For small contractors, an insurance claim can be more than paperwork—it can determine whether a project is profitable or a business survives a tough stretch. Effective claims negotiation protects cash flow, compensates forRead More
Warm weather encourages outdoor activities and increased use of grills, creating more opportunities for accidental fires. Dry landscapes and erratic thunderstorms can turn minor sparks into serious blazes. Insurance companies often see aRead More
Let’s be honest—if you’re in the restoration business, chances are you’ve had to deal with at least one nightmare claim. You know the one: you’ve done the work, poured your time and energyRead More
If you’re running a roofing business, you already know the drill. A storm hits. You get out there fast—assess damage, climb roofs, talk to clients, and start restoring homes. You handle the job professionally, documentRead More
When your roof suffers damage from hail, wind, or fallen trees, it’s important to know how to document the damage properly. Filing a roofing claim or roof damage insurance claim can be stressful,Read More
Water damage can be a nightmare for homeowners—and often, it doesn’t stop at the initial leak. When moisture lingers, it creates the perfect environment for mold to thrive. Mold growth can damage yourRead More
Even seasoned contractors may become confused by the abundance of industry jargon used in insurance claims. Understanding the proper terms can help you save time and safeguard your financial interests when working onRead More
As a roofing contractor you put a lot of effort into resolving issues and satisfying clients. In the case of insurance claims, even minor errors can result in significant losses. We at TheRead More
Every contractor has experienced the frustration of finishing a job only to have to dispute with an insurance company over the amount they will actually pay. Your profit margins decrease as the disputeRead More
Insurance claim negotiations often feel like a losing game for contractors. Whether you’re handling storm damage repairs, water mitigation, or full-scale restoration, insurance companies typically control the pace, scope, and payout of claims. Read More