Services
A disciplined process for difficult roof claims
Each service supports a specific claim decision. Open any service to see when it may help, what we review, what happens next, and what homeowners and roofing companies should expect.
Understand the claim
Establish what the claim involves, what the carrier has said, and what the file is missing.
Initial Claim Viability Review
Determine the dispute type, document completeness, likely next step, and whether the claim meets acceptance criteria.
View service detailsPolicy and Carrier-Position Review
Organize relevant coverage provisions, endorsements, limitations, deductibles, depreciation terms, appraisal language, and the carrier’s stated position for licensed review.
View service detailsClaim Documentation Audit
Measure the claim file against what the carrier needs to evaluate it, and identify every gap before the carrier does.
View service detailsBuild the record
Turn the loss into documented, supported scope that a carrier or appraiser can evaluate.
Scope and Estimate Analysis
Compare carrier estimates, contractor estimates, revisions, supplements, quantities, pricing, depreciation, and missing scope.
View service detailsEvidence Package Preparation
Organize photographs, measurements, inspection findings, repairability material, code documentation, weather information, estimates, and communications.
View service detailsEstimate Reconstruction
Rebuild the roof scope line by line from measurements, code requirements, and manufacturer instructions, so the estimate reflects what the repair actually takes.
View service detailsEngineering and Testing Coordination
Identify when a claim turns on a technical question, support the policyholder in retaining an independent licensed expert, and put the resulting report to work in the file.
View service detailsMove the claim
Take the documented position to the carrier and work the routes available when it stalls.
Claim Representation
Communicate with the insurer, submit supporting material, request clarification or reconsideration, coordinate reinspections, and keep the policyholder informed.
View service detailsAppraisal Readiness and Coordination
Evaluate whether the policy includes appraisal, whether the dispute is appropriate for that process, whether the economics are reasonable, and whether the evidence package is ready.
View service detailsReinspection Coordination
Request, prepare for, and document a second carrier inspection so the adjuster examines what the first inspection missed.
View service detailsClose it out
Reconcile what was paid against what was agreed, and identify what remains open.
Commercial and large loss
Scoped and quoted per claim, separately from residential work.
Find out whether your claim deserves another look.
Send the documents you have. We will identify the next reasonable step and any information still missing.