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗳𝗶𝘁𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗛𝗶𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮 𝗣𝘂𝗯𝗹𝗶𝗰 𝗔𝗱𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿

www.webbconsultingmt.com/blog/public-adjuster-montana-insurance-claims-guide

01/31/2026

There are a lot of misconceptions around public adjusters and insurance claims.

Many people assume public adjusters are too expensive or that they slow down the claims process. In reality, ethical public adjusters focus on helping property owners recover fully, with fees that are regulated and often offset by higher, more accurate claim settlements.

Public adjusters also help streamline the process by handling documentation, communication, and advocacy — ensuring nothing is overlooked and policyholders receive what they’re entitled to.

Webb Consulting provides ethical, professional claims advocacy for homeowners and business owners when it matters most.

📩 We’re available as a resource if you need support.
Montana office: (406) 853 4328
Utah office: (801) 807 8878
[email protected]

01/29/2026

📣Real estate professionals: Clients depend on you for more than just buying and selling homes — they rely on your guidance when unexpected challenges arise.

When a home is damaged by fire, water, or wind, most homeowners are suddenly navigating an insurance process they’ve never handled before — while insurance companies have adjusters working to limit payouts.

A public adjuster works for the homeowner, not the carrier. They document damage, uncover hidden issues, and advocate for fair claim settlements — often resulting in significantly higher payouts.

Having one in your network means:
• Protecting your client’s investment
• Reducing their stress during a crisis
• Showing up when it matters most

That’s how trust turns into long-term relationships.

Webb Consulting is a trusted public adjusting firm ready to support your clients when it matters most — connect with us to learn more.

01/28/2026

Extreme cold can cause sudden and sometimes hidden damage to homes and properties. Frozen or burst pipes, roof leaks, and water damage don’t always show up right away, which is why awareness after a freeze is just as important as preparation before it.

If damage does occur, safety should always come first. When it’s safe, take clear photos and videos, note when the damage was discovered, and keep records of any temporary steps taken to prevent further loss. Proper documentation early on can help avoid confusion later in the process.

It’s also a good time to review your insurance policy. Freeze-related losses can involve specific coverage details, exclusions, and timelines that many homeowners aren’t familiar with until they’re already dealing with a stressful situation.

These reminders are shared simply to help homeowners stay informed and prepared. A little knowledge and documentation can make navigating a difficult moment much easier. Stay safe this season ❄️

👉 If you have questions about next steps, documentation, or understanding your policy after a freeze, don’t hesitate to reach out. It’s okay to ask early.

Montana office: (406) 853 4328
Utah office: (801) 807 8878
[email protected]

01/23/2026

Most property owners don’t think about insurance until something goes wrong — and by then, the process feels overwhelming. A Claim Roadmap means knowing your coverage, documenting your property, and understanding the claims process before you ever need it.

Insurance companies have a system in place long before a loss happens.
You should too.

At Webb Consulting, we help build clear, easy-to-follow Claim Roadmaps tailored to your property and policy — so when a loss happens, you’re ready long before the insurance adjuster arrives.

Preparation brings clarity.
Clarity brings confidence.
And confidence protects what matters most.

📩 DM us to start building your Claim Roadmap today

Montana office: (406) 853 4328
Utah office: (801) 807 8878
[email protected]

01/22/2026

Insurance will make an offer — and hope you accept it.
Our job is to make sure it’s fair, ethical, and accurate.

From $20K ➡️ $56K on a major water loss claim — because documentation, policy knowledge, and advocacy matter.

If your claim was denied, underpaid, or you’re unsure what to do next, let’s review your policy and fight for what you deserve.

📩 DM us to get started

Montana office: (406) 853 4328
Utah office: (801) 807 8878
[email protected]