Mission Property Loss Consultants

10/26/2026

Who's looking out for you?

Your insurance company has an adjuster looking at the damage, but who's looking out for you?

After a hailstorm, the damage you can see may be only part of the loss. What gets overlooked, improperly documented, or left out of an insurance estimate could affect your settlement.

At Mission Property Loss Consultants, we work exclusively for policyholders, not insurance companies.

Whether your claim is new, delayed, denied, or underpaid, you deserve experienced representation and a thorough evaluation of your loss. It is important to note who is and who is not allowed to represent you in an insurance claim.

* Attorney- Yes
* Public Adjuster- Yes
* Contractor- No

Before you accept the insurance company's assessment, make sure someone is representing your interests.

We Investigate. We Negotiate. You Recover.

Visit MissionPLC.com or call 833-446-7728.

10/25/2026

Great advice. Thank you! FOX 10 Phoenix

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North Phoenix homeowners facing severe hail damage after a major storm can turn to public adjusters to navigate insurance claims and avoid scam contractors. Brian Webb Fox 10 reports. DETAILS ⬇️

10/23/2026

Friends and neighbors in Eastern Arizona and a large portion of New Mexico!!

10/22/2026

Leave the flying cars to someone else….

Have you had a vehicle, hail or tornado damage property?

Has your insurance claim been delayed, partially denied, fully denied, or underpaid?

Don’t settle for unanswered questions or less than you may deserve.

Contact Mission Property Loss Consultants today!

We Investigate. We Negotiate. YOU Recover.

10/22/2026

Building owners and property managers…

UPPA What is UPPA?...

We’re so glad you asked.

This has come up a lot in client meetings recently as regulatory agencies and even state supreme courts have ruled on this subject. The subject being the first section of this post.

In most of the 50 states contractors must avoid actions that could be considered the Unauthorized Practice of Public Adjusting (UPPA). Engaging in such activities without the appropriate license can lead to legal consequences.

Contractors should refrain from the following.

Negotiating Insurance Claims- Attempting to negotiate or settle an insurance claim on behalf of a policyholder without the proper licensure.

Interpreting Insurance Policies- Providing interpretations or explanations of insurance policy terms and coverages to policyholders or managing party.

Advertising Claims Assistance- Promoting services that suggest the contractor can handle or assist with the insurance claims process beyond their licensed capacity.

Submitting Claims on Behalf of Policyholders- Filing or submitting insurance claims for policyholders without proper authorization or licensure.

Receiving Compensation for Claims Services- Accepting fees or compensation specifically for managing or assisting with an insurance claim, which is reserved for licensed public adjusters.

By focusing on their primary role in repair and restoration and referring policyholders to licensed public adjusters or attorneys for claims assistance, contractors can ensure compliance with governing UPPA regulations and protect both themselves and their clients.

Mission Property Loss Consultants is your public adjuster.

10/14/2026

🔥 Before You Light That First Fire of the Season… Is Your Fireplace Ready?

As temperatures begin to drop, there's nothing quite like the warmth of a fireplace. But before lighting that first fire, taking a few precautions can help protect your home, your family, and your property.

A Few Fireplace & Chimney Safety Tips

✅ Schedule a Professional Inspection: Have your chimney and fireplace inspected annually to identify potential hazards, blockages, or structural concerns.

✅ Clean Your Chimney: Creosote buildup can increase the risk of chimney fires. Make sure your chimney is properly cleaned before use.

✅ Check the Damper & Flue: Confirm everything is functioning properly and that airflow is unobstructed.

✅ Inspect for Damage: Look for cracks, deteriorating mortar, loose bricks, or signs of moisture intrusion.

✅ Test Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors: Make sure your home's safety devices are working properly.

✅ Burn the Right Wood: Use seasoned, dry firewood to help reduce excessive smoke and creosote buildup.

⚠️ A Little Prevention Today Can Help Avoid a Major Loss Tomorrow.

Fireplace and chimney maintenance isn't just about comfort, it's about protecting your property, preventing avoidable damage, and keeping your everyone safe.

🎥 Watch our quick video for a few important reminders before lighting your first fire this season!

Stay warm. Stay prepared. Stay safe.

Call Mission Property Loss Consultants if you suffer a fire loss.

