Fort Worth is home to over 900,000 people and some of the busiest storm seasons in North Texas. When insurance companies come up short on your damage claim, First Call Appraisal fights for a fair, binding settlement.
Free Claim Review(817) 618-9884Fort Worth spans multiple diverse neighborhoods — from Sundance Square and the Cultural District to sprawling suburbs in far north and southwest Fort Worth. No matter which part of the city your property is in, First Call Appraisal brings the same thorough, documented approach to every claim: independent inspection, formal appraisal demand, and a binding award that your insurer cannot ignore.
Ryan Lancon holds Texas Public Adjuster and Appraiser license TX #1921679 and has resolved over 1,262 claims for property owners across Tarrant County. He is based in Southlake and serves all of Fort Worth and the surrounding area.
Effective January 1, 2026, all Texas residential insurance policies must include a binding appraisal clause under Texas Insurance Code Chapter 1813. Fort Worth homeowners and commercial property owners can demand independent appraisal any time their insurer disputes the amount of a covered loss — and the resulting award is legally binding on the carrier.
We handle claims across all Fort Worth neighborhoods including Aledo, Benbrook, Burleson, Crowley, Haslet, Lake Worth, Saginaw, Westover Hills, White Settlement, and surrounding areas.