Local independent adjusters for insurance companies, TPAs, self-insured entities and fleets in every corner of Georgia.
AmeriClaim of Georgia and Georgia Claims Adjusters are the authorized AmeriClaim independent property/casualty adjuster for Georgia, serving insurance companies and self-insured clients since 2015. AmeriClaim is a nationwide multiline adjusting company, so you get resident Georgia adjusters backed by a national organization.
The Trucking Industry Defense Association's 2026 Annual Seminar opens October 14 in San Diego. Whether you're at TIDA this week or back at the office, our resident Georgia transportation adjusters are on call 24/7 for trucking accidents, cargo, auto liability and bodily injury claims, with scene response the same day, day or night.
Hurricane Isaias claims: our adjusters are ready to deploy.
Resident independent adjusters across Georgia are standing by for Hurricane and Tropical Storm Isaias property claims: wind, water, roof and tree damage to homes and commercial buildings, with Xactimate estimates and assignments through XactAnalysis. Send assignments to georgia@americlaim.com or call 678-828-7875.
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Trucking accidents, cargo, auto liability, bodily injury, general liability and heavy equipment. Immediate, 24/7 response at the scene of serious accidents.
5 daysReport (business days), or a status report explaining any delay
Why us
One call for transportation, cargo, property, casualty and heavy equipment claims
Adjusters with 15 to 50 years of claims experience
Errors & omissions and workers' compensation coverage in place
Transportation & Liability
When a truck goes down in Georgia, we're already on the way.
Our liability adjusters live where your losses happen. When a serious trucking accident is reported, we drive to the scene immediately, day or night. We secure the facts while they're fresh and protect your position from the first hour.
On-scene response for serious accidents
Immediate, 24/7 drive to the scene
Interview the investigating officer and witnesses
Securing the insured driver and getting him/her DOT drug tested
Identify claimants, their location and injury status
Photos, scene diagram, vehicle and cargo documentation
Call-back to the claims professional within hours
Lines we handle
Commercial auto and trucking liability
Bodily injury claims: statements, medical records, settlement
Cargo
Auto physical damage on tractors and trailers
Heavy equipment
General liability
Total loss, salvage and subrogation
We check injury claims
After a 2024 stop-sign collision in Washington County, the investigating officer reported that the other driver had gone to a Macon hospital. Our adjuster called the hospital and found no record of the driver being treated there, and that went straight into our report.
Where our liability adjusters live, with their direct numbers and license numbers.
Experienced transportation adjusters in Atlanta, Carrollton, Augusta and Savannah, plus the Macon area, backed by AmeriClaim's national network. See a recent trucking case.
Residential & Commercial Property
Accurate property estimates, delivered on time.
Our property adjusters have hands-on construction and contracting backgrounds. They handle wind, hail, water and fire losses on homes and commercial buildings across 99 Georgia counties.
Our service standards
Contact within 24 hours of assignment
Inspection within 3 days of assignment
Report within 5 business days, or a status report explaining the delay
Contractor agreement attempted when requested
Estimates on both an RCV and ACV basis
High-work and steep-slope inspections; ladder assist arranged where needed
Technology
Every estimate is written in Xactimate, and assignments move through XactAnalysis for fast turnaround with carriers and TPAs.
XactNet company
AmeriClaim
XactNet ID
3213000
Queue address
AMERICLAIM.HOME.WEB
Errors & omissions coverage in place; all adjusters covered by workers' compensation.
Our property adjusters work from Sky Valley, Atlanta, Carrollton, the Macon area, Augusta and Savannah, covering 99 Georgia counties from Rabun to Muscogee and Whitfield to Burke.
Our Adjusters
Resident Georgia adjusters
Decades of field experience, living in the communities they serve.
Owner
Tom Malone
Owner of AmeriClaim of Georgia since 2015. Tom has worked at every level of the claims industry since 1988, from adjuster trainee to assistant vice president and claims director, and founded his first adjusting company in 2001. U.S. Air Force Intelligence veteran; University of Nebraska at Omaha graduate.
Transportation, auto liability, cargo, bodily injury, workers' compensation and GL claims in Atlanta and surrounding areas. Adjusting since 1981 as both an inside and outside adjuster. University of Georgia graduate (Finance). GA License #385427.
Liability and transportation adjuster serving west Georgia. Senior adjuster and investigator with C.J. Hester, Inc. from 2012 to 2022 and former owner of Camp Adjusting Service; joined AmeriClaim of Georgia in 2023. Jacksonville State University graduate. Licensed in Georgia (#419099), Alabama and Mississippi.
Grew up in a family of carpenters and brings hands-on construction experience to every inspection. Built a career in metal fabrication before moving into adjusting in 2012. Covers Atlanta, the I-75 corridor, Columbus and Macon. Xactimate Level II certified. GA License #2845108.
Property claims specialist since 2004, with AmeriClaim since 2016. Background in property management (275 units across 9 Macon locations) and residential fire and water restoration. Covers North Georgia, Gwinnett County and the GA-441 corridor down to Athens. Xactimate Level II certified. GA License #762860.