📲833-446-7782

10/13/2026

🔥 Before You Light That First Fire of the Season… Is Your Fireplace Ready?

As temperatures begin to drop, there's nothing quite like the warmth of a fireplace. But before lighting that first fire, taking a few precautions can help protect your home, your family, and your property.

A Few Fireplace & Chimney Safety Tips

✅ Schedule a Professional Inspection: Have your chimney and fireplace inspected annually to identify potential hazards, blockages, or structural concerns.

✅ Clean Your Chimney: Creosote buildup can increase the risk of chimney fires. Make sure your chimney is properly cleaned before use.

✅ Check the Damper & Flue: Confirm everything is functioning properly and that airflow is unobstructed.

✅ Inspect for Damage: Look for cracks, deteriorating mortar, loose bricks, or signs of moisture intrusion.

✅ Test Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors: Make sure your home's safety devices are working properly.

✅ Burn the Right Wood: Use seasoned, dry firewood to help reduce excessive smoke and creosote buildup.

⚠️ A Little Prevention Today Can Help Avoid a Major Loss Tomorrow.

Fireplace and chimney maintenance isn't just about comfort, it's about protecting your property, preventing avoidable damage, and keeping your everyone safe.

🎥 Watch our quick video for a few important reminders before lighting your first fire this season!

Stay warm. Stay prepared. Stay safe.

Call Mission Property Loss Consultants if you suffer a fire loss.

📲833-446-7782

09/29/2026

SAFE DINING EXPERIENCE FOR ALL!

Restaurants, diners, and coffee shops face unique fire risks, and many develop slowly behind the scenes.

🔥 Clean behind and underneath cooking equipment where grease builds up.

🧹 Service hoods, ducts, fans, and grease systems based on actual cooking volume.

⚡ Inspect panels, outlets, cords, and equipment for overheating or loose connections.

☕ Regularly check coffee makers, espresso machines, warmers, refrigeration, fryers, and ovens.

🧯 Confirm fire-suppression nozzles remain properly positioned after equipment is moved.

📦 Keep storage away from electrical and heat-producing equipment.

📋 Document maintenance, inspections, cleaning, repairs, and service history.

Preventative maintenance can help prevent a fire. Good documentation can also become extremely important if a loss occurs.

Protect the property. Protect the business. Protect the record.

We Investigate • We Negotiate • You Recover.

Mission Property Loss Consultants

09/25/2026

COOLER EVENINGS MEANS BONFIRE SEASON IS HERE 🔥

A good bonfire should end with memories, not a property loss.
Before lighting the first fire of the season, take a few minutes to think beyond the obvious.

• Look up, not just around. Keep the fire well away from tree canopies, low branches, power lines, pergolas, and roof overhangs. Rising heat and embers travel farther than most people expect.
• Check where the wind is going, not just how hard it’s blowing. Position seating, vehicles, wood piles, barns, fences, and neighboring structures upwind whenever possible.
• Create a true noncombustible perimeter. Dry grass, landscaping mulch, pine needles, leaves, and decorative grasses can carry fire surprisingly fast. Bare soil, gravel, or another noncombustible surface around the fire is preferable.
• Keep the wood pile separate. Don’t stack the evening’s firewood beside the pit. One rolling ember can turn your fuel supply into a second fire.
• Burn clean, natural wood only. Painted lumber, treated wood, construction debris, furniture, pallets, and household trash can produce hazardous smoke and unpredictable flare-ups.
• Have water ready before the first match. A connected and charged garden hose is far more useful than realizing you need one after something has already caught fire. A metal shovel or rake should be nearby as well.
• Don’t confuse “no flames” with “out.” When the evening is over, soak the fire, stir the coals, and soak it again. If you can still feel significant heat above the ashes, the fire isn’t finished.
• Treat the ashes like they are still burning. Hot coals can survive long after everyone has gone inside. Place cooled ashes in a metal container with a metal lid, never directly into a plastic trash bin or next to combustible materials.
• Before lighting, check local burn restrictions. Dry conditions, wind, or municipal restrictions can change whether an otherwise normal backyard fire is appropriate that evening.

Fall evenings are meant to be enjoyed.

A little preparation can prevent a small fire from becoming a very large insurance claim.

Mission Property Loss Consultants

We Investigate • We Negotiate • You Recover.