Built on the desk where the files land.
Not a software company that surveyed adjusters. A working public adjusting practice that got tired of doing four things slowly, built tools to do them faster, and leases them to peers.
Rubin Adjusting.
Commercial property and homeowners — including files where the contents schedule alone runs to thousands of lines.
- PrincipalJesse Rubin, President of Rubin Adjusting.
- AssociationPresident of PCAPIA.
- TrainingTrained by one of the best public adjusters in America, Michael Rubin.
- LinesCommercial property and homeowners, first-party.
The whole profession is short on hours.
Carriers have a platform, a system, and a department for every step. The public adjuster has judgment, a licence, and a calendar. That gap is a tooling problem.
Effectiveness per minute
The tools handle what is mechanical, so your hours go where judgment is required.
Capacity, not shortcuts
The ceiling on a practice is how many files get worked properly in a week. That number moves.
A stronger profession
Every adjuster who documents thoroughly raises the standard carriers have to meet.
Peer references, on request.
Licensees would rather not publish which tools they run — a reasonable position in this business. Ask and we'll make an introduction.
Judgment stays with the licensed adjuster.
Nothing here renders a coverage opinion, sets a market price, or settles a claim. The tools read, organise, and format. The determinations are yours.