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
Understanding RCV vs ACV isn’t just homeowner-facing insurance trivia — it directly determines how a job gets paid, when the money arrives, and how much cash flow planning a contractor needs to do before ever picking up a hammer. Most roofers know the terms...
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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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Most roofing contractors doing insurance work believe they’re capturing what they’re owed. The adjuster approved the claim, the check arrived, the job got done. But approval doesn’t mean completeness — and in the supplemental estimating work...
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When a storm rolls through and your crews are running hard, it’s easy to assume that an approved insurance claim means you’ll get paid fairly. But approval and full payment are two different things. Roofing insurance claim estimating is the process that...
by TotalScope
Storm season roofing work doesn’t wait for you to get organized. It starts fast, moves in waves, and the contractors who are prepared before the first hail falls are the ones who close the most jobs — and get paid the most on each one. If you’ve been...
