Mark Siegwald is a Senior Consultant with decades of experience in insurance, restoration, and building consulting. His career began as an insurance adjuster with Liberty Mutual, where he spent more than ten years developing expertise in property claims and damage assessment.
Today, Mark serves as a Senior Consultant with Bower Building Consulting, where he helps insurance carriers, contractors, and property owners navigate complex property loss situations. His work includes assessing damage from natural disasters, fires, floods, hurricanes, and other catastrophic events; developing accurate scopes of work; auditing and reviewing estimates; negotiating contracts; and ensuring restoration projects are completed fairly and effectively.
Known for his attention to detail and commitment to accuracy, Mark helps clients avoid both overbuilding and corner-cutting while ensuring appropriate reserves and competitive pricing.
Today, Siegwald serves as a Senior Consultant with Bower Group in Chicago. He works on major commercial and institutional losses caused by fires, floods, hurricanes, mold, and other disasters. His role includes damage assessment, estimate auditing, contractor negotiations, and restoration consulting.
Siegwald has spent more than 24 years working across the insurance and restoration industries. His background includes roles as a claims adjuster, restoration professional, consultant, and project auditor. That broad experience has given him a unique understanding of how large losses are managed from multiple sides of the process.
Long before I worked in insurance claims, restoration consulting, or large property losses, I was focused on one thing: soccer. I played the game my entire life. It started when I was young and eventually led to a scholarship at Northern Illinois University.
Some of the biggest lessons I have learned about leadership did not come during easy situations. They came during fires, floods, hurricanes, and major property losses where people were stressed, timelines were tight, and decisions had to be made quickly.