Resnix, LLC

If you represent policyholders in insurance disputes, independent claim documentation is often the foundation the case is built on.
We work on the front end of that process. Policy review, damage documentation, scope analysis, and independent representation — before litigation becomes necessary.

We are not attorneys. We do not provide legal advice. But when the claim file needs to be built carefully and completely, that is our work.

If you have clients in North Texas dealing with disputed or denied property claims, we're worth knowing.

— Resnix Public Adjusting

If you're in restoration or contracting, you've seen it.
The carrier's scope doesn't cover the actual work. Line items are missing. The homeowner is caught between what was paid and what the job actually costs.

That gap can mean different things — an incomplete scope, coverage that applies but wasn't captured, a sublimit, an exclusion, or a combination. You can't tell without expertise in the carrier's estimating software and the ability to read the policy against the file.

That's the review worth doing before the settlement gets finalized.
Independent documentation, scope review, and representation for the property owner — not the carrier.

— Resnix Public Adjusting

A property insurance policy is a contract. And like most contracts, the details matter most when something goes wrong.

Coverage is not automatic. It depends on cause of loss, policy language, exclusions, endorsements, and how the damage is documented and reported.

Most policyholders read the declarations page and assume the rest is standard. It rarely is.

If you've experienced a property loss and you're not sure what your policy covers, that's the right question to ask before the claim gets further along.

No obligation. No pressure. Complimentary.
— Resnix Public Adjusting