If your property has been damaged in any way, you are likely feeling overwhelmed and vulnerable. No one likes to be the victim of Mother Nature’s wrath or another person’s ill intent. That’s why your Georgia Farm Bureau team is here to help you recover from the property loss that occurred and get you and your family back to your normal life.
If you experience property loss, contact your local agent as quickly as possible. An adjuster will contact you within 48 hours to discuss your coverages and obtain accident details. Our team will then evaluate your property, discuss resolution options, and find a solution for you and your family.
In the event of property loss or damage, the most important thing you can do is make sure you and your family are safe. Next, protect your property from further damage by making reasonable and temporary repairs, this can include tasks such as boarding up windows and doors, covering your roof, and repairing plumbing leaks. Make sure to keep all receipts and invoices for your local claims representative to review. Now that you and the property are safe and secure, you can begin to evaluate the damage. (Georgia Farm Bureau encourages you to arrange for professional assistance after property loss or damage. Call our Claims Resource Center at 855-432-2567 for help.)
If possible, compile a list of the stolen and/or damaged items. This will help your claims representative in the recovery process. Here are several examples of information that would be helpful:
After the claim is reported and a claims adjuster who specializes in your type of loss will be in contact with you to discuss your file.
During the policy and loss investigation, your adjuster will:
During the damage assessment, your adjuster will:
During the claim resolution phase, your adjuster will:
The Georgia Farm Bureau Claims Department is here to keep the promise of providing superior customer service to our members. Whether you are a farm owner, business owner, or a home owner, we are here to help you and your family return to your normal life after your loss. To further assist you in this process, you may download the personal property inventory sheet.