NCJUA/NCIUA Approved Catastrophe Adjusters

Updated: 3/24/19

Roy / Tuesday, January 22, 2019

The North Carolina Joint Underwriting Association (NCJUA), also known as the FAIR (Fair Access to Insurance Requirements) Plan, is a tax exempt association of insurance companies licensed to write and engage in writing property insurance coverage in North Carolina. The Association was created by law to act as a market of last resort to provide adequate basic property insurance to property owners having insurable property in North Carolina.

The above is a quote from their site.

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Roof Safety
I just went from being an adjuster for a locale to being a CAT adjuster and discovered my CAT boss thinks I should be getting on roofs my old boss would not have expected me to get on. Anyway, I'm trying to find a post on roof safety equipment
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New Student With Questions
After a long time of not knowing what career path to choose I have to decided that I'd like to be a claims adjuster. I've searched this forum and found lots of good information, but I still I have a few questions on how to obtain
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how much staff guys make?
Say, if you are a staff adjuster for Allstate? How much would you make a year?
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TELESCOPIC LADDERS
I just wanted to get some input from experienced users of the telescopic ladders
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Need a mentor
I am about to embark on becoming a CAT property adjuster. I am a NC resident and am looking for a mentor to help me in this process. I need someone who is not bothered by seemingly unimportant questions. I want someone who is experi
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Posted In: Training - Licensing - Certification

SHINGLE MATCHING
Remember the days of Minnesota and Wisconsin when the lawsuits required us to match siding and shingles? I am working a commercial wind claim on a shopping center in Texas. Liberty Mutual is the carrier. Their first inclination is t
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Posted In: The Claim File

So you want to be a Cat Adjuster
So you want to be a Cat Adjuster? The first question that should be asked is “Why”? Think very carefully about your answer. If money is your answer, then you should rethink your career choice, because money sho
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Posted In: Getting Started

Computer thoughts
Looking for advice from advanced users about computers. If you have something other than a common lap top I am interested. Do you run Xactimate with Vista? What version of Vista do you use? Is it 32 bit or 64 bit. How much RAM are you running? What v
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Ride a long
Does anyone need a helper? How do you find someone to help with their claims? My husband and I are willing to help.
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Adjuster tools
Where can I find assorted adjuster tools, like the Acculine Grid, shingle guages and the like? I've done a lot of searching online, with no real luck. Is there a preffered site that you guys like to visit? Thanks in advance.Bud
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Should I get a smart phone or am I just being a cheapskate?
Do you guys have smart phones? (Blackberry, iphone, etc...) I am thinking about buying one but I don't want to add an additional $30 to my monthly bills. It seems like everytime I turn around I have a new monthly bill. When you a
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Questions About Getting Started
Hi, I am new to this website and have some questions about beginning a career in adjusting. I understand that this is not an easy field to enter and that there are many stresses involved, but I would appreciate it if someone can give me some poi
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Newbie Questions Experienced Guys Please Help
I am cutting and pasting this post by Alex which was posted on the Catastrophe Central Forums. I moved it over here because of CADO's policy to post these types of questions only in the community forum. Alex wrote:
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Cat vs. Staff
So, here I am now in Crawford cat department. Doing pretty good, I have some work, and hopefully, will have some more. BUT! I am starting to have some thoughts about going staff with Crawford, you know it's less money but more stable. AND
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Car Desks - What is the best solution on the market?
What is the best car desk rig on the market?
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How do I get started?
I have a Tx all lines license and passed my Ga exam. How do I get in with a company to get started?
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Anyone have a Comprehensive List of Tools?
I'd love to see an essential inventory list before I leave.
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Newbie needs tips
Hello everyone, This is my first post so let me briefly introduce myslef. I am starting out in the field adjuster position . I am currently employed by a large insurance company. I have prior claims experience but not related to property adjust
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RE Getting Started
This post was moved here from the Catastrophe Central Forums: "Hi guys! I've been lurking on this board for a while. I got my TX adjusting license a few months ago. Attended classes for adjusting and Xactimate. I've done the Citizen's certific
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Yet another CAT Adjuster Wannabe
Greetings, Just read the responses to Stacy Hudson's post regarding US Staffing and became slightly disillusioned. But reflecting on the inexperience of some of my classmates in real estate inspection school I understand the the prospects offered
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Computers and software
Do you just get so frustrated with your windows computer loosing the printer drivers or failed to function right in the middle of a storm. How about the good ole hard drive crashing and then you have to find someone capable enough to pull the data of
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Watt Power Inverter for autos.
Have been informed by my company that we will need to table top 60-80% of claims. Question: what dc to ac inverter (and wattage 200, 400) is best for the least amount of money. There are a lot of them out there. Have PC, Printer, Tom Tom, Cel
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Need help getting started as a CAT adjuster
I am interested in becoming a CAT adjuster and need some pointers. First off from reading the posts on this website it seems that attending an actual classroom is no better than just doing it online at home. I want to get off on the
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NEED A MENTOR
I am looking for someone to mentor me in the field of claims adjusting. My family and I have been threw two ajor claims and I am intrested in learning the field and being able to help other people as well as make a living. I live in the Austin
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Want to be a cat adjuster
I want to be a cat adjuster, but have very few leads on how to get started. I have a background in new home construction. I have a general contractors lic. for the state of Arkansas. We all know how the construction
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