Public Adjusters in Atlanta, GA

Atlanta and its sprawling metro area of nearly 6 million residents sit at the convergence of weather systems that make the Piedmont one of the most severe- storm-active regions in the Southeast. Gulf moisture streaming northward from the Gulf of Mexico collides with cold fronts dropping from the Great Plains, generating supercell thunderstorms capable of producing baseball-sized hail that devastates roofing systems, siding, gutters, and vehicles across entire neighborhoods in a single event. The metro also experiences significant tornado risk — the April 2011 tornado outbreak was among the deadliest in U.S. history and affected communities across North Georgia. Tropical remnants bring periodic heavy rainfall and flash flooding along Atlanta's many creek corridors, and the rapid development of the metro has increased impervious surfaces that accelerate stormwater runoff.