Roof-claim public adjuster workflow
For Public AdjustersIf your public adjusting work centers on roof and exterior losses, Contractorfy assembles the measurement report, damage report, supplement draft, scope letter, and demand letter from the same claim file and keeps contractor, estimator, and project-side communication tied to that record.
Best fit for public adjusters working roof and exterior claims. This is not trying to be a generic all-lines PA suite.
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Operational proof in one view
Best fit
roof and exterior claims
Packet depth
measurements, damage reports, supplements, letters
Traceability
one claim record across contractor and PA sides
Escalation readiness
supplement to scope letter to demand letter
Workflow preview
Open the claim file
Measurements, photos, prior estimate, and carrier scope all attach to one record.
Review the gaps
Missing items, code-backed issues, and measurement-driven differences are visible in the same workflow.
Build or revise the supplement packet
Supplement draft, scope letter, or demand letter is generated from the current claim context.
Why this page exists
Use one roof-claim workspace instead of stitching together photos, measurements, supplement drafts, and escalation letters across separate tools.
Best-fit use case
If your public adjusting work centers on roof and exterior losses, Contractorfy assembles the measurement report, damage report, supplement draft, scope letter, and demand letter from the same claim file and keeps contractor, estimator, and project-side communication tied to that record.
Document excerpts
Production-ready document templates for internal review and client-facing rollout:
Public adjuster roof-claim packet (sample)
Open a complete roof-loss file in one place.
Move from supplement to escalation without rebuilding the packet.
Public adjusters often need the contractor evidence chain, not just a notes app.
Frequently asked questions
No. The strongest fit is public adjusters working roof and exterior claims who need contractor-grade measurements, supplement workflows, and escalation letters.
Yes. Many teams use it as the roof-claim packet and supplement engine while keeping other tools for broader case management.
Yes. Measurements, damage reports, transcripts, and claim documents can stay tied to one record so the packet does not fragment.
Yes. Scope letters and demand letters are part of the same workflow as the supplement draft and supporting evidence.
Because roof and exterior claims live or die on measurements, documentation, supplements, and production-grade evidence. Contractorfy is strongest where those workflows matter most.