Appraisal
Appointed under a policy's appraisal provision to determine the amount of loss. Scope reconciliation, line-item review of competing estimates, and a documented position for the panel.
Property insurance appraisal · Umpire · Loss estimating
Ledger Claims Group provides appraisal, umpire, and independent loss-estimating services for large and complex property losses — fire, water, wind, and hail claims across Oklahoma and the surrounding region.
Services
Each engagement starts with a conflict check and ends with a written, line-item record that can stand up to scrutiny.
Appointed under a policy's appraisal provision to determine the amount of loss. Scope reconciliation, line-item review of competing estimates, and a documented position for the panel.
A neutral umpire for appraisal panels that can't reach agreement, whether selected by both appraisers or appointed by a court. Impartial review of the items in dispute.
Independent Xactimate estimates and estimate reviews for attorneys, appraisal panels, and claims professionals — built to hold up line by line.
Opinions on scope, pricing, and estimating practice for property insurance litigation, from someone who writes and reviews these estimates in the field.
Process
Appraisal settles the amount of loss. Coverage and causation questions stay with the parties and, where needed, the courts. Keeping that line clear is what makes an award hold.
Review of the parties, the policy's appraisal language, and the disputed amount before any appointment is accepted.
On-site inspection with photo, measurement, and scope documentation tied to every line that will be argued.
Side-by-side comparison of competing estimates — scope, quantities, pricing, and code items — to isolate exactly where they differ.
A signed award, umpire decision, or expert report, with the supporting record kept intact for anyone who reviews it later.
About
Sean is an independent insurance adjuster, appraiser, and umpire who has worked property claims in the field since 2017, including derecho, wind, and hurricane catastrophe deployments. His files span residential, commercial, farm and ranch, and large-loss claims.
Before claims work, he spent years in real estate brokerage and financial services — a background that shows up in how he builds and checks a number.
Contact
Attorneys, appraisers, carriers, and property owners are welcome to reach out. Share the basics and you'll hear back within one business day.