Getting Allstate to buy the roof in the first place is a marvel. Here in Georgia, if a tornado came by and blew off the roof they'll claim it was never there.
Same in NC. They have paid repairs for me on a customer that had 77 missing 3 tab shingles on a 30 sq job. I challenged it..re inspection resulted in the same thing. They said perform repairs and if not repairable show proof and they’ll pay for the roof. I charged my customer $1400 to perform the repairs and showed Allstate proof. They bought the roof, paid additional $1,400 for my repairs and I billed them $350 for the trips I had to take to the customers house. They could have saved money by buying the roof and not sending a second adjuster out.
These are invaluable to me. I have been an adjuster for numerous carriers and now getting back into estimating. This is so insightful, even though I always looked deep to add supplements in the past. Rawk On Man. Thank You >>>taking big notes right now...LOL
+juicingcornerchris Man, thank a trillion, Chris. Sincerely. I appreciate it big time. There are 6 episodes up right now, but many more in production. Please stay tuned. And feel free to reach out anytime. Thanks for the awesome compliment. Hope you're having a great week. 👊😎
when will more of these come out? I got an amazing approval thanks to you today. $54k initial settlement. sent supplement for total of $87k and got back $76k. you are awesome
+Cole Ryan Brother, YOU'RE awesome for the comment. That means more than anything else to me. And we didn't do it. You did! Congrats, my friend. Such great news to hear. 10 new episodes coming. Stay tuned! -Chad 👊😎
I am brand new trying to learn how to estimate for a restoration company and everything including mobile Xactimate....seems so complicated, but I want to be good at it. Any recommendations?
+Mario Landeros There is nothing more we would like to hear! Thanks so much for taking the time to write an awesome comment! Please make sure you watch the most recent (episode 6) because it covers building codes. And please stay tuned. Lots of new episodes coming soon! 👊😎
+scott oppelt Hey Scott! I don't know how we missed this comment earlier. Thanks a ton for the compliment. I'm glad you found us too! Thanks for watching and please stay tuned! 👊😎
Lol! Hilarious, brother! Probably the best compliment I could receive so thank you for that! And thanks for watching, my friend. Please stay tuned! Merry Christmas to you and your family. Much love and God bless! 🙏💖🎄👊😉
Good videos. One thing on your roof though and I'm sure you know this. Take a hip roof for example with standard ridge. The adjuster will normally allow 15 percent waste. Keep in mind that's on the field slopes. When u order your shingles you are not, unless you are stupid going to order 15 percent waste. You will order 5 percent which is sufficient for any decent crew. That leaves you the monitary value of 10 percent waste for the ridge and starter. Not going into the math here, no need, but that 10 percent is more than sufficient. Most adjusters don't know how to roof a house. I'm not blaming you for trying to maximize, if they'll pay it your pocketing the starter and ridge.
Once again, my friend... you know your stuff. I love hearing feedback and insight from some really awesome adjusters that are out there. Thanks for watching. Please check out this video which will give you my exact take on waste factors, ridge and starter. I believe we are always arguing about this subject at the wrong time: before the build. No one actually knows the exact numbers until the job is built. Those are the numbers that matter the most: ua-cam.com/video/6Z64bUnb4DU/v-deo.html I'd love to hear your thoughts. Thanks again, brother. Please stay tuned and keep in touch. Much love and God bless! 🙏💖👊😉
(From San Antonio) If we deal with many of the same adjusters and we push on these kind of items, would you not say that they would no longer like to deal with us as a GC? In other words, what are the experiences of other contractors with dealing with adjusters in San Antonio that know that we are being more thorough with our estimates. I don't give in to all their guidelines even though it may be a program assignment, but I chose to pick my battles. My question is , should we worry about being black-listed?
We call you guys, roofing salesmen. We pay for damage, not knocking your hustle but do you really need additional charge to remove ridge? You're not just gonna run your shovel over it when removing shingles? I get it your trying to feed your family and maybe retire at some point but seems you're just overcharging your customers. Have you ever read a HO policy?
