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Ice Dam Claims: Defeating the “Maintenance” Denial
Ice Dam Claims: Defeating the “Maintenance” Denial The ice dam didn’t cause the damage. The water intrusion did. That distinction determines whether the claim is
Surface Dry vs. Structurally Dry: The Difference That Prevents Callbacks
Surface Dry vs. Structurally Dry: The Difference That Prevents Callbacks A dry surface doesn’t mean a dry structure. In water damage restoration, there’s constant pressure
The Daily Drying Log: Why Your Invoice Lives or Dies on Day 4
The Daily Drying Log: Why Your Invoice Lives or Dies on Day 4 You billed for 5 days of drying. The adjuster approved 3. What
The Golden Rule of Claims: If It Isn’t Photographed, It Didn’t Happen
The Golden Rule of Claims: If It Isn’t Photographed, It Didn’t Happen The desk adjuster approving your invoice has never set foot on the property.
The End of “He Said, She Said”: Why We Scan Every Loss
The End of “He Said, She Said”: Why We Scan Every Loss The most expensive arguments happen after the evidence is gone. The most frustrating
How Much Will It Cost?
“How much will it cost?” This is a question that you often hear from people when they call a licensed professional to fix something on
When to Call a Xactimate Estimator
When to Call a Xactimate Estimator In the world of insurance, using a contractor that utilizes Xactimate software is most likely your best bet. Using
Tips to Make More with Estimation Services
Tips to Make More with Estimation Services There is nothing more important to your business than being able to provide potential customers with accurate estimations.
Why Becoming an Insurance Claims Adjuster is a Wise Move
Why Becoming an Insurance Claims Adjuster is a Wise move Selecting the right career path is a lot harder than you realize. With all of
