COLONIAL ADJUSTMENT OFFERS INDEPENDENT ADJUSTMENT SERVICES IN MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTICUT AND RHODE ISLAND
At Colonial Adjustment, powered by Eberl, we are committed to being there when you need us. As New England’s largest independent adjustment company, our licensed adjusters are available 24/7 to assist you across Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Western Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
Our experienced staff and team of adjusters bring more than 30 years of expertise in the industry. With a proven record of swift response times, meticulous attention to detail, and unparalleled claim support, we consistently deliver an exceptional policyholder experience.

Our mission is clear: to be there when you need us. This guiding principle reflects our unwavering dedication to serving our clients with trust and reliability.
As part of our legacy, we honor the foundational mission of Colonial Adjustment: providing the most accurate and timely adjustment services with exceptional attention to detail and an unparalleled personal commitment to our clients. This legacy continues to shape our actions, values, and work ethic, ensuring we deliver excellence every step of the way.
Our highly skilled staff is committed to providing outstanding service and brings exceptional expertise to every aspect of their work. Supported by a team of industry-leading adjusters, we take pride in continuing a legacy built on a vision of growth and success.
We are passionate about providing your policyholders with the best possible experience. As part of our commitment to excellence, our management team thoroughly reviews every claim before it is finalized, ensuring the highest standards of quality control in every step of the process.
With a nationwide network of skilled adjusters, we’re ready to support all your claims needs. While we remain committed to building and maintaining strong relationships with our clients throughout the Northeast, we’re also expanding our reach—forming new partnerships in Western Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.