Know what your estimate left out.
Insurance estimates are long, full of codes and easy to misread. We go through yours line by line, compare it to the damage we documented, and show you where the two don't match.
Where estimates usually come up short
Most low estimates aren't missing one big item. They're missing a lot of small ones: a few squares of roofing, the drip edge, starter strip, flashing, a code-required upgrade, a room of interior paint.
We lay the carrier's scope next to what the property actually needs and flag each difference. You get a clear list of what's missing, with the photos and measurements that support each item.
What's included
- Line-by-line comparisonThe carrier's estimate reviewed against our inspection findings.
- Quantity checksRoof squares, waste, linear footage and room sizes compared to measurements.
- Missing componentsItems like drip edge, starter, ridge cap, flashing and vents that were left off.
- Overlooked areasSlopes, elevations or rooms that aren't in the estimate at all.
- Plain-English summaryWhat the differences are and what to do next, without the jargon.
What the deliverable looks like
Organized, labeled and ready to share with whoever needs it.
Signs your estimate deserves a second look
The total won't cover a contractor's bid
A gap that wide usually means items or quantities are missing.
Only part of the roof is included
Repairs to a few slopes when damage is spread across the whole roof.
Items you can see aren't listed
Damaged gutters, screens, fencing or interior areas that don't appear.
You don't understand the estimate
If you can't tell what's included, you can't tell what's missing.
Do I need an inspection for an estimate review?
Will you negotiate with my insurance company?
What if the estimate is fair?
Often paired with this service
Claim Documentation
Claims stall when information is scattered across text messages, emails and camera rolls.
Learn moreAppraisal Services
Most property policies include an appraisal clause for disputes over the dollar value of a covered loss.
Learn moreStorm & Hail Damage Reports
North Texas storms leave damage that's easy to argue about when it isn't documented well.
Learn moreStorm roll through? Let's get eyes on it.
Tell us where the property is and where the claim stands. We'll call you within one business day to set up the inspection.