+Matt Smith Thanks, buddy... but we're not contractors. We're estimators. Maybe we spend too much time focusing on these things because the carriers short 100% of their estimates 100% of the time. After seeing thousands of adjuster estimates we have the audacity to say that. Hope you have a great week! 👊😎
@doncmleon Us roofing salesmen apparently aren’t able to earn an honest living by taking whats ours from the greedy rich insurance companies… How Dare You?!!!!
I know this is a very late response. I'm not sure if it's "allowed" but I typically throw at least 20% on my original invoice as my company takes 10% off the total job for overhead cost. In this case with the bid item, I would actually lose ~$160 when the 10% overhead is taken off my job if the carrier only paid for the base cost of the invoice. I like to think of it as if I'm a GC and a client asks for additional services outside of roofing, I'm not just going to give them MY cost do do the job. I'm going to add 10% for overhead and then a fair profit margin for myself. The only way I wont upcharge on an invoice is if the carrier has already agreed to pay O&P on the entire claim.
Getting Allstate to buy the roof in the first place is a marvel. Here in Georgia, if a tornado came by and blew off the roof they'll claim it was never there.
+Brandon Pergantis Lol! Hilarious, Brandon! And true... 😂😂😂
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Same in NC. They have paid repairs for me on a customer that had 77 missing 3 tab shingles on a 30 sq job.
I challenged it..re inspection resulted in the same thing. They said perform repairs and if not repairable show proof and they’ll pay for the roof.
I charged my customer $1400 to perform the repairs and showed Allstate proof.
They bought the roof, paid additional $1,400 for my repairs and I billed them $350 for the trips I had to take to the customers house.
They could have saved money by buying the roof and not sending a second adjuster out.
These are invaluable to me. I have been an adjuster for numerous carriers and now getting back into estimating. This is so insightful, even though I always looked deep to add supplements in the past. Rawk On Man. Thank You >>>taking big notes right now...LOL
+juicingcornerchris Man, thank a trillion, Chris. Sincerely. I appreciate it big time. There are 6 episodes up right now, but many more in production. Please stay tuned. And feel free to reach out anytime. Thanks for the awesome compliment. Hope you're having a great week. 👊😎
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I hope you start these again. They are so much needed.
I promise you.... more episodes are coming VERY soon! Please stay tuned. Thanks for watching! 🙏🙏🙏💖👊😎
I promised you I was gonna come through... 👊😉
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when will more of these come out? I got an amazing approval thanks to you today. $54k initial settlement. sent supplement for total of $87k and got back $76k. you are awesome
+Cole Ryan Brother, YOU'RE awesome for the comment. That means more than anything else to me. And we didn't do it. You did! Congrats, my friend. Such great news to hear. 10 new episodes coming. Stay tuned! -Chad 👊😎
I am brand new trying to learn how to estimate for a restoration company and everything including mobile Xactimate....seems so complicated, but I want to be good at it. Any recommendations?
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I'm a newbie contractor, thank you so much for the tips. I love learning in this roofing field.
+Mario Landeros There is nothing more we would like to hear! Thanks so much for taking the time to write an awesome comment! Please make sure you watch the most recent (episode 6) because it covers building codes. And please stay tuned. Lots of new episodes coming soon! 👊😎
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THANKS SO MUCH!!! IM new and this is helpful, I have a new roofing company in the midwest, Im glad I found you.
+scott oppelt Hey Scott! I don't know how we missed this comment earlier. Thanks a ton for the compliment. I'm glad you found us too! Thanks for watching and please stay tuned! 👊😎
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Thanks for the info. Learning a lot. I'm sure the insurance company's have a hit it on you.
Lol! Hilarious, brother! Probably the best compliment I could receive so thank you for that! And thanks for watching, my friend. Please stay tuned! Merry Christmas to you and your family. Much love and God bless! 🙏💖🎄👊😉
In addition to adding waste, don’t forget to round your bundles on the replace high/steep charges.
thank ,for your time ans lessons . i learn a lot.
