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40 Replies and 47344 Views Roof Chalk  47344  40 Started by  JimGary
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Just wondering what you olde....I mean more experienced guys use to mark your roofs. I use welders chalk, its hard and lasts a while, and its not as messy as colored sidewalk chalk. But is is hard to see on a grey 3 tab or white roof. I was walking the roofs on a local school district with some 'engineers', and they used a colored chalk but I couldnt get close enough to see what kind it was. I followed one guy who used electrical tape&160; in an arrow shape to point, but that is too much troubl...
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by  AtfulldrawJump to last post
05/17/2011 3:09 AM
21 Replies and 13724 Views Dragon Naturally Speaking  13724  21 Started by  ChuckDeaton
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If you use Dragon Naturally Speaking Ver. 11 I am looking for details.
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by  johnpostavaJump to last post
05/11/2011 11:37 AM
5 Replies and 8840 Views Carbon Fiber Ladder  8840  5 Started by  ChuckDeaton I am interested in purchasing a carbon fiber ladder. This post is directed toward leads, do you know a supplier of ladders made of carbon fiber
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by  Deleted UserJump to last post
01/26/2011 10:23 AM
9 Replies and 12929 Views TRAILER OR MOTORHOME VS. HOTEL???????  12929  9 Started by  jonnyappetite Fellow adjusters using campers, toyhaulers, motorhomes and sleeper vans!!! I am a young dad of one and a husband of an amazing wife that has done years on the road in sometimes crusty hotels.&160; My questions goes out to the crew that pulls there homes from coast to coast to set up there cat office it the RV&160;parks.&160; I look back on the years of hotels usually costing more than 10K a ye year I&160;wonder why I am not driving a Class A diesel pushing moter coach!&160; I reaslise the ...
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01/25/2011 2:18 PM
1 Replies and 4109 Views Xact Disto Integration  4109  1 Started by  ihcalan I would like to hear from someone who is actually using a Disto w/ Xact.&160; My 'vision' is that I&160;can measure a room with a disto and then click a few buttons and have a sketch in Xact. However, my research seems to indicate that I need to sync the disto with xact, then type in measurements on the disto and they will show up in xact.&160; That is completely useless for multiple reasons. Anyone
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by  AtfulldrawJump to last post
01/10/2011 12:38 AM
2 Replies and 5994 Views Aerial Measurements  5994  2 Started by  Jud G. I&160;heard a strange&160;and curious&160;rumor and wanted to know if any of you out there can confirm it: Eagle View is owned by principals of Pilot Catastrophe. ConnectPoint is owned by principals of Pacesetter. Geoestimator is owned by principals of NCA&160;Group.
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by  CatAdjusterXJump to last post
12/05/2010 12:15 AM
3 Replies and 11389 Views What size ladder for 2 & 3 story?  11389  3 Started by  Goldust &160; I travel in a p/u w/ a 6' box and a full cab height canopy. I have been trying to decide what ladder, for 2 & 3 story would break down enough to fit in the canopy. I would rather not have to install a ladder rack on the canopy if I can keep from doing that. Anybody have some good ideas
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by  GoldustJump to last post
09/15/2010 9:53 PM
5 Replies and 3877 Views Helpful Equipment  3877  5 Started by  RandyC Somethings I'll be using this storm to send the insured a message that I care about their home are booties.&160; For a few cents each you can get a good supply of slip over booties at any medical supply house.&160; When you have to go inside the house after a walk around in the mud or a trip over a flat roof with fresh cold tar patching materials, just slip these over your shoes and in you go.&160; Randy Cox &160; If it don't fit... adjust it.
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by  Ray HallJump to last post
09/06/2010 8:58 AM
3 Replies and 3693 Views Setting up your office for claims.What system work for you?  3693  3 Started by  Cat1Adjuster Does anyone have any templates in excel to help manage the claim flow
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by  jdacreeJump to last post
09/02/2010 7:39 PM
27 Replies and 12689 Views Need Feedback on which air cards work best in the south and southeast. Thanks!  12689  27 Started by  Mickie15
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Pretty much noted what I am hoping to get feedback on - in the subject line.&160; I am going to be in the southern and southeastern states this fall, and want to get an air card that will work well in those regions....and am looking for suggestions, pros or cons on both. Thanks! Mickie
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by  CatAdjusterXJump to last post
08/23/2010 7:20 AM
12 Replies and 5799 Views GPS UNIT FOR GETTING TO CLAIMS  5799  12 Started by  Goldust Hi, &160;I am getting ready to buy a unit for guiding me to claims daily. What do you folks feel is the best one for our work. Some people have said TOM-TOMS. Some have said they have trouble with them. What is the general consensus. &160;&160; i use xactimate.
