INSURANCE CLAIM STEPS: FOR ROOFERS AND CONTRACTORS
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CONTRACTORS – STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS FROM START TO COMPLETION AND HOW TO MANAGE MULTIPLE INSURANCE CLAIM JOBS!
This information will save you many hours for your clients and jobs in the field!
1. When handling an insurance restoration claim, you must follow and implement the insurance steps.
3. It raises your reputation bar and sets you apart from the Sales guys.
4. It raises the need for your bosses to keep you because you won’t have to be micro-managed.
5. These steps will guide you from the start to project completion.
6. You can apply these steps to 99% of your construction projects.
7. These steps can also be used for any sub-contractor claim/job.
Are you tired of working from sunup to sundown with low to be pay? Contractors are the hardest-working people. These steps helped keep my claims and other jobs on track and made me an asset to the companies. I worked for 12 years with a total project revenue of $9MM+. These steps have never been publicized, so grab this book to help your career soar and lessen your hard work!
ASIN : B0DLGZSJBH
Publisher : Independently published
Publication date : October 28, 2024
Language : English
Print length : 85 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8344601090
Item Weight : 5.3 ounces
Dimensions : 5.5 x 0.2 x 8.5 inches
Best Sellers Rank: #370,077 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #13 in Roofing Home Remodeling (Books) #21 in Property Insurance (Books) #49 in Contracting How-to & Home Improvement
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Customers say
Customers find the insurance claim guide easy to use, with one mentioning that the steps are laid out clearly. Moreover, they appreciate the author’s expertise, with one customer noting it’s written with real industry insight. Additionally, the book receives positive feedback for its usefulness, with one customer highlighting how it helps in understanding claims and another mentioning it’s perfect for contractors. However, the organization receives mixed reviews, with one customer noting it’s not well organized or edited.
Suresh Bansal –
Super Helpful, No Fluff, Perfect for Contractors
If you’re a roofer or contractor dealing with insurance restoration work, this book is a great guide. The steps are laid out clearly, so you’re not left guessing what to do next. I found it especially useful for keeping track of multiple jobs at once. It helps you stay organized without adding extra stress. Itâs not flashy or filled with fluff, but thatâs what makes it great. Itâll save you time, make your process smoother, and help you come across way more professional. Definitely worth it if you’re trying to level up your game in the field.
Greenteams –
useful
A clear and practical guide for roofers and contractors navigating insurance. It breaks down complex processes into simple steps, helping you protect your business and get paid faster. Straightforward, useful, and written with real industry insight. A good resource for anyone working in construction or roofing.
Manoske –
Insurance claims
The process is considerably less daunting because of the clear and simple step-by-step instructions. I’ve saved a significant amount of time on each assignment and managing several claims has made me feel more organized and secure. My productivity and reputation at work have undoubtedly increased as a result of the information.
Mel –
HONEST Review
Donât buy this. You can get the same information for free on Chat GPT.Lots of gramatical errors and run on sentences. It was so bad that I had to reread some things twice because they didnât make sense. I was really hoping for some great information as a newbie, but all I got was jargon. The first chapters (1-9) are about his life. I didnât buy this to learn about his life. It isnât until about chapter 15 that he gets to the âstepsâ.Just save your money and look for a more professional and informative book.
Kris Cummins –
Very Accurate Assessmemt of The Process
Iâve been an independent adjuster for over 20 years and this book accurately describes, in detail, what the insurance claims process entails when dealing with the insurance company and clients; from the first inspection, through the supplemental process and the closing of the job, the author was articulate in a very organized matter which will make this an easy read. Break out a highlighter because there are manyâpearlsâ in these pages. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is interested in becoming a contractor.
I Lopez –
Very informative
The author is very knowledgeable and presents valuable information about insurance claims in relation to roofers and contractors. The book includes easy to follow process/steps into claim projects along with additional insight. The book is a rarity and quite useful in understanding claims for both personal and professional needs.
Vern –
Mistitled
This book seems to cover steps for an insurance adjuster, not for contractors. The information provided covers basic requirements for an adjuster to evaluate damages, but does not include much information about how a contractor can deal with the insurance company to assure his client that the repair is properly handled It is not well organized or edited.
Diana Freel –
Making the insurance process easy
This very detailed guide on how roofers can surf through the insurance process and increase your revenue. The book is well written and obviously by an experienced roofer. The sections were easy to navigate, and the step-by-step guidance was easy to follow and replicate. I enjoyed the ease of this guide.
SleepingBeauty –
If you are a contractor dealing with insurauce claims, this book will definitely help.Everything is explained in a clear sept by step process, so you really do not need to guess or try to figure it out by yourself.Also the book has many pictures to make the explanation easier.
V B Eudaimonia –
The book is about specific zones where tornado, hail storms or hurricanes crater havoc and destroy buildings. While buying it I thought it deals with other topics related to construction but it was something else but still I found it really helpful. Some of the information is quite useful like noting down everything about the damage and taking photographs is the key point to inspect the site and keeping the owner and insurance company in transparency in dealing earn a good reputation. Sharing feedback is good for winning the confidence of the owner. I really liked the suggestion in the book that at workplace one should stay away from office politics and remain focused on the work which is applicable in every field. Other things in the book are also useful like as long as one is procuring business for the company he is an asset. Every nitty gritty is important. A must read for anyone who has a future plan in mind or aspires to work in the field of construction, assessment, and insurance.
Reader –
Clear, direct, and easy to follow. The outlined steps help streamline insurance claim jobs and keep everything organized from start to finish. Itâs practical and cuts out a lot of wasted time in the field. A solid guide for anyone in roofing or contracting who wants to work smarter, not harder. Definitely improves workflow and job tracking without all the usual confusion.