Denied or underpaid roof insurance claims

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Every page below says what the work covers, how it runs and what decides the price, before anyone asks you for a number.

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Roof damage documentation

Evidence built to be read by somebody who was not there

Roof damage documentation assembled for a reader who will never stand on your roof: dated, located, photographed at two distances, and honest about what it does not show.

  • A plan with the elevations named
  • Two photographs for every finding
  • Scale in the frame
  • Dates that travel with the files

What moves the price Roof size and complexity · Number of findings · Access and pitch

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Independent roof inspection

A look at the roof by someone with nothing riding on the answer

An independent roof inspection by a person who is not doing the repair and is not paid by your carrier, written up as a dated report you own and can send to anyone.

  • One job, and it is not the repair
  • Paid by you, not by the outcome
  • Every slope, or a reason why not
  • Findings dated and photographed

What moves the price Roof size and complexity · Access and pitch · Roof covering

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Roof repair scope and estimate

The work the roof needs, written down item by item

A written roof repair estimate and scope from somebody who is not doing the work: every item named, measured and described, so two documents about the same roof can be read side by side.

  • Line items, not a lump sum
  • Measurements taken on site
  • Materials named
  • The work the covering hides

What moves the price Roof size and complexity · Access and pitch · Roof covering

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Second opinion roof inspection

When one document has already decided it, get another one

A second opinion roof inspection after a decision has been made: a separate look at the same roof, written as its own document, with an honest account of what a second report can and cannot change.

  • A fresh look, not a rebuttal
  • Every slope covered
  • The first document read and listed
  • Agreement recorded as well as disagreement

What moves the price Roof size and complexity · Access and pitch · How much the roof has changed

Not sure which one you need?

Describe the building and what it is doing. If the answer is a different piece of work from the one you came for, we will say so, and if it is nothing at all we will say that too.

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