Clarity for the claim.
Room to move forward.
Foundry Claims Group helps property owners understand the damage, organize the evidence, and communicate with their insurer. Start with a free inspection and a conversation about where your claim stands.
Look beyond the first signs of damage.
Some losses are obvious. Others need a closer inspection. We connect what happened at the property with the photographs, estimates, and records needed to explain your claim.
After a hailstorm
Hail can leave signs across shingles, metal surfaces, and other exterior materials. We inspect the affected areas and record the condition of the roof and related components.
Discuss hail damage
After damaging winds
A wind event can affect roofing, siding, trim, and the structure beneath them. Our inspection brings those findings together so the claim reflects more than the most visible damage.
Discuss wind damage
Following fire and smoke
A fire can affect the building, belongings, and your ability to stay at home. We organize the scope of the loss, including smoke residue and temporary living expenses for review under your policy.
Discuss fire or smoke damage
Leaks and water intrusion
Leaks can travel beyond the area you first notice. We document visible damage and available moisture findings, then help explain the source, affected materials, and repair scope.
Discuss water damage
Larger storm losses
Severe weather can leave several kinds of damage at once. We assemble the property findings and claim records so each part of the loss can be reviewed in context.
Discuss a named-storm loss
A closer look at your claim
An existing decision may leave unanswered questions. Bring us the estimate, payment details, or denial letter, and we will assess whether further documentation or a request for review may be appropriate.
Discuss a claim decisionFrom the first conversation to an informed next step.
You should know what is being reviewed, what information is needed, and what comes next. Our work brings those pieces into one organized process.
Tell us what happened
We begin with your account of the loss and a free property inspection. Photos, correspondence, and any existing claim documents help us understand the starting point.
Connect the evidence
We examine the policy and the property findings together, then develop the documentation and estimate needed to present the loss clearly.
Keep the file moving
We coordinate claim communications, respond to requests, and discuss the scope and estimate with the insurer while keeping you informed.
Review the outcome
We help you understand the claim response and any items still in discussion. Our fee is a percentage of the recovery; if there is no recovery, there is no fee.
Inspections, estimates, insurer calls. One team to coordinate them.
Property claims involve inspections, records, estimates, and ongoing communication. As your public adjuster, Foundry brings these tasks together and represents your interests throughout the claim process.
What a claim can involve
- Recording the condition of damaged materials
- Understanding the policy and the insurer's estimate
- Gathering repair information and supporting records
- Tracking requests, appointments, and correspondence
- Explaining differences in the assessed scope
- Reviewing what remains unresolved after a decision
How Foundry supports you
- An inspection focused on documenting your loss
- A review of policy terms alongside the property findings
- An organized estimate and supporting claim file
- A representative to coordinate with the insurer
- Clear explanations of the questions under discussion
- Assessment of whether additional review is warranted
Understand the service before choosing your next step.
Here are the essentials about working with Foundry, from the first inspection to the way our fee is calculated.
What would Foundry handle for me?
We assess the property damage, prepare supporting records and an estimate, and communicate with the insurer about the claim on your behalf. You remain the property owner and decision-maker; our role is to help you navigate the details.
Foundry is retained by the policyholder. The insurer has its own representatives. We explain our scope of work at the outset so you understand the services we provide.
How is your fee calculated?
The initial inspection has no charge. If you engage us, our fee is based on a percentage of the amount recovered under the agreement. We explain the terms before you decide to proceed. If there is no recovery, there is no fee.
Can you assess a claim that already has a decision?
Yes. We can examine the decision and supporting documents to see whether there are gaps or questions worth raising. Further action depends on the circumstances and applicable time limits, so a review does not guarantee that a claim can be reopened.
What can you review in an insurer's estimate?
We compare the estimate with the documented property damage and policy terms. Our review can identify differences in materials, quantities, and repair scope, and help you understand which questions to put to the insurer.
Where can I arrange an inspection?
Our licensed service area includes Georgia, South Carolina, Nebraska, and Iowa. Contact Foundry Claims Group with the property location so we can discuss an inspection.
Can we speak before I submit a claim?
Yes. An initial conversation can help establish what information is available and what still needs to be documented. We also assess claims that are already underway or have received a response.
Careful work. A clear point of contact.
Foundry Claims Group helps property owners make sense of a demanding process. From our base in Alpharetta, we bring careful inspection, organized documentation, and direct communication to property damage claims.
Our work is for the policyholder. We take time to understand the property, explain the claim details, and keep the discussion grounded in the available evidence. The aim is a file you can understand and a process you can follow.
Bring your skills to work that matters to property owners.
We are interested in people who combine attention to detail with clear communication. Explore opportunities supporting property owners in Georgia, South Carolina, Nebraska, and Iowa.
Public Adjuster
Guide property claims from the first inspection through insurer discussions and resolution. This role suits a licensed or license-eligible adjuster who can document carefully, communicate clearly, and take responsibility for a file.
Send your applicationField Inspector / Estimator
Turn site observations into useful claim evidence through photographs, measurements, moisture readings, and repair scopes. Roofing or restoration experience is valuable; we provide training in the claims work.
Send your applicationClaims Coordinator
Help clients and colleagues stay informed by organizing intake, documents, requests, and follow-ups. This role calls for reliable recordkeeping and considerate communication throughout a claim.
Send your applicationHave experience in another area? Introduce yourself by email and include your resume.
Tell us about the property. Let’s arrange the next step.
Alpharetta, GA 30009