Michael Ryan is an independent adjuster with over 15 years of experience. He is perhaps one of the most hardworking adjusters I’ve ever met, having closed well over 3,000 claims in just the last three years. His bread and butter consist of Daily, CAT, and Flood Insurance. Never one to settle on his laurels, Michael once did claims every day, raking in 40 claims a week, and he still wanted to have more.

 

Michael joins me today to share why he changed the business strategy that made him successful for over a decade. He describes his work process now and its pros and cons. He shares some of his favorite adjuster stories and the lessons he’s learned from them. Michael also explains the critical skills he acquired before he became an adjuster and how they have helped him in this industry.

 

 

 

“When I'm on the road I know I'll have 18 solid hours a day to do what I’ve got to do.” - Michael Ryan

 

 

 

This week on Adjuster Talk:

 

• Why Michael is cautious when it comes to metal roofs.
• The change he made to his business and what inspired him to change.
• Why having many clients is both a blessing and a curse.
• Comparing workloads at home and on the road.
• When his insurance adjuster career started and what led him on this journey.
• The skills necessary to become a good adjuster.
• Recalling some of his most exciting claim stories.
• Where he's been for the last five years as an adjuster.

 

 

Connect with Michael Ryan:

• LinkedIn

 

 

 

 

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