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Someone finally on your side. Aria knows insurance the way a lawyer, a public adjuster, a contractor and an agent do, all at once. She reads it all, tells you where you stand, and connects you only with the licensed local pros you choose.
Or any related document: estimates, adjuster reports, photos of the damage, letters from your insurer. The review is free.
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Hey, I'm Aria. I'm in your corner and I'm always in your corner. I'm your lawyer, your public adjuster, your contractor, all into one.
Upload your policy, your claim, a denial letter or any related document — I can dissect it: strong points, weak points, a better option if one exists, and my best recommendation.
Pick a door. Aria takes it from there, one question at a time.
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No damage needed. Upload your policy and Aria tells you what's strong, what's weak, where it can improve, and how it compares to local options. Have a claim, a denial letter, an estimate or photos of the damage? Upload those too.
Denied or underpaid? Learn what you can do: get the decision in writing, dispute it, reopen or supplement the claim, appraisal or mediation, and who can fight it with you.
Roof damage, a leak or water damage, or you need an inspection. If water is coming in right now, Aria starts with what to do this minute.
Licensed public adjusters, attorneys, contractors, insurance agents and inspectors in Florida: join the open platform. You see an anonymous case, homeowners see your license, and they choose.
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Choose who you need, tell us where the property is, and narrow it down. Everyone you see is licensed in your area and serves it. Aria stays with you the whole way.
Talk or type. She asks one question at a time, and if water is coming in, she starts with what to do right now.
A clear, private summary of your situation, your options in plain words, and the kind of licensed pro that fits.
They see an anonymous summary only. You review their license and their message, and you choose. Only then do they get your contact.
Florida first, in plain words. Upload your policy, claim or denial letter and Aria will tell you how each of these applies to you.
If you disagree with a denial or with the amount, you can tell your insurer in writing and send your evidence: photos, estimates, receipts.
Ask the insurer to explain the denial or the payment in writing, including the policy language it relied on. You can also ask for a complete copy of your policy.
A licensed public adjuster works for you, not for the insurer. You can check a license with the Florida Department of Financial Services before you sign anything.
The Florida Department of Financial Services runs a mediation program for many residential property claims. Ask whether yours qualifies.
Many policies have an appraisal clause for disagreements about the amount, and a claim can sometimes be reopened or supplemented when new damage appears.
Reporting a claim, supplementing it and filing a lawsuit all have time limits, and Florida has changed some of them in recent years. Your policy states yours: upload it and Aria will find them.
Pros see the issue, your ZIP area and an anonymous summary. Never your name, phone, email, address or policy number.
Your contact goes only to the pro you pick, and only after you pick them.
We never sell your information. Nobody calls you unless you chose them.
Your policy and everything you upload are stored privately, and you can delete your case and documents at any time.
Yes. Aria Home Shield is free for homeowners. If you hire a professional, their fees are between you and them, and they should explain them before you sign anything.
Aria is your expert guide, on your side. She knows claims, policies and repairs the way a lawyer, a public adjuster, a contractor and an agent do. She looks at your situation and your policy first, so you know exactly where you stand, and then connects you with the right licensed pro, through Aria Home Shield.
No. Nobody gets your contact until you approve a specific pro, and only that pro can reach you.
They are stored privately and used to review them for you. A pro sees them only if you connect with them. You can delete them at any time from your case page.
No. Many people start with a policy review, before hurricane season, to find out whether their coverage is weak.
We are starting in Florida. Anywhere in the US, Aria can explain your options, and we connect you as licensed pros join in your area.
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General information, not legal advice. Aria is not a licensed attorney, public adjuster, insurance agent or contractor; she connects you with licensed professionals.