My pleasure, brother... thank you sincerely for watching. I appreciate you. Please stay tuned and have a great weekend, my friend! - Chad Michael 🙏💖👊😉
Great video. Thanks Chad ☝🏼
Good videos. One thing on your roof though and I'm sure you know this. Take a hip roof for example with standard ridge. The adjuster will normally allow 15 percent waste. Keep in mind that's on the field slopes. When u order your shingles you are not, unless you are stupid going to order 15 percent waste. You will order 5 percent which is sufficient for any decent crew. That leaves you the monitary value of 10 percent waste for the ridge and starter. Not going into the math here, no need, but that 10 percent is more than sufficient. Most adjusters don't know how to roof a house. I'm not blaming you for trying to maximize, if they'll pay it your pocketing the starter and ridge.
Once again, my friend... you know your stuff. I love hearing feedback and insight from some really awesome adjusters that are out there. Thanks for watching. Please check out this video which will give you my exact take on waste factors, ridge and starter. I believe we are always arguing about this subject at the wrong time: before the build. No one actually knows the exact numbers until the job is built. Those are the numbers that matter the most: ua-cam.com/video/6Z64bUnb4DU/v-deo.html
I'd love to hear your thoughts. Thanks again, brother. Please stay tuned and keep in touch. Much love and God bless! 🙏💖👊😉
Thank you for this. Looks like renailing the sheathing is a missing line item as well.
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A quick additional line item to apply for clean up CLN GUT due to debris buildup. The homeowner will thank you during the next downpour
Awesome, stuff, Chris! We will have to start using that one and give you the credit. Keep grinding, brother. 👊😎
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Allstate will pay O&P with invoices provided for all trades. I usually white the amounts and get the O&P in the end.
+Mauro Alejandro Great info, brother. Thanks for the comment. Hope you're having an amazing week! 👊😎
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(From San Antonio) If we deal with many of the same adjusters and we push on these kind of items, would you not say that they would no longer like to deal with us as a GC? In other words, what are the experiences of other contractors with dealing with adjusters in San Antonio that know that we are being more thorough with our estimates. I don't give in to all their guidelines even though it may be a program assignment, but I chose to pick my battles.
My question is , should we worry about being black-listed?
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nice video thanks for your help....m
+willy Levis Our pleasure, Willy! Thanks for watching and for the comment, my friend. 👊😎
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We call you guys, roofing salesmen. We pay for damage, not knocking your hustle but do you really need additional charge to remove ridge? You're not just gonna run your shovel over it when removing shingles? I get it your trying to feed your family and maybe retire at some point but seems you're just overcharging your customers. Have you ever read a HO policy?
+Matt Smith Thanks, buddy... but we're not contractors. We're estimators. Maybe we spend too much time focusing on these things because the carriers short 100% of their estimates 100% of the time. After seeing thousands of adjuster estimates we have the audacity to say that. Hope you have a great week! 👊😎
@@InsuranceRestorationTraining 100% of the time is not true. Will never be. You see "Thousands" but they write millions.
@doncmleon Us roofing salesmen apparently aren’t able to earn an honest living by taking whats ours from the greedy rich insurance companies… How Dare You?!!!!
what can you get for a 45 ft cornice strip?
Who can we call in Houston TX for a PA
+Fastbloom Messi You don't need a PA. Call me and I will explain. 👍😉
Who can we call in Portland/vancouver area. ASAP
Are you allowed to mark up the AC companies invoice?
I know this is a very late response. I'm not sure if it's "allowed" but I typically throw at least 20% on my original invoice as my company takes 10% off the total job for overhead cost. In this case with the bid item, I would actually lose ~$160 when the 10% overhead is taken off my job if the carrier only paid for the base cost of the invoice. I like to think of it as if I'm a GC and a client asks for additional services outside of roofing, I'm not just going to give them MY cost do do the job. I'm going to add 10% for overhead and then a fair profit margin for myself. The only way I wont upcharge on an invoice is if the carrier has already agreed to pay O&P on the entire claim.