PALCO Claims

PALCO Claims is an public adjusting and loss consulting firm typically advocating on behalf of policyholders in property insurance claims.

PALCO Claims handles multi-million dollar commercial claims as well as smaller residential property claims.

08/24/2026

A hurricane doesn’t have to make landfall in your neighborhood for your property to feel the impact. In Georgia, tropical storms and hurricanes can bring damaging winds, fallen trees, roof damage and water intrusion far beyond the coast.

And once the storm weakens or the skies clear, it’s easy to assume the danger has passed. But storm damage isn’t always obvious from the driveway. Missing or lifted shingles, damaged flashing, compromised gutters and hidden water intrusion can be easy to overlook until they become a much bigger problem.

PALCO now serves Georgia homeowners and commercial property owners with experienced public adjusting and property insurance claim support. We represent the policyholder, helping document storm damage thoroughly and navigate the insurance claim process with less stress and better direction.

08/19/2026

“We already signed the paperwork.”

We hear this more often than you might think.

Many homeowners assume that once they’ve signed documents or received a check, every decision has been made and there’s nothing left to discuss.

Sometimes that’s true.

Sometimes it isn’t.

As repairs begin, additional storm-related damage is occasionally discovered that wasn’t visible during the initial inspection. In some situations, that can change the conversation.

Every claim is different, which is why it’s worth asking questions before assuming your options have ended.

The takeaway isn’t that every claim can be supplemented or reopened. It’s that you shouldn’t assume the answer is “no” without understanding your specific situation.

Hopefully you’ll never need this information.

But if your home or business is ever damaged by hail, wind, a tornado, or another severe storm, remember this: signing paperwork doesn’t always mean the conversation is over.

08/17/2026

Here’s a tip that takes less than 30 seconds and could be surprisingly helpful later.

If a severe thunderstorm, hailstorm, tornado, or windstorm causes damage to your home, take a screenshot of the weather alert before you dismiss it.

That screenshot captures the date, time, location, and type of weather event that moved through your area. Those details are easy to forget days or weeks later, especially when you’re juggling contractors, temporary repairs, and an insurance claim.

The best documentation starts before the cleanup does.

It’s a small step that many homeowners never think about, but it’s one you’ll be glad you remembered if you ever need it.

Save this post now. Hopefully you’ll never need it. But if a storm ever finds your home, you’ll already know one more thing to do.

08/14/2026

In Nevada, it’s not unusual to experience four seasons in a single week.

Blue skies can return almost as quickly as the storm leaves.

But just because the weather has cleared doesn’t mean the damage is fully understood.

Wind, hail, and severe storms can leave behind roofing damage, lifted shingles, water intrusion, and other issues that aren’t always obvious from the ground. That’s why a thorough inspection matters. Decisions about an insurance claim should be based on what the storm actually left behind, not just what can be seen in a quick walk around the property.

If your Nevada home or business has been affected by storm damage, don’t rush the process. Take photos. Ask questions. Make sure the full scope of the damage is documented before important decisions are made.

Hopefully you’ll never need this advice. But if the next storm finds your property, you’ll be glad you remembered it.

08/12/2026

One of the biggest mistakes homeowners make after storm damage isn’t taking too few photos.

It’s taking only one kind of photo.

Start by stepping back. Capture your entire home, the roofline, the yard, fences, trees, and anything else that helps show the overall scene. Then move in close and photograph the specific damage.

Those wide shots provide context. The close-ups document the details. Together, they tell the complete story.

Whether you’re dealing with hail damage, wind damage, a fallen tree, or another severe weather event, good documentation can make a huge difference later in the insurance claim process.

It’s a simple tip, but it’s one you’ll be glad you remembered.

Save this post now. Hopefully you’ll never need it. But if the day ever comes, you’ll already know what to do.

08/10/2026

After a storm, receipts probably aren’t at the top of your mind.

You’re thinking about protecting your home, getting the water stopped, finding a tarp, buying supplies, or figuring out where your family is going to sleep.

But this is exactly why we tell homeowners to save every receipt.

Not just for roofing materials or major repairs.

Keep receipts for tarps, plywood, flashlights, batteries, generators, hotel stays, temporary supplies, dumpster rentals, and other storm-related expenses. Even purchases that seem small today may become important later as your insurance claim moves forward.

One simple habit can make life much easier: create one folder or envelope and put every storm-related receipt in it. Don’t sort it. Don’t organize it. Just don’t lose it.

Hopefully you’ll never need this advice.

But if severe weather ever damages your home or business, you’ll be glad you saved more than just the receipts.

08/07/2026

Many homeowners assume the first insurance check is the last chapter of the story.

Sometimes it is.

Sometimes it isn’t.

As repairs begin, contractors occasionally uncover damage that couldn’t be seen during the initial inspection. Hidden water intrusion, damaged decking beneath the shingles, or structural issues aren’t always visible from the surface.

That’s why it’s important to understand that the first payment isn’t automatically the final word on every claim.

Every situation is different, but if new storm-related damage is discovered during the repair process, don’t assume there’s nothing you can do. Ask questions. Understand your options. Make sure decisions are based on the full scope of the damage, not just what was visible on day one.

Save this post. Hopefully you’ll never need it. But if your home is ever damaged by hail, wind, or severe weather, you’ll be glad you knew this before repairs began.

08/05/2026

Not every storm leaves obvious damage.

And not every inspection catches everything.

A quick walk around the property may identify visible issues, but some storm damage isn’t immediately noticeable. Wind can lift shingles without tearing them off. Hail can bruise roofing materials without leaving dramatic holes. Water can travel far from where it eventually appears.

That’s why documentation matters.

The goal isn’t to look longer just for the sake of it. It’s to understand what the storm actually left behind so decisions about repairs and an insurance claim are based on the fullest picture possible.

If your home or business has been affected by hail, wind, severe thunderstorms, or other storm damage, don’t assume the first inspection is the final word.

A thorough evaluation today can help prevent surprises later.

08/03/2026

“We don’t think it’s worth filing a claim.”

It’s something we hear all the time.

And sometimes… they’re right.

But sometimes that opinion is based on an incomplete inspection, damage that wasn’t visible at first, or information that simply wasn’t available yet.

That’s why we always encourage homeowners to ask questions before deciding to walk away. Storm damage isn’t always obvious, and neither is insurance coverage. A closer look can make a big difference in understanding what actually happened and what your policy may cover.

You don’t have to know all the answers before you make a decision. You just need enough information to make a confident one.

If your home or business has been damaged by hail, wind, a fallen tree, or another severe storm, don’t let one opinion be the only opinion.

A second look could change everything.

08/01/2026

Most people grab a tarp first.

Your phone should come first.

Before cleanup begins, take photos of everything exactly as you found it. The roof. The siding. The gutters. The fence. The tree. The yard. Even if it seems obvious now, you’ll be surprised how quickly those details disappear once repairs begin.

A good set of photos tells the story of what happened before anything changes.

It’s one of the simplest things you can do after storm damage, and one of the most valuable.

Save this post. Hopefully you’ll never need it. But if hail, wind, a fallen tree, or severe weather ever damages your home, you’ll be glad you remembered this tip.

Address

New Braunfels, TX

Website

http://www.palcoclaims.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when PALCO Claims posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to PALCO Claims:

Want your organization to be the top-listed Government Service in New Braunfels?