Help with your property claim
Public adjuster in
New Port Richey, Florida.
Property damage in New Port Richey? Care Claims helps you review your policy, document the loss, and work through the insurance claim. Start with a free review.
We review and reply within one business day. Do not wait to report damage or meet a policy deadline.
Serving New Port Richey from our Riverview-based Florida firm. English and Spanish support.
Water after a storm: where did it enter?
New Port Richey is in Pasco County in Florida’s Gulf Coast corridor. If water entered the property, document its entry points and any exterior waterline without entering an unsafe area.
If your property has both wind and water damage, keep a separate record of each. Photograph roof or window openings, interior staining, and any visible exterior waterline from a safe location. Record when you first noticed each condition.
Bring both your property policy and any separate flood policy. The source of water and the actual policy wording matter; a city address or storm name alone does not establish coverage.
Local records for your New Port Richey property
Earlier permits and inspection records can help organize a repair timeline. Start with the authority responsible for the property address.
City of New Port Richey building records
The city cautions that not every New Port Richey ZIP code is inside city limits. Confirm jurisdiction first; its Citizen Access Portal can search existing permits and inspections. Match records to the damaged address, not merely the mailing city.
Pasco County Building Construction
If the property is outside city jurisdiction and handled by Pasco County, use Pasco’s Building Construction page. It links to PascoGateway and parcel information so you can begin with the correct local authority.
Keep the permit number, work description and dates with your claim documents. A permit record does not establish the cause of damage or insurance coverage. Ask the building department about current repair requirements.
What to bring to a claim review
- Your full policy and endorsements, if available.
- The claim number, carrier letters, and any estimate or payment breakdown.
- Photos, repair estimates, invoices, and a short timeline of what happened.
You can begin without all of these. Tell us what you have, and we can discuss the next step. Do not enter an unsafe property or delay required notice to your insurer while waiting to speak with us.
How to document property damageGood questions
Common questions
You deserve to understand the process before you make a decision.
Do you have an office in New Port Richey?
Care Claims is based in Riverview and serves property owners in New Port Richey. Contact us to discuss your property and inspection availability. This page describes our service area, not a separate local office.
Can I talk to you before I file a claim?
Yes. A free conversation can help you understand what information to gather and whether a closer review makes sense. Do not delay any notice required by your policy while waiting for an appointment.
What does it cost to work with Care Claims?
The initial claim review is free. If you choose representation, the fee and how it is calculated are explained in a written agreement before you sign, subject to Florida law. Read about public adjuster fees.
Can you help with a denied or underpaid claim?
We can review the decision, your policy, and the available evidence. Some claims may warrant additional documentation or further review. No outcome can be promised; coverage, deadlines, and the facts of your loss matter.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let’s look at your situation.
Start with what you know. We’ll help you work through the rest.
We review and reply within one business day. Do not wait to report damage or meet a policy deadline.