A draft built to be checked.
Every factual line carries the document it came from. What we can't source, we leave blank for you – never smoothed over.
On 14 March 2026 the insured property sustained hail damage during a severe storm event. Station records confirm hail exceeding 1.75 inches in diameter within the immediate vicinity of the loss location.
The north- and west-facing slopes exhibit displaced and fractured three-tab asphalt shingles with impact marks consistent with hail strike patterns, and granular displacement exposing the underlying fiberglass mat.
The damage constitutes a covered peril under Section I, Coverage A, specifically the windstorm or hail peril as defined in the policy's covered causes of loss.
Inspection of the roof was conducted on [ date – you fill this ] by the undersigned public adjuster.
Nothing is invented. What we can't source, we leave blank for you.
You didn't get licensed to write. You got licensed to know what a roof is worth.
The narrative is the file.
Two adjusters document the same roof and get paid differently, entirely on how it reads on paper. You know this. It's why yours take three hours.
And it gets written at nine at night.
Inspections fill the day. The documentation happens on the fourth file that week, at the hour you're worst at it.
The client update never gets written at all.
Which is where the complaints come from. Not the settlement – the silence before it.
Three steps, once. Then it's just sending files.
Send three files you're proud of
Past narratives that got carriers to pay. That's how we learn your structure, your phrasing, your level of detail.
Send a claim
Policy, photos, estimate, and a voice memo of what you saw – talk to it like you'd talk to a colleague in the truck. Weather we pull ourselves from the nearest NWS station.
A draft lands – then it's yours
Loss narrative, client update, denial rebuttal, supplement or appraisal demand. Sourced line by line, with the gaps marked rather than filled. Review it, change it, sign it: your file, your licence, your name at the bottom.
Any open claim. No card, no commitment. If it doesn't save you an evening, don't send another.
No subscription, no minimum, no seats. On a $60,000 settlement at 15%, that's a rounding error against your fee.
Send us the next claim that lands on your desk.
First one's free. You'll know inside 48 hours whether this is worth anything to you.
We reply personally with a secure folder link. Nothing starts until you've sent the files.