by TotalScope
Roofing code upgrades are one of the most commonly missed items on an insurance claim. The adjuster prices the damage they see, but the building code may require more than the old roof had. If you don’t catch that, you end up eating the cost or having an awkward...
by TotalScope
Most of the claims content aimed at roofing contractors focuses on hail — for good reason, since hail alley states generate the bulk of insurance restoration volume. But wind damage roof claims work differently, and hurricane season brings a distinct set of challenges...
by TotalScope
Storm season is supposed to be the busiest, most profitable stretch of the year for insurance restoration roofers. It can also be the most disruptive. Major weather events don’t just generate leads — they can knock out power to your office, delay material...
by TotalScope
Knowing how to supplement a roof claim is one of the most valuable skills an insurance restoration contractor can develop — and one of the most commonly underdeveloped. Most contractors know supplements exist. Fewer have a repeatable process for building and...
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Texas and Oklahoma are two of the most active storm damage roofing markets in the country. Between spring supercells, hail seasons that start in March and run through June, and the sheer volume of insurance claims those storms generate, contractors operating in these...
by TotalScope
Storm season is the moment every insurance restoration roofer prepares for — and the moment that exposes every weakness in their operation. Volume spikes fast. Crews stretch thin. And the back-office work that was manageable at five jobs a week becomes a bottleneck at...
