For roofers and restoration contractors
Supplements Written and Followed Up
Send the carrier's estimate, your photos and measurements. We write the supplement in Xactimate® with the code or IICRC basis on every line, the proof the desk reviewer needs, and a cover letter, then follow it through to approval with you.
Get a supplement quoteWho it's for
- Roofers working hail and wind claims in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Minnesota and Georgia
- Restoration contractors whose rebuild estimates get cut at desk review
- Public adjusters who want supplements written while they negotiate
How it works
- 1Send the carrier's estimate, photos and any measurement report.
- 2We reply with a flat quote for the file, usually the same business day.
- 3You get the supplement, basis and cover letter within 24–48 hours.
- 4We handle the reviewer's questions until it is approved.
What you get
Supplement estimate
The missing and short lines written in Xactimate® on the carrier's price list, delivered as ESX and PDF.
Line-by-line basis
IRC section, manufacturer instruction or IICRC S500 reference for each added line, and which photo proves it.
Cover letter
A short, factual letter to the adjuster listing the additions, the basis and the amount, ready to send.
Follow-up
We answer the desk reviewer's questions and revise until the supplement is approved or the dispute is clear.
Why now
- The average residential roof replacement claim reached a record $17,631 in 2025, up 33% on the prior four-year average. Verisk 2026 Roof Report via Claims Journal
- US severe convective storm insured losses have topped $40 billion four years running. Gallagher Re, Q3 2026
Get a quote
Tell us about the work. We reply with a fixed quote and turnaround before anything starts. No payment now.
- Do you charge a percentage of the supplement?
- No. Every file is a flat fee quoted before we start. A share of insurance proceeds can be treated as public adjusting in some states, and a flat fee keeps your margin on the job.
- What do you need to write a supplement?
- The carrier's estimate, photos of the damage and of anything the estimate leaves out, and a measurement report if you have one. Notes on what you found during tear-off help.
- Do you talk to the adjuster for me?
- We prepare everything the adjuster needs and answer technical questions on the estimate. Negotiating on behalf of the homeowner is for the homeowner, their public adjuster or their attorney.
Free tools for this work: Supplement builder · Roof squares calculator · O&P calculator
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