HOMEOWNERS NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE CLAIMS PROCESS
AND POLICY, FOR MAXIMUM COVERAGE.
PLUS UNDERSTAND HOW TO UTILIZE TIME FRAMES
POLICY PROVIDES TO THEIR BENEFIT
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I have created examples and have put together a collection of resources, which will help Homeowners, assess their storm damage. If the insured feels like a claim should be opened, this eCourse will give them a better understanding on who to call. For an unbiased assessment.
Remember: Picking the right person to assess damage before filing a claim insurance is crucial.
I cannot count how many times agents referred a Roofing Co. to homeowners,
Roofing Co. would say "yes, open a claim"
Only to have adjuster come out,
and see no hail damage.
All claims can count against you; Meaning: If you had a claim opened and your adjuster saw no damage, that would be a claim. Or your contractor opened a claim on your behalf and there was no damage, that would be a claim. Some carriers drop insured's after 3 claims in so many years.
Before you or someone else files a claim, Know your deductible ?
All Homeowners should be able to understand the concept of what insurance carriers consider hail damage vs cosmetic damage vs old hail damage vs weather/maintenance issues.
{ As homes age, regular maintenance becomes essential }
All Homeowners Know if you have coverage for building code upgrades, Meaning: If you do not have endorsement OL which is Ordinance and Law coverage. These mandatory code upgrades will not be covered.
Usually, 2 Years From D.O.L. To File a Claim
I often advise insureds to heed my suggestion and wait before filing claims until storm season ends. Yet, they usually rush into repairs, Without thinking about incurring a 2nd deductible. In my days out on storm, I have noticed that storms usually hit in the same place during a season.
This course will also provide; Template or cheat sheet if you will, on the most commonly used Xactimate codes, helping you write your scope sheet in code. If the scope sheet is prepared this way. Any of your constituents would have no problem taking the scope and writing the estimate.
Furthermore, this course includes a video dedicated to interior ceiling scope, covering precise measurement techniques. We also address composing a standard Xactimate write-up for water leak repairs
This course also includes scripts to guide you in initiating conversations with homeowners and provides you with effective closing scripts. You will see this in "Rope'N'Harness" video and in exterior inspection video.
It offers detailed and invaluable resources, including instructional videos that will equip them with the expertise to accurately distinguish between hail damage and "Other . Than . Hail" damage (OTH).
This course includes informative videos and accompanying notes focused on "Ladder Safety." It covers fundamental techniques like ascending and descending roofs, along with correct procedures for transporting, assembling, and disassembling ladders. Moreover, the course provides vital insight that could prove to have life-saving measures.
Furthermore, the course offers essential insights on how to effectively confirm the presence of hail damage through tutorial videos and imagery. It guides participants with valuable tips on inspecting various materials within a home to accurately identifying potential damage to exterior building materials.
I share 3 different avenues to take in order to perform as an adjuster, it's up to you to get it done. This Is One Job,That Does Not Rely On The Economy. It's "Recession Proof!" Actually, it has been said, "in the last days, there will be an increase in weather".
We offer a comprehensive list of essential equipment required for Rope'N'Harness activities, along with the necessary resources to ensure a productive day during property inspections.
Also an outline on interior water remediation of 1"-2" and the common write up in Xactimate. Additionally, we guide you on what to incorporate into an interior drying estimate, specifically focusing on HEPA filters and fans.
This course or detailed resources also talks to Homeowners and how they determine if the present damage is worth submitting a claim, if you leave it up to someone else to decide. They may not have your best interest at hand. Homeowners: This provides you with the information needed in determining if a claim is warranted. If it is then, how you should proceed. Keeping in mind to utilize your carriers policy, to your benefit.
This course has great detailed resources for CTR's and their employee's and homeowners, This will provide them with templates to follow, performing an inspection or just assessing your own home.
You Won't Find This Training Anywhere Else
This training and templates, all come from an "Independent X State Farm Adjuster" Training provides you with detailed outline on how they have trained their employees to identify hail damage to roofing materials. an inside look at how carriers what insurance carriers expect from their own adjusters. By teaching you what they expect will give you a much higher success rate at: Having your (Hail Identification Spot On) (Having Your Estimates Be Fully Excepted) (Having Your Supplements Paid For With No Fuss) (Climbing and Scoping Roof Safely) (Know The Tips'N'Tricks That Were Given To Me By Upper Management) So Much More Insight on Protocol and Xactimate Templates.
I Provide Essential Information on How Insurance Carriers
Evaluate Storm Damage and Show You How to Properly
Inspect Shingles, Giving The Homeowner The Right
Answer, The First Time.
Hail Identification and Completing a thorough inspection,
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The Note above says,
I wanted to pass along a nice comment from a customer regarding the service that Eli Krebs Provided. The Policyholder, from Lexington, wrote a short note to Eli saying "Thank you for your prompt attention to my claim. I just wanted you to know that Eli is doing a nice job with our customers here in Kentucky.
Typical Month while on storm and how many claims I closed per day.
Home State License
Thanks for delivering great service to our clients and their policyholders. We appreciate all of your hard work and dedication on this assignment and in years past. It is very refreshing to see notes commending your performance, especially from your Team Manager and the Section Manager over the storm. Keep Up The Good Work!
Flood Certified in 1997
Example of What's in a Lesson
Everyone, What do you think this is;
The answer is...This is a proven method in helping roofers, Roof Sellers, Contractors wanting to give their employees a crash course, or homeowner wanting to learn about the whole process or just know how to identify hail for your own home.
Maybe you want to become an adjuster, this is an excellent
way to get your foot in the door and know what it is to know, in performing a property inspection.
Mr Krebs has always been the person to initiate, in order to get a response or to solve the problem at hand. He has always been a leader, he also knows when to defer to those with more experience to gain extra insights on the topic at hand.
"Follow us to the "About-Page" there you can learn where he received his training. He provides you with a blue print on getting started in the world of adjusting, in edition to fostering a positive workflow. Now it's all up to you, let's get it done!
... see you on the inside!"
We know you'd still have questions, so that's why we prepared this section just for you.
we will refund you 100%
should be between $350-$550 per lesson, we found that going with our lower price plan will help people get started in the right direction. We want everyone to walk away, knowing they received a super deal. This is why I have decided to attach most of the content within course as PDF's.
"Our course is designed to empower you with the specific knowledge and skills you need,
whether it's Ladder Safety, Rope'N'Harness techniques, Interior and Exterior assessments,
or Water Remediation. You have the flexibility to choose the resources that suit
your immediate goals. However, we always encourage you to consider
the full course for a comprehensive learning experience.
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