Adjusting since 1988: auto liability, heavy equipment, transportation, cargo, bodily injury, GL and property. HAAG-certified residential roofing inspector, Xactimate Level II certified, Atlanta Claims Association member. Licensed in Georgia (#403551) and South Carolina.
Claims career since 1976 in trucking, commercial casualty and maritime losses, including Georgia Ports Authority claims; casualty general adjuster designation. Managed branch offices in Atlanta, Tuscaloosa and Savannah. With AmeriClaim of Georgia since 2018. Licensed in Georgia and South Carolina.
Numbers from real Georgia assignments. Client names are withheld; references are available on request.
202residential claims
Hurricane Irma, 2017, for a national personal lines carrier
Most were received within days of landfall: trees through roofs, general contractor rebuilds, emergency tarping and additional living expense. 192 closed within 60 days, and all 202 within 120. Zero Department of Insurance or customer complaints.
180trucking assignments
2024 to 2025, for two national trucking insurers
Including 2-hour on-scene response to serious accidents, recorded statements, driver drug testing and bodily injury claims.
400+property claims
2023, for one national carrier
Residential property claims handled in a single year.
Case stories
Transportation · DeKalb County
Six vehicles on I-20: on scene 92 minutes after the call
The day after Christmas, a chain-reaction crash in an I-20 construction zone east of Atlanta involved five cars and our client's loaded tractor-trailer. The assignment reached Steve Camp at 2:13 pm. He had the truck driver on the phone at the scene by 2:20, had called the motor carrier while en route, and was on scene at 3:45 while the officer and most of the drivers were still there. He interviewed our driver, gathered all the drivers together to confirm that no one reported an injury, and photographed all six vehicles, including old damage on the car that started the crash. He identified every adverse party and their insurer, confirmed $500,000 in liability coverage on the at-fault car, and sent the truck's dash camera video to the examiner the next day. That video showed what the police narrative also said: our truck was the last vehicle in, at under 5 mph, and the car that started the chain was at fault.
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Red light, green arrow: on scene across the state line the same night
Late on a Thursday afternoon, a sedan ran a red light in Montgomery, Alabama and hit the front of our client's loaded tractor-trailer as it turned left onto the I-85 entrance on a green arrow. The assignment reached Steve Camp in Carrollton at 5:50 pm. He was on the road within minutes, and while driving he reached the motor carrier's safety department, texted the hospitalized truck driver, and got the police report number and the officer's name. He gave the examiner a status call within two hours and was on scene that evening, photographing the intersection, the signal heads and the truck's path to rest. Within four days he had found and interviewed two independent witnesses. One saw the car run the light. The other, a utility worker at the corner, looked up at the sound of the crash and saw all three northbound signals solid red. Steve confirmed the truck's dash camera video had gone to the police and the carrier. He then learned that the at-fault car's policy had been cancelled six months before the accident and pursued the owner for any other coverage, so the carrier knew early where it stood.
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Head-on on a two-lane highway: on scene the same morning, closed in a week
A loaded lumber hauler was northbound on a rural two-lane state highway in south Georgia when an oncoming pickup crossed the center line and hit the tractor head-on. We got the assignment late that morning and our adjuster headed for the scene within minutes. He arrived while the wrecker was still pulling the rig out of the ditch and the State Patrol was still working the scene. Before anything was cleared, he documented the scene in 27 photos: the approach, the skid marks, the point of impact in our driver's lane, our driver's attempt to avoid the collision, and both vehicles' final resting places. He also confirmed our driver was uninjured and that the trooper cited the other driver, located both vehicles and contacted the other driver's insurer. The first and final report went to the carrier seven days after the accident.
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Hurricane Irma: a tree through two roofs, agreed scope in 12 days
When Hurricane Irma uprooted a large tree behind a high-value home in Gwinnett County, it crushed a screened porch, snapped rafters on the main hip roof, punched through a flat membrane roof and sent water pouring into a sunroom with a custom box-beam ceiling. We had the assignment the day after the storm, and Josh Clark inspected two days later with the homeowner and her contractor. Josh documented the loss in 53 captioned photos, worked through the scope line by line with the contractor (including matching skylights and one-year-old architectural shingles), and got the contractor's written agreement to our estimate. The final report went to the carrier 12 days after the loss.
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Tropical Storm Irma: separating wear and tear from wind damage
A DeKalb County homeowner came back from two weeks out of town to find water on his hardwood floors and stains spreading across several ceilings. Josh Clark traced the water to two sources: long-term wear around the chimney flashing, and wind-damaged shingles on both slopes. A brittle test showed the 15-year-old shingles could not be repaired, and we noted the Georgia code upgrades the replacement would trigger. We measured the roof with EagleView, priced the flooring through an Itel lab test, checked every piece of bedroom furniture and caught mildew forming under the bed. The report also flagged that the dwelling appeared over-insured. Documented with 100 captioned photos and closed five days after inspection.
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