What does “claim-verifiable evidence” mean?

It means photo and condition documentation that a third party (adjuster, carrier, consultant) can verify without relying on contractor interpretation—paired with a written scope and clear recommendation.

Do you repair or replace roofs?

We inspect first, document conditions, and recommend repair when appropriate—replacement only when necessary—based on evidence and scope requirements.

Do you help with insurance claims for storm damage?

Yes. We support storm-damage claims by producing evidence-forward documentation and a written scope aligned to common estimating workflows, helping the claim process stay clear and verifiable.

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Adjuster Meeting Assistant (Haag-Supervised)

The adjuster meeting is where most roof claims succeed or stall — not because of “sales,” but because of verification.

Inspector Roofing and Restoration provides an Adjuster Meeting Assistant service supervised by a Haag-trained inspection rep. We manage the process end-to-end: from your initial call, to scheduling, to meeting the adjuster on-site, to supplementing (when warranted), to building the roof to code and issuing a warranty.

Call-In → Scheduling Meet the Adjuster Evidence Packet™ Compliance-Safe Support Supplementing (When Warranted) Build → Warranty

Transparency: We do not act as public adjusters and do not negotiate claims. We document roof conditions, provide inspection findings, and present organized evidence for carrier review.

What Is an “Adjuster Meeting Assistant”?

An adjuster meeting assistant is a structured, compliance-safe support service that ensures the roof is documented and the adjuster meeting is anchored in verifiable evidence — not contractor persuasion.

Simple definition: We help the adjuster meeting run cleanly by referencing a labeled, slope-indexed evidence packet and ensuring the carrier can independently confirm what is being observed.

Haag-Supervised Inspection Standards

Our adjuster meeting support is supervised under Haag-trained inspection standards so observations remain neutral, evidence-based, and third-party reviewable.

Led by: Richard Nasser • HCI #: 202210026 • Status: ACTIVE • Exp: 2026-10-31

Why Adjuster Meetings Fail (And How We Prevent It)

Most claim friction happens when documentation is incomplete or non-verifiable. The fix isn’t talking more — it’s structuring evidence so the adjuster and desk reviewer can follow the roof logically.

1) Unlabeled Photos = Unverifiable Roof

A camera roll is not evidence. We use slope-by-slope indexing and wide-to-tight capture so reviewers can confirm location and context.

2) No Distribution Proof

Isolated close-ups can be dismissed. We document patterns and density so the roof can be evaluated coherently.

3) Scope Drift After the Meeting

Claims can stall when evidence-to-scope is not traceable. We keep documentation continuity so supplements (when warranted) remain grounded.

4) Confusion Between “Sales Talk” and “Evidence”

We keep the meeting compliance-safe: observation, documentation, and referencing organized findings — not negotiating coverage.

We Handle the Full Process From Call-In to Warranty

Initial Call & Intake: We collect claim context and schedule your inspection.

Insurance-Grade Inspection: Slope-indexed, labeled evidence (wide-to-tight) + corroboration set.

Scheduling the Adjuster Meeting: We help coordinate timing and access so the meeting is efficient.

Meet the Adjuster On-Site: A Haag-supervised rep references documented findings and roof-plane context.

Post-Meeting Follow-Up: We organize anything requested for desk review (photos, summaries, documentation).

Supplementing (When Warranted): If additional scope is justified by evidence + code, we submit support documentation.

Build the Roof to Code: Permitting + AHJ inspection + installation standards.

Provide Warranty: Completion, closeout documentation, and warranty delivery.

Key point: We don’t “fight the adjuster.” We make the roof verifiable so decisions can be made cleanly.

What Happens When We “Meet the Adjuster”

Roof Plane Orientation: We confirm slopes/sections so observations map to the correct areas.

Wide-to-Tight Reference: Context photos first, then detail, then corroboration — so nothing is “floating.”

Neutral Observation: We document what is present, not what a policy “should” do.

Continuity Capture: Anything the adjuster asks for is captured in a traceable way for desk review.

Next-Step Clarity: We explain what to expect afterward (desk review timelines vary by carrier).

When You Should Use Adjuster Meeting Assistance

You have hail/wind concerns and want the meeting to be evidence-driven.

You’ve already filed a claim and need the roof to be documented correctly before the visit.

You had a prior denial/low scope and want documentation continuity for review.

You want a contractor who can take the project from inspection to build to warranty — without chaos.

Schedule Your Adjuster Meeting Assistant

We’ll inspect, organize claim-ready evidence, coordinate the meeting, and guide the process through build and warranty — while staying compliance-safe.