The job always grows once the walls come open. Writing up what your crew finds is the bottleneck.
- Project Managers are coordinating subs, updating property owners, working with adjusters, do they really need more on their plate?
- Job stops while supplements are approved costs you money and time, reducing project times increases revenue.
- Adjusters don't pay what isn't proven. Thin documentation is money left on the table.
- Each round of back-and-forth with an adjuster is a day your PM isn't moving the job forward.
We specialize in defendable Xactimate scopes, leaving your attention on the job. Faster approvals, shorter project times.
See Pricing & Get Started →
The homeowner called you to repair their home. So what's next?
- You priced the job but the carrier isn't listening! Maybe you're not speaking their language.
- Waiting on insurance payouts is costly but losing the job because you're too expensive is too.
- You opened your business to follow your passion, not fight with big insurance companies.
The average initial insurance claim covers 50% to 75% of the claim minus the deductible. We can improve your payout while you keep working.
Where does this number come from?
Independent data on supplement recovery rates is not publicly available — carriers and Verisk hold that data and don't publish it. What is documented is that wind and hail claims average $14,747 at initial settlement [III data], while actual roof replacement costs average $19,800–$30,680 in 2025–2026 [multiple verified sources]. The gap between those two numbers is where supplement work lives.