ClaimCraft for roofing contractors
Build claims that adjusters can approve.
Learn how insurance claims and supplements are evaluated from someone who has worked both carrier-side and in roofing advocacy. Turn field evidence into clear, defensible documentation.
Practical education—never a promise of claim approval or payment.
What to expect
Carrier-side context
Understand the review process, not just the contractor’s side of the file.
Field-ready resources
Use documentation templates designed around real supplement workflows.
Straight answers
Bring claim questions to a private contractor community without manufactured hype.
The ClaimCraft method
From jobsite evidence to a defensible file.
The curriculum follows the life of a claim so your team can apply each lesson directly to active work.
- 01
Understand the adjustment
Follow focused video modules on coverage context, estimating logic, scope review, and the decisions that move a supplement forward—or stall it.
- 02
Document the difference
Build organized submissions with reusable templates for photos, measurements, code support, line-item reasoning, and supplement narratives.
- 03
Refine with the community
Ask specific claim-process questions, compare approaches with other contractors, and sharpen your next response inside the private membership.
Start learning
Featured ClaimCraft courses
Choose your path
Training for the file in front of you—and the next one.
Current course prices and enrollment terms are shown in the course catalog. Membership availability may vary.
Individual courses
Solve a specific skill gap
Choose focused training based on the claim workflow your team needs to improve.
- On-demand video instruction
- Course-specific resources
- Pricing shown per course
ClaimCraft membership
Keep expert context within reach
Pair structured training with an ongoing private community where contractors can discuss claim-process questions.
- Private contractor community
- Claim and supplement Q&A
- Templates and practical references
Build the better file
Stop guessing what the adjuster needs next.
Learn the process, organize the evidence, and communicate supplements with clarity.