on a single claim
The Adjuster's First Number Is Not the Real Number
Carriers write estimates from satellites. Then they wait for your salesman to say yes on the phone. Here's what leaks out of a typical OKC storm claim.
And the most expensive leak of all: the adjuster calls your office, your closer wants the job to move, and he agrees to the first number on a two-minute phone call. That conversation just settled the claim. While I'm working your file, every scope conversation goes through me — that discipline is where the results come from.
Same Roof. Same Policy. One Real Supplement.
An Oklahoma City wind & hail claim. The carrier opened at $8,477.49 from satellite measurements. After a field inspection, a line-by-line Xactimate supplement, and a four-month carrier fight, the final net payout was $23,906.56 — a 182% increase, with zero depreciation withheld and full 10/10 O&P applied.
You Sell Roofs. I Fight Carriers.
Three steps. No onboarding contracts. No volume minimums. No portal to learn.
Desk Estimators in Another State Have Never Seen an Oklahoma Roof
National supplement mills queue your file behind a thousand others. Here's the difference.
Send Me 3 Open Claims.
I'll Show You What's Still on the Table — And Go Get It.
In writing. For free. I'll audit the carrier estimates against the scope, the depreciation, and the O&P — and hand you a dollar figure on your own active jobs, while there's still time to act on it. If I find nothing, you've lost nothing and you'll never hear from me again.
Built Clean, From the First File
Oklahoma rewrote the rules in 2023 — unlicensed adjusting, deductible games, thrown-out estimates. Every claim I touch is engineered to stand up to scrutiny.
Fees are paid by the contractor, never the homeowner. Your customer relationship stays untouched, and the engagement stays firmly on the right side of Oklahoma adjusting law.
A one-page authorization makes me your designated scope representative on each claim — so I negotiate as a contractor of record, and you get verified final numbers, not estimates of estimates.
Since November 2023, deductible games can get a contractor's entire estimate thrown out. Every supplement I write is built to survive scrutiny — scope and documentation, nothing else.
Every supplement is priced against the current OKOK price list and defended by someone who's worked Oklahoma storm claims for years — not a national call center reading from a script.
Questions Every Owner Asks First
No fine print you have to hunt for — the real terms, up front.
What do I actually need to send you?
Three open claim files — the carrier's estimate, photos, and the claim number. Open, not closed: if a file's already settled, there's nothing left to go get on it.
What does the audit cost us?
Nothing, if I don't find anything. I review all three files and tell you in writing, for free, whether there's recoverable money. If there isn't, you've lost nothing and won't hear from me again.
If you do find money, what's your fee?
15% of the new money I recover on your first four supplements, 20% after that. It comes out of the increase only — never your original scope, and never from the homeowner.
Our reps already handle claims — why do we need this?
Selling a roof and fighting a carrier line-by-line on an Xactimate estimate are two different jobs. The free audit either confirms your team's already getting full value, or it doesn't — costs you nothing to find out.
Are you a licensed public adjuster?
No. I work for the contractor, not the homeowner — as a designated scope representative on the file, not an adjuster. Fees are always paid by the contractor, never the homeowner, and I never negotiate a claim on a homeowner's behalf.
Is this going to cause compliance problems for us?
It's built the other way around. Every supplement is documented against real scope and priced on the current OKOK list, in line with Oklahoma's 2023 roofing rules — including the §1151.30 deductible requirements.
How fast do we hear back?
72 hours on the free audit. Once you're a partner, active supplement files typically move in 24–48 hours.
Do we have to sign a contract or commit to a minimum?
No contract, no volume minimum. Each claim gets its own one-page designation — send one file or fifty.
Does the homeowner find out or get involved?
No. You stay the single point of contact with your customer, start to finish. I only talk to the carrier about scope and price.
Do you install or repair roofs too?
Not right now — I'm focused entirely on Xactimate estimating and claim supplementing for roofing companies like yours.
Your Crews Do the Best Work in OKC.
Get Paid Like It.
Storm season doesn't wait, and neither do carriers. One claim is all it takes to see the difference — send it today, judge the supplement in 48 hours.
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Insured·Oklahoma City, OK·Xactimate · OKOK Price List