Rejection Documentation

Alena Wilson
July 20, 2023

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✨You have not clearly shown the adjuster why you need certain line items!
You may have educated the adjuster on the necessity of certain items… now you need to support your estimate with evidence.🚫💔

It’s crucial that you, the contractor, provide solid proof. 📝

Utilize resources like manufacturer’s specifications and code. Getting supporting documentation and visual evidence is priceless. A single picture backed by the “why” behind your request can be worth thousands of dollars and save you hours of back-and-forth with adjusters. 🎯

💡Submit a Successful Estimate [4-Things to Remember]
✅ Lack of ‘evidence’ can lead to adjuster objections.
✅ Clearly explain the reasons for your needs.
✅ Utilize photos, manufacturer’s specs, codes, and standards.
✅ Investing a few extra minutes can save you time and money.

✨ Ready to write estimates that get approved and paid by insurance companies?
Check out our training at http://www.EstimateMastery.com. ✨

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