Licensed Public Adjuster Fighting for Homeowners in Milwaukee and St. Louis
Insurance companies have adjusters. You should too.
After a storm, fire, or flood, your insurance company sends their own adjuster -- someone paid to protect their bottom line, not yours. Deskar 6 are licensed public adjusters who represent you. We inspect the damage, document everything, and negotiate directly with your insurer so you get the full settlement you are owed. Serving Illinois, Missouri, and Wisconsin.
Free inspection. No upfront cost. We only get paid when you do.
No cost. No risk. Just answers.
Filing a claim after a storm, fire, or flood is stressful. We step in as licensed public adjusters to inspect your damage, handle your insurance claim, and make sure you’re not getting shortchanged.
We don’t work for the insurance company — we work for you.
Many Insurance Settlements Are Wrong. And You Pay the Price.
Most homeowners go through the claim process once or twice in their lives. Insurance adjusters do it every single day. That gap is where settlements get underpaid -- sometimes by thousands of dollars -- on roofing, siding, windows, gutters, flooring, and structural damage.
You hired an insurance company to protect your home. After a loss, you deserve an advocate who makes sure they follow through.
63% of insurance settlements are undervalued or denied.
Contractors aren’t licensed to negotiate claims.
Insurance companies have experts on their side – do you?
Start-to-Finish Claim Support. At No Cost to the Homeowner.
- We inspect the damage — roof, siding, interior, and everything the insurance company might miss
- We build a full damage estimate and document every line item in writing
- We file the claim and handle all back-and-forth with your insurance company directly
- We are licensed public adjusters, not contractors — our only job is maximizing your settlement
- No upfront cost to you. Our fee comes from the insurance payout, not your pocket
Damage We Handle
Wind & Hail
Roofs, siding, gutters, windows, and exterior damage from storms. One of the most common and most undervalued claim types.
Water & Flood
Leaks, flooding, sewer backups, and water intrusion. These claims are frequently underpaid or partially denied.
Fire & Smoke
Structural damage, smoke contamination, and contents losses. We make sure the full scope makes it into the claim.
Hurricanes & Severe Storms
Full property assessments for major storm events across Wisconsin, Missouri, and Illinois.
Homeowners We’ve Helped:
Real homeowners. Real claims. Real results.
Why Do You Need a Public Adjuster?
When your home gets damaged, the first call most people make is to their insurance company. That feels right. But the adjuster your insurer sends is not on your side. They are trained to scope claims in a way that protects the company’s payout — not yours.
A public adjuster represents you. We are licensed professionals who know insurance policy language, claim documentation, and negotiation tactics. We inspect your property independently, catch what the insurance adjuster missed, and build a claim that reflects what the damage actually costs to repair.
On average, homeowners who work with a public adjuster receive significantly higher settlements than those who go it alone. Deskar 6 works on contingency — we only get paid if you get paid.
See how we work with homeowners here.
Not sure if your claim was handled fairly? Get a second opinion.
Most homeowners who reach out to us have already been through the claim process once. They got a payout — but something felt off. If your settlement was lower than expected, or you were denied, you may still have options.
A free inspection costs you nothing and tells you exactly where you stand.
Serving Milwaukee, WI and St. Louis, MO — and licensed across Wisconsin, Missouri, and Illinois. Find your area.
Trusted Partner of Nexus Development & Rexx Roofing
We work alongside trusted contractors so that after the claim is approved, your repairs actually happen. Our partnership with Nexus Development and Rexx Roofing means you have a team coordinated from damage to done.
Contractors: if you are finding storm damage and need a licensed public adjuster to handle the claim side, we want to hear from you.
Learn about contractor and industry partnerships at Deskar 6 here.
Frequently Asked Questions About Public Adjusters
What does a public adjuster do?
A public adjuster is a licensed professional who represents you — not the insurance company — when you file a property damage claim. We inspect your home, document the damage, build an estimate, and negotiate directly with your insurer. Our goal is to make sure the settlement you receive reflects the actual cost of repairing your home.
How much does a public adjuster cost?
Deskar 6 works on contingency. That means there is no upfront fee and no cost to you unless we recover money on your behalf. Our fee is a percentage of the final settlement, which is paid by the insurance payout — not out of your own pocket. The free inspection is always free, regardless of outcome.
Is it too late to hire a public adjuster after I already filed a claim?
No. If you filed a claim and received a settlement that felt low — or were partially denied — you may still be able to reopen or supplement the claim. Timing and state-specific rules vary, but in most cases there is still a window. Reach out for a free review and we will tell you exactly where things stand.
What is the difference between a public adjuster and an insurance adjuster?
Your insurance company’s adjuster works for the insurer. Their job is to assess damage and manage the company’s liability. A public adjuster works for you, the policyholder. We are independently licensed and have no obligation to the insurance company — only to getting you a fair settlement.
What types of damage does Deskar 6 handle?
We handle property damage claims for homeowners and business owners dealing with storm and hail damage, wind damage, water and flood damage, fire and smoke damage, and hurricane-related losses. We serve Milwaukee, WI, St. Louis, MO, and are licensed across Wisconsin, Missouri, and Illinois.