Team One Insurance Services

Team One Insurance Services

Team One Insurance Services operates as a nationally scaled independent adjusting and claims technology firm, headquartered in Irving, Texas. Through a series of mergers — most recently with Southwest Adjusters and ProStar Adjusting — the firm consolidated its footprint across the Lower 48 states. The group includes a sister entity, Accurate Appraisal Solutions (AAS), which provides residential, commercial, and specialized appraisals nationwide. The firm deploys capital into what it calls integrative technology alongside human claims expertise. Its proprietary platform, Touchpoint Claims Management System, enables live streaming from insured properties, digital documentation, and real-time reporting. HubOne and NextClaim extend that infrastructure into integrated service delivery. Team One covers a broad asset-class mix across property, heavy equipment, marine, and agriculture lines, meaning its underwriting exposure spans hard-asset real estate, industrial mobility, and food supply chains. The group does not disclose a fund structure; it appears to operate as a privately held services company funded through organic cash flows and merger activities rather than closed-end vehicles or LP commitments. Team size and total deployment figures are not publicly disclosed. The firm maintains a national network of adjusters and claims professionals, with a stated emphasis on compliance across individual state regulatory environments — every contractor is tracked for licensure, certifications, and continuing education within the states where assignments are handled. No discrete investment vehicles or philanthropic structures are named. The firm's recruitment materials signal an active hiring posture for claims professionals and technologists as of mid-2026. Structural differentiator: Unlike a traditional independent adjusting firm that sells labor hours to carriers, Team One has built a proprietary technology stack (Touchpoint, HubOne, NextClaim) and married it to a roll-up model — merging regional adjusters into a single national entity. This creates a dual revenue stream: fees for claims handling alongside a defensible software moat that embeds the firm inside carrier workflows. The succession or governance architecture is not publicly documented.