Roofing Professionals of Texas

Ah, the age of the internet, AI and automate EVERYTHING and lets 10x, 50x, 100x your or scale as they call it – where everyone and their dog can become an overnight sensation. And in the vast world of roofing, this phenomenon is no different. Enter the self-proclaimed sales gurus, roofing experts, and chatbot AI specialists. These are the folks who, after watching a couple of YouTube videos, suddenly feel qualified to teach the rest of us how to install a roof, what to do in unique situations, or how to combat unruly adjusters or homeowners. How to sell the most of any one given thing... When these self-proclaimed roofing gurus or coaches face a pointed question about the industry, an application, a roofing feature, or product knowledge, they often dodge the issue, steering the conversation elsewhere. This tactic seems designed to deflect attention and prevent their lack of genuine expertise from being unmasked. Now, I've been in the roofing industry for over 30 years. I've sol...

  Texas doesn’t allow a roofer or contractor to act as a public insurance adjuster on insurance claims if they’re also doing the work. You can’t advertise that you would do so, either. Avoid problem language and conduct Make sure your websites, ads, and other materials don’t say or imply that you will act as both a contractor and adjuster on a project. Examples of improper language or conduct include: Offering to negotiate claim settlements or file a claim for the policyholder. Promising to recover “every dime you are owed” from an insurer. Advertising to help homeowners avoid “incorrect settlement pricing.” Telling others, including insurance companies, that you represent the policyholder or can speak for them on coverage issues. Don’t waive deductibles It’s also illegal in Texas for a contractor to offer to waive, rebate, or absorb a property policyholder’s deductible. State law: Requires contracts for $1,000 or more that involve an insurance settlement to include a notice that t...

A Texas property insurance appraiser is a professional who steps in when a policyholder and an insurance company cannot agree on a property damage claim value. You and your insurance company might disagree about the amount of loss or the scope of damages during a claim settlement – such as the total cost to repair storm damage to your home, for example. You may disagree with your insurance company and think that their estimate for repairs is too low. Disagreements and negotiations are a normal part of any property damage insurance claim. But when your insurance company refuses to negotiate on the amount of loss, you have the option to settle your claim by invoking an appraisal clause in your insurance policy. In doing so, both you and your insurance company need to hire your own appraiser to determine the value of the loss. The goal of the appraisers is to make a determination as to a fair price for your claim, or what your insurance claim is worth. This undoubtedly means that ...

 

Roofing Professionals of Texas provides you with reliable roofing services and professionally warrantied work. You've got endless choices when in it comes to roofers, so you want to make sure you hire the right team. You can rest easy knowing that we do exceptional work that is timely and affordable. Roofing Professionals of Texas 469-906-2600 www.roofingprotx.com