Pricing
One flat fee.Due at signing.
Transparent flat-fee terms are provided in writing before any engagement begins. No hourly billing. No percentage of your settlement.
$300
FLAT FEE
- Due at signing
- No percentage of your settlement
For accepted files, when you sign the engagement agreement.
See what’s includedRoof Claims Only
How the fee works
Simple from review to engagement.
- 01
Free review
$0
Send the claim documents you already have. We review the file and determine whether it appears appropriate for engagement.
- 02
Accepted file
$300
One flat fee, due in full when the engagement agreement is signed.
- 03
Representation
No percentage fee
Work proceeds within the agreed written scope.
Clear scope. Clear terms.
One fee. One payment.No percentage.
The fee and agreed scope are provided in writing before engagement begins.
Accepted File Guarantee
If we accept your file and it is not approved for representation, the fee is refunded.
What’s included
One flat fee.A defined scope of work.
Claim review
- Claim chronology
- Claim and issue classification
- Carrier-versus-contractor estimate comparison
Estimate & evidence
- Estimate review
- Reasonable revision within agreed scope
- Evidence organization
Claim coordination
- Carrier communication for accepted claims
- Reinspection or reconsideration coordination when appropriate
- Appraisal-readiness review when appropriate
Closeout
- Settlement and payment reconciliation
- Status updates
- Documented next action
Separate third-party costs may include:Appraiser · Umpire · Engineer · Laboratory · Testing
See full scope and separate costsSeparate costs
Some claim processes may involve independent professionals.
Third-party costs are separate. Appraiser, umpire, engineering, laboratory, and testing fees are set by those providers and paid by the policyholder. They are not part of the $300 flat fee, and we disclose them before appraisal is invoked or any specialist is engaged.
Outside the standard scope
Commercial and multi-building claims: custom proposal.
- Independent appraiser fees
- Umpire fees
- Engineering reports
- Attorney fees
- Laboratory or material testing
- Travel or on-site inspection not expressly included
- Work outside the signed scope
- Major commercial or complex-loss work requiring a separate proposal
Appraisal availability and suitability depend on the policy language, the nature of the dispute, the documentation, economics, deadlines, and other claim-specific considerations.
The precise trigger, fee amount, payment timing, prior-payment treatment, depreciation treatment, withdrawal provisions, and statutory cap are defined in the signed engagement agreement. The invoiced fee never exceeds the applicable Texas compensation ceiling.
The right starting point
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