Gutter Installation Training: Are You Getting Paid for the Correct Size?
Size matters! You might not think you need to document more than the footage on gutters & downs, but if that’s all you’re doing, you’re missing out on the money you could get.
Production Photos
Production Photos are critical for roofing contractors to get paid on post-production supplements, especially for items that are PWI (Paid When Incurred) or PWARR (Paid When Actually Repaired or Replaced)
Drip Edge: How to Supplement
Be sure you are taking photos of your drip edge OR missing drip edge on every job! All good contractors know the importance of installing drip edge on the eaves and rakes. If you are installing it, you should get paid for installing it! Photos of drip edge that is damaged, painted, missing and required by code, rusted, or have the gutters installed through it are all worth your time – trust us on this. The manufacturers require the drip edge to be installed over the felt on the rakes.
Tarps: How to Supplement
Every Roofing Contractor’s Worst Nightmare… To the average onlooker, this might look like an innocent bush, but as contractors, we know that this Japanese Maple bush can cost us $250 to $500 if it gets damaged during production. You don’t want to risk paying to replace it when it costs way less to throw a tarp over it to protect it, right? Furthermore, most carriers will pay for the tarp, so it’s basically a no-brainer. WHAT SHOULD YOU DO TO SUPPLEMENT FOR YOUR TARP? When visiting your worksite
Ice and Water Shield: How to Supplement
Are you trying to supplement Ice and Water shield on a roofing job? With these simple tips you can get this approved on your next roofing job.
Building Code Coverage for Decking: How to Supplement
Are you trying to supplement roof decking on an insurance job? Here’s what you can do when the adjuster denies deck board replacement, even if it’s required by code.