Vol 1: The Maintenance Manual
Proactive defense. How to document the pre-loss condition of your roof to prevent "wear and tear" denials.
Forensic Standards Library™
The official Volumes 1–12 repository by Richard Nasser. Built to support inspection-first roof documentation that is third-party reviewable for insurance claim verification.
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Table of Contents
Vol 1: Maintenance Proactive condition proof
Vol 2: Lineage Repairability & history
Vol 3: Storm Damage Hail & Tree ID
Vol 4: Protocols The camera standard
Vol 5: Verifiability Desk review readiness
Vol 6: Roadmap Step-by-step claims
Vol 7: Ledger Claim organization
Vol 8: Adjuster Mtgs Verification psychology
Vol 9: Continuity Preventing claim stalls
Vol 10: Denials Defensibility arguments
Vol 11: Engineering Haag Standards
Vol 12: Google/SEO Contractor Authority
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Vol 2: Roof Lineage & History
How to trace component age and repairability to prove when repair is no longer an option.
Vol 3: Identifying Storm Damage
Specific physics. A focused guide on identifying distinct directional impact signatures of hail and tree events.
Vol 4: The Camera Protocols
The rules of engagement. Specific inspection methods that transform random photos into a verifiable legal record.
Vol 5: The Evidence Standard
Proof without presence. Document damage so clearly a third-party reviewer can approve it remotely.
Vol 6: The Insurance Roadmap
Immediate action. A step-by-step field manual for securing the property immediately after a loss.
Vol 7: The Claim Organizer
The scoreboard. Organizing the chaos of communication to ensure every document is tracked.
Vol 8: Meeting Your Adjuster
The human element. Master the psychology of verification versus negotiation.
Vol 9: Preventing Claim Stalls
Surviving the handoff. Strategies to ensure data integrity when adjusters or contractors change.
Vol 10: Overcoming Denials
Argument architecture. Constructing a claim file structured to withstand denial logic.
Vol 11: Engineering Standards
The gold standard. Understanding 'functional damage' criteria that separates cosmetic from insurable.
Vol 12: How Google Decides
Contractor Edition. Look behind the curtain to see how digital authority signals competence.