After Hurricane Ian, an insurer offered $72,000 for roof and water damage. Believing the impact was underestimated, the homeowner’s legal team brought in On Point Estimating for an independent assessment.

After Hurricane Ian, a homeowner’s insurance claim was denied due to “pre-existing damage.” Their legal team turned to On Point Estimating for expert support, guidance, and a thorough assessment to challenge the denial.

In a contentious divorce case, On Point Estimating was brought in to counter a $200,000 undervaluation of a fully renovated marital home that was central to the complex, high-stakes equitable asset division process.

A lender began foreclosure, claiming the home was worth just $210,000—barely covering the loan. The borrower’s attorney argued the valuation was low to hasten foreclosure and sought a rebuttal appraisal to prove fair market value.

After a tropical storm caused a roof collapse at a strip mall, the owner filed a claim. The insurer offered $142,000 for “minor damage,” but the owner’s attorney believed the loss was underestimated and needed expert estimates to challenge the offer.