Museums hold a wealth of valuable knowledge, non-replicable by any other organization. Rooms are filled with relics of the past, including artwork, paintings, antique cars, jewelry and other precious stones, tapestries, and sculptures; illustrating the strides this earth has made over our existence. Each item holds irreplaceable value. If ever destroyed, no one will ever be able to reach back into the past to recover what has been lost.
If a fire, flood, frozen pipes, sinkholes or a hurricane destroys these artifacts; history will be gone forever. The stories will slowly deplete without a visual reminder of what humanity once was. In addition, many museums also include theatres with millions of dollars in equipment alone. When museums experience a devasting tragedy, hundreds of thousands of citizens are left disheartened and broken and with its doors closed, museums suffer income loss.
United Public Adjusters & Appraisers, Inc. is expertly versed in business interruption claims and can help museums and their respective cultural organizations recoup insurance funds in order to resume operations as quickly as possible.
As you attempt to regain operation to your beloved museum, proper item valuation can seem like an impossible task. How could you ever put a price on history? Fortunately, United Public Adjusters is highly experienced in disasters of this nature. While you’re scrambling to put pieces together, allow us to take over the insurance process, including inventory of the damage. We’ll handle every inspection and valuation aspect of your claims process and see you through until settlement.
While we can’t recover every historical element lost to the devasting disaster, we can help your museum make strides toward normalcy. United Public Adjuster has the expertise you need to get your life back in order.
