The public adjusting industry is on the verge of a major growth wave, driven by what Kari Snyder, chief operating officer of Tiger Adjusters, calls the triple threat of higher premiums, increased bad-faith carrier tactics and greater weather damage events. For entrepreneurs – whether they’re seasoned or new – Tiger Adjusters offers not just a way into the market but a future-proof path to success. Additionally, an insurance background isn’t required to get started. By Tamara Rahoumi

The public adjusting industry is on the verge of a major growth wave, driven by what Kari Snyder, chief operating officer of Tiger Adjusters, calls the triple threat of higher premiums, increased bad-faith carrier tactics and greater weather damage events. For entrepreneurs – whether they’re seasoned or new – Tiger Adjusters offers not just a way into the market but a future-proof path to success. Additionally, an insurance background isn’t required to get started. 

“We seek franchisees with an entrepreneurial spirit, grit, tenacity and resilience,” Snyder said.

Critical thinking, strong communication skills and high ethical values are the traits that make owners thrive. From there, Tiger Adjusters provides the rest.

The brand’s certified Roar training blends micro-lessons, individualized reinforcement and group workshops across 15 courses, preparing owners to excel in both business development and public adjusting. 

“We are building the first-of-its-kind training center that mixes on-site physical inspection zones with digital interactions to create a holistic set of scenarios that involve client and insurance adjuster interactions,” said Snyder.

Franchisees also gain a digital advantage. According to Snyder, Tiger Adjusters is developing “the largest SEO digital moat strategy in the public adjusting industry,” involving thousands of domains and a custom publishing platform to dominate local search results. This positions owners to capture leads in a digital-first world.

This market has momentum. Across the country, property owners are filing more claims, facing more disputes and relying more than ever on advocates to secure fair settlements. These forces are creating both immediate opportunities and sustained long-term demand for skilled public adjusters. 

“Outside of internal carrier pressures to lower costs, policyholders are facing significant weather pattern changes and larger insurance premiums,” explained Snyder regarding the trends shaping demand in this space. “These combined factors are providing an opportunity to serve policyholders and advocate for their needs as public adjusters.”

With tech innovations, operational oversight and comprehensive marketing support, Tiger Adjusters equips franchisees to succeed today and positions them for years to come. For investors seeking a business that blends impact, profitability and staying power, this is a brand built for the future.

Tamara Rahoumi

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