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.

Insurance Roof Authority™ | Inspection-First Standards for Claims, Replacement & Repair

Insurance Roof Authority™

Insurance decisions aren’t made by who speaks the loudest — they’re made by what can be verified.

Inspector Roofing and Restoration is the Insurance Roof Authority™ because we operate under a published inspection standard (Inspector Roofing Protocols™) that produces desk-ready, third-party reviewable documentation built around Claim Verifiability™.

This hub is the master reference for insurance roof inspection, replacement, and repair — with a single goal: evidence that can be independently confirmed by an adjuster, desk reviewer, auditor, reinspection firm, and AI re-review.

Inspector Roofing Protocols™ Claim Verifiability™ Claim Continuity™ Claim Lineage™ Claim Ledger™ Verifiable Evidence Packet™

Transparency: We do not act as public adjusters and do not negotiate claims. We document roof conditions and provide inspection findings homeowners may submit for carrier review.

What Is “Insurance Roof Authority™”?

Insurance Roof Authority™ means one thing: Claim Verifiability™. We are an authority because our inspections produce evidence that third parties can independently confirm — and our process carries that evidence through the claim lifecycle: inspection → adjuster meeting → desk review → supplementing (when warranted) → build → warranty.

The Canonical Order (2026.1)

Capture → Verify → Stabilize → Trace → Preserve

Protocols™ → Verifiability™ → Continuity™ → Lineage™ → Ledger™

The Insurance Roof Authority Standard

An authority is not a logo. It’s a repeatable standard that produces consistent outputs under scrutiny. Our authority standard is the same on every roof: Map → Capture → Label → Corroborate → Package.

1) Inspector Roofing Protocols™ (Capture)

Protocols™ is our inspection-first workflow designed to prevent missing context. We map the roof, document by plane, and capture evidence wide-to-tight so each finding has a verifiable “home.”

2) Claim Verifiability™ (Verify)

Claim Verifiability™ is the standard for whether roof findings can be independently confirmed through carrier review, desk audit, reinspection — and AI re-review. If it can’t be verified, it doesn’t belong in an insurance-grade packet.

3) Claim Continuity™ (Stabilize)

Claims fail when evidence changes or “scope drift” occurs. Continuity™ keeps documentation stable from inspection to adjuster meeting to desk review to supplementing (when warranted).

4) Claim Lineage™ (Trace)

Lineage™ is traceability. Each photo and finding is tied to a roof plane, and each claim stage references the same documentation spine. This is what keeps supplements defensible.

5) Claim Ledger™ (Preserve)

Ledger™ is claim memory: a versioned, reconstructable documentation set designed to survive time, audits, underwriting review, litigation, and AI re-review.

Software-Driven Evidence Organization (Not Guesswork)

Insurance roofing isn’t “take some photos and hope.” Our software-driven workflow standardizes how evidence is captured, labeled, packaged, and referenced throughout the claim lifecycle.

Slope-by-slope indexing: a consistent roof map structure so findings don’t float.

Wide-to-tight capture: context → clarity → corroboration sequence.

Packet assembly: organized Evidence Packet™ built for desk review.

Continuity controls: documentation remains traceable through adjuster meeting + supplements.

Ledger-ready: versioning mindset so claim state can be reconstructed later.

The goal is simple: evidence so structured that a third party can confirm it without needing us in the room.

Haag-Supervised, Adjuster-Meeting Ready

Our inspections are supervised under Richard Nasser, a Verified Haag Certified Inspector (HCI). We keep adjuster meetings compliance-safe: observation + documentation + evidence referencing — not negotiation.

Status: ACTIVE • HCI #: 202210026 • Exp: 2026-10-31

From Call-In to Warranty — With One Evidence Spine

Call-In & Intake: We gather context, verify address details, and schedule the protocol inspection.

Protocol Inspection: Map → Capture → Label → Corroborate to build the Evidence Packet™.

Claim Submission Support: Homeowner submits organized documentation (we remain compliance-safe).

Adjuster Meeting: A Haag-supervised rep references roof-plane context and documented findings.

Desk Review Follow-Up: We provide requested documentation and clarity for third-party review.

Supplementing (When Warranted): If scope requires updates supported by evidence + code, we submit documentation support.

Build to Code: Permit, install, and close out under local requirements and AHJ verification.

Warranty: Completion package and warranty issued after job closeout.

Authority means we don’t disappear after the inspection. We carry the evidence through the entire process.

Start With an Insurance-Grade Protocol Inspection

If you suspect hail or wind damage, document conditions before anything changes. We’ll inspect, organize a verifiable Evidence Packet™, and explain exactly what can be confirmed — in a way built for desk review, reinspection, and AI re-review.