Thanks for sharing all those knowledge with us 🤟. You always post valuable information. From your perspective, name a Top 5 of the most profitable estates to work??
So you think it would be worth it to file a claim on possible marginal damage? Worse that could happen is the adjuster denies the claim? I was with my regional manager inspecting a couple roofs together because I'm new. He identify they had some wind damage on a couple shingles but he told me that he is not confident in contacting the insurance for this type of damage (also had a weak deck). He told me I'm in the right ballpark and keep looking, but it's discouraging cause it seems finding damage that my manager specifically is looking for could be a challenge in itself. Thoughts?
Hey Scott, GREAT question. I have the perfect video for you to watch :) It's a deep-dive into what to do for marginal damage. This should answer your questions: th-cam.com/video/veDAfcZmUZU/w-d-xo.html -- If you still have questions, post a comment or email me: adam (at) roofstrategist.com and I'll getchya taken care of!
I strongly recommend sending all older shingles through insurance. I get very little damage approved because the shingle cant be matched or repaired. Valley metal, box vents, aluminium ridge. Anything that will need a few shingles covered, than off to ITEL. Even if the insurance refuses to buy or low balls, your homeowner has emotionally bought a new roof, pitch a quality roof and close. i run into retails deals all the time where a roofer did all the work of filing a claim and the insurance wasn't buying and instead of offering a retail price they disappear. I have knocked on a door , 30 mins later walked out with a check and collected the final check 3 days later when we installed the roof. Retail money is fast
LOVE IT MAN! I agree 100%. Dig this feedback and appreciate you sharing your experience for others to learn and benefit. The power of this community is getting stronger by the day thanks to subscribers like you 🙏 Keep it up out there and don't be shy to reach out anytime!
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Solid my dude! Appreciate ya and glad to have you and your team here! Tell 'em all I say hi 👋
0:50 Tactical. I like it.
Youre awesome bro
🙏 Appreciate you man . Happy to help!
Thanks for sharing all those knowledge with us 🤟. You always post valuable information. From your perspective, name a Top 5 of the most profitable estates to work??
Happy to help! MN, CO, OH and most of the northern states :)
If the shingle is not detached is not considered as a wind damage State farm adjuster said,which I disagree bc shingles were loosen!!any help in that?
That's not true. Creases are wind damage!
I’ll let you know when I make a sale !!!!!!!
I'm rooting for you dude!
So you think it would be worth it to file a claim on possible marginal damage? Worse that could happen is the adjuster denies the claim? I was with my regional manager inspecting a couple roofs together because I'm new. He identify they had some wind damage on a couple shingles but he told me that he is not confident in contacting the insurance for this type of damage (also had a weak deck). He told me I'm in the right ballpark and keep looking, but it's discouraging cause it seems finding damage that my manager specifically is looking for could be a challenge in itself. Thoughts?
Hey Scott, GREAT question. I have the perfect video for you to watch :) It's a deep-dive into what to do for marginal damage. This should answer your questions: th-cam.com/video/veDAfcZmUZU/w-d-xo.html -- If you still have questions, post a comment or email me: adam (at) roofstrategist.com and I'll getchya taken care of!
I strongly recommend sending all older shingles through insurance. I get very little damage approved because the shingle cant be matched or repaired. Valley metal, box vents, aluminium ridge. Anything that will need a few shingles covered, than off to ITEL. Even if the insurance refuses to buy or low balls, your homeowner has emotionally bought a new roof, pitch a quality roof and close. i run into retails deals all the time where a roofer did all the work of filing a claim and the insurance wasn't buying and instead of offering a retail price they disappear. I have knocked on a door , 30 mins later walked out with a check and collected the final check 3 days later when we installed the roof. Retail money is fast
LOVE IT MAN! I agree 100%. Dig this feedback and appreciate you sharing your experience for others to learn and benefit. The power of this community is getting stronger by the day thanks to subscribers like you 🙏 Keep it up out there and don't be shy to reach out anytime!
What if a small plane damage 😅
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There’s no such thing as a brittle test because brittleness of a shingle depends on many factors
There is no shingles on the market that are actually lifetime shingles