Michigan Public
Adjuster.
Clarion Claims Group is licensed in Michigan and works exclusively for policyholders, fighting denied and underpaid property insurance claims on your behalf.
Michigan homeowners deserve a fair settlement.
Michigan's lake-effect weather, severe winter storms, and active hail seasons combine to produce some of the most varied claim conditions in the country. From Detroit-metro hailstorms to West Michigan lake-effect blizzards and ice storms in the northern Lower Peninsula, the state's homeowners regularly face complex, multi-cause damage events that insurers struggle to evaluate fairly.
Serving Michigan homeowners in:
Detroit, Grand Rapids, Warren, Sterling Heights, Ann Arbor, Lansing, Troy, Flint, and the surrounding areas.
Common Michigan claim types.
- Hail Damage
- Severe hail events sweep across southeast and central Michigan multiple times each year. Carriers routinely under-document hail-related shingle damage, especially on older roofs.
- Wind Damage
- Lake-effect wind events and severe thunderstorms produce significant structural damage across Michigan. Missing shingles, fascia tears, and gutter loss are commonly underpaid.
- Ice Dam & Snow Load
- Heavy lake-effect snow and prolonged freeze cycles drive ice dam claims across Michigan every winter. Many are wrongly denied on first review.
- Tree & Storm Damage
- Wind-driven tree fall and ice-laden branches cause concealed structural impacts that carriers commonly miss without thorough re-inspection.
What our clients say.
“The best company I ever worked with. They truly care and gave our family the best experience during a hard moment in our lives.”
“Took on my insurance company and won to get my roof replaced due to storm damage. Very professional and consistent. Gave me updates along the way, until it was approved.”
Michigan homeowners,
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No commitment. We'll tell you honestly whether we can help, and what recovery looks like for your specific claim.
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