
Jerry Krone
Pinnacle Adjusting & Appraisal
Edwardsville, IL
38 years of experience listed
Commercial, Contents, Structural
Directory record verified
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Choose the right role
In a common appraisal-panel structure, each side selects an appraiser to evaluate the amount of loss and exchange a supported position. The issued policy controls the qualifications and assignment.
The umpire is the panel's third member when the two appraisers cannot resolve one or more valuation differences. Selection and signing rules depend on the policy and applicable law.
Insurance appraisal is not the same as a real estate appraisal. It is a policy-based claim process. Read the appraisal clause before selecting anyone, especially if the dispute involves coverage, legal rights, or who may demand appraisal.
Public profile snapshot
These public records were checked on July 18, 2026. Open a profile for its current information or use the full directory to search more locations and specialties.

Pinnacle Adjusting & Appraisal
Edwardsville, IL
38 years of experience listed
Commercial, Contents, Structural
Directory record verified

Green Construction Consulting
Lakeland, FL
40 years of experience listed
Flood Damage, Fire Damage, Water Damage
Directory record verified

Iron Ladder Consulting
Plano, TX
12 years of experience listed
Directory record verified

Milestone Building Solutions, LLC
Punta Gorda, FL
8 years of experience listed
Commercial, Business Interruption, Residential
Directory record verified

United We Restore LLC
White Lake, MI
15 years of experience listed
Fire Damage, Business Interruption
Directory record verified
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Before you hire
Confirm whether the policy calls for an appraiser, an umpire, or another adviser.
Ask about similar property, damage, assignment size, and valuation issues.
Confirm that the professional can serve where the property and claim are located.
Verify current licenses or certifications with the issuing source when they matter to the work.
Ask about relationships, prior assignments, and financial interests that could affect independence.
Discuss fees, expenses, timing, availability, communication, and deliverables before engagement.
Learn what an appraisal clause can address, how the common panel structure works, and which questions to answer before sending a demand.