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by  GoldustJump to last post
07/03/2010 7:34 PM
12 Replies and 14689 Views Adjuster tools  14689  12 Started by  TXAD Where can I find assorted adjuster tools, like the Acculine Grid, shingle guages and the like  I've done a lot of searching online, with no real luck.  Is there a preffered site that you guys like to visit Thanks in advance.Bud
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by  TXADJump to last post
06/24/2010 2:02 PM
1 Replies and 4984 Views IPhone -EagleView Releases New Aerial Measurement App for the iPhone and iPod Touch  4984  1 Started by  host Quote from article;   'The EagleView App is the first tool in the EagleView mobile suite which allows users to leverage the capabilities of the aerial roof measurement services from anywhere and at any time.'   'Accurate and on-time roof measurement reports are important for several applications. Using the EagleView App, contractors and adjusters can get accurate timely roof measurements along with pitch, square footage and others from iPhones and iPod touch devices.' Source\...
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by  hostJump to last post
06/03/2010 1:34 PM
8 Replies and 11315 Views Putting together cat supplies  11315  8 Started by  ryoungblood Hey! I am new to adjusting. I have been a contractor, and also have an insurance background, and I am going into adjusting because several adjusters that I know have told me that I would be good at it (and my remodeling business has gone down by 80 in the last 3 yrs!). I expect it to be hard work and long hours, but I'm doing that already and making next to nothing!   I have been talking to adjusters, reading forums, and doing everything that I can to make sure that I am as prepared...
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by  ryoungbloodJump to last post
06/03/2010 12:01 PM
4 Replies and 3415 Views nuvi 1300  3415  4 Started by  Goldust I have a couple questions on the NUVI 1300. When I get my claims can I just download all the addresses thru my laptop or do I have to download to the mini sd card then download to gps from the card      Also does anyone know how many addresses I can load into the gps
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by  GoldustJump to last post
05/15/2010 12:10 PM
2 Replies and 3838 Views Help with Simsol  3838  2 Started by  holtzgt I am proficient with Xactimate.&160; Now have claims issued by a firm using Simsol.&160; Any advice and or training options for Simsol &160; Thanks
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by  Ray HallJump to last post
04/08/2010 2:17 AM
2 Replies and 5885 Views Clipboard template to diagram roofs etc?  5885  2 Started by  jedevich &160;I have heard that their is a plastic&160; template covered with bumps that aid in drawing straight lines. Anybody know where I can find one
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by  hostJump to last post
03/21/2010 10:51 PM
21 Replies and 14245 Views Vehicle and Ladder  14245  21 Started by  Boone
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What type of vehicle do you drive and What ladder do you use I am currently driving an F-250 Diesel and using a 24' extension ladder.&160; I handle mostly daily claims and average 3200 miles a month. I love having a big truck, but fuel prices are forcing me to look for a smaller vehicle. I am having a hard time finding a way to transport the ladder. Roof racks will be my only option, but on the small cars the ladder hangs off the racks a long way. Would like to hear from others on the issue.
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by  yumadjJump to last post
03/05/2010 1:08 AM
28 Replies and 18527 Views Computers and software  18527  28 Started by  iCAT
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Do you just get so frustrated with your windows computer loosing the printer drivers or failed to function right in the middle of a storm. How about the good ole hard drive crashing and then you have to find someone capable enough to pull the data off so you can try to get back to work. I have stumbled on the answer, well at least it has worked for me. I am a accomplished flood adjuster and I have encountered most if not all the pitfalls that comes with running a windows computer. The answe...
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by  Ray HallJump to last post
02/14/2010 2:12 PM
1 Replies and 4221 Views Help for Windows  4221  1 Started by  Dancer I know that Windows users ocasionally have some problems with their systems, (found 95, 98, ME to be junk, XP Pro is good, Vista I don't like and I haven't worked with Windows 7 much) and not everybody is prepared to change to MAC (or Linux - if Xactamate supported it).&160; I know that there are users of all levels on this forum, and figuring that the more advanced users already have some of the issues worked out, I will be targeting the less experienced user. I wanted to make sure that my sy...
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by  earthwindnfireJump to last post
02/13/2010 1:21 AM
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