Inspector Roofing Insurance Hub
Insurance Claims, Approvals & Denials — The Closed Loop System
Welcome to the Insurance Hub. This system is designed to close the gap between homeowners and adjusters.
Whether you are starting a claim, reviewing an approval, or fighting a denial, follow the loop below to ensure
your home gets the forensic attention it deserves.
Step 1: Start
Filing a New Claim
Don't call the adjuster empty-handed. We provide the inspection data, storm dates, and photo evidence you need to file correctly.
Start Process →
Step 2: Review
Approved Claims
An approval is just the first draft. We audit your scope for missing code upgrades, Xactimate pricing errors, and component omissions.
Audit My Approval →
Step 3: Fight
Denied / Underpaid
A denial isn't final. We use forensic core sampling and thermal data to prove "latency damage" and overturn bad adjuster decisions.
Fix My Denial →
Why Our Claims Get Approved (The Protocol)
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HAAG-Based Inspection Protocol
We use forensic engineering standards to distinguish sudden storm loss from normal wear, ensuring your claim is valid.
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Insurance-Ready Documentation
Findings are documented with slope-by-slope photo evidence, organized exactly how insurance adjusters need to see it.
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Focus on Damage Causation
We prove why the damage happened (wind/hail) using meteorological data, not just what it looks like.
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OSHA-Informed Safety
We evaluate steepness and conditions to choose the safest method (Drone or Rope) that preserves inspection accuracy.
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Xactimate Pricing Accuracy
We use the same software as the insurance carriers to ensure every line item and code upgrade is paid for.
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Local Knowledge (Alpharetta/Milton)
We account for North Georgia specific weather patterns and HOA requirements in The Manor, Windward, and Country Club of the South.
Will Filing Raise My Rates?
Understand the difference between "At-Fault" and "Act of God" claims in Georgia.
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Is My Roof Too Old?
How roof age affects ACV (Actual Cash Value) vs RCV (Replacement Cost) claims.
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What If It's Denied?
The step-by-step process to request a re-inspection with forensic data.
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