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Ridge and Starter

  • Alena Wilson
  • July 12, 2023

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😲 An adjuster may claim that rigid and starter materials are not covered separately because they’re already included in the 10% waste factor.  However, we do not have to accept the “normal percentages”.

🔢Do the math and compare the percentage of field waste with what’s considered normal in our industry. Point to external authorities like local codes, manufacturer specifications, or OSHA regulations to make your case. 

⛔Remember, most adjuster objections are mere opinions or internal policies, not actual facts stated in the homeowner’s policy.

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Join  our upcoming live training on generating an additional $25K per month  of pure profit in your roofing business. 

 I will show you, step by step, how to write estimates that insurance companies approve and pay.  Register now for this free training: https://bit.ly/25k_Xactimate.✨

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