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What is this roof? 5900 33
Started by dnjsdad
Please look at the photo and let me know what kind of roof you think this is.
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by dnjsdad 09/12/2009 7:30 PM |
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Used to work for the roofing companies, now I am here 2947 0
Started by Blitanicle99
So I am a young guy, just getting my licensing here in GA.
For the past 2 years I&160;have been working with the roofing companies here in GA. First, I&160;was selling for Kaiser... not to bad. Good guys, actually out there to do a good job and not scam people... And then&160;I got an offer to run the production of an another roofing company, was kind of sketchy but hell I&160;couldn't compain, I&160;was 21 years old making 40k a year and still in college!
Anyways, so this new sketch comp...
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09/07/2009 1:01 PM |
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For New adjusters only-sample reading files 2713 10
Started by Ray Hall
Some time I forget how I was trained. I was trained one on one for several months by a senior adjuster who I was assigned to by our employer to give me a segment of my training. But I read about 200-300 files that were closed before I was hired and about 20 new files that came in about 20 per day from staff and IA adjusters in the SW USA.
Thinking back I learned more from reading actual files and ask questions and it stayed with me more.
I have several hundred files in my computer and in file ...
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by Ray Hall09/06/2009 11:08 PM |
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Infra red roof scans for the midwest market? 2919 10
Started by ChiefHammaSlamma
Infra red roof scans for the midwest market
I am considering the idea of offering infra red roof scans for partial midwest (Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana) area. Would this service be of interest to anyone
Feel free to private message or call me at 847-729-3496 or 847-207-0991
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by RJortberg09/06/2009 12:25 PM |
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T&E vs. Fee Schedule 2533 1
Started by StormSupport
I am working as&160;a research assistant for someone writing an article for Claims Magazine. The subject matter is exploring the differences between working files on a T&E basis verses working on a fee schedule, mainly on catastrophe claims. What are your thoughts and do you have experience working both ways What are the good points and bad points for each method Which way do you figure you can make the most money&160; When working on a fee schedule, do you have an incentive to write th...
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by margar109/05/2009 9:39 PM |
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The bitter with the sweet 3613 19
Started by margar1
I am just adding a post to contribute to the forums since things are a bit slow. This post may or may not be beneficial but I am sure there are those that can definately relate. When I was a greenhorn just out of school I worked for years as a union Ironworker. Job placement was tricky and we covered a lot of different areas. Some jobs were great like erecting steel for bridges and high rises. some jobs were less glorious like tying rebar on a parking garage. I remember my dad telling me to take...
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by dcmarlin09/05/2009 12:03 AM |
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13 Replies and 2507 Views
The big 4 in 04 2507 13
Started by margar1
I broke into catadjusting in 02 and I can remember the barrage of new adjusters during the big 4 in o4. I can recall being still fairly new to the buisness and seeing all of the new adjusters that were deployed as warm bodies. It was a good feeling to have a couple of years under my belt during Frances,Jeanne,and Charley and I can still remember the bewildered look in the eyes of the new crop.
I can only wonder how many of those adjusters are still around.......
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by Ray Hall08/29/2009 10:50 AM |
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Claims Embracers 2139 2
Started by D Groves
I've been called many things over the years but never a 'Claims Embracer' - fondly or otherwise. But hey, maybe we claims pros need more touchy-feely titles.
http://www.jobg8.com/JobG8SearchFullView.aspxaid=JOBG8&jbid=79&jid=857135
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Do you love being a veterinary tech but would like to work outside the clinic setting&160; &160;
Do you want to expand your veterinary medical knowledge while expanding into other opportunies
Yes Then Embrace Pet Insurance needs you!
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by Deleted User08/29/2009 4:33 AM |
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3 Replies and 1863 Views
Would having a Home Inspection Certification Help? 1863 3
Started by rcarriere
I&160;am about to get my Florida Adjusters License and was wondering if I&160;were to get a Home Inspection Certification would help as far as getting local work with insurance companies
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Also, I&160;have been looking all over the place to get additional training on Auto Claims, does anyone know of a great program (online or classroom)
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Thanks :)
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by rcarriere08/28/2009 1:54 PM |
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Bil Track 2233 4
Started by mbradbury
So it's looking like this beast may clip Cape Cod, and then move on to Canada, for example, Nova Scotia.&160; I'm willing to bet the Canadians don't often deal with Major Hurricans, and would like our help as adjusters.&160; Does anyone know of any IA firm who work with Canadians that we could get in tough with
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by okclarryd08/24/2009 3:11 PM |
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Is this a good deal? 2209 6
Started by BStevens
Working for a contractor for $75 per roof on a 1099 basis.&160; Payment made per settled claim (insurer to contractor).&160; At 80 roofs a month it would be a gross of $6000, less self employment tax of approx 2k.&160; Figure expenses high at 2k and what is left is 2k for 80 roofs.&160; Seems like a lot of work for the net amount.&160; And not a realistic long term goal, as I&160;don't think I&160;would want to do 80 roofs a month for an infinite length of time.&160; Would you take the ...
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by margar108/24/2009 11:26 AM |
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Carrying a Ladder 9647 26
Started by TXAD
I need to find a way to carry my 26' extension ladder, and I'd like to attach it to my 30' trailer somehow.&160; I'd rather not put a rack on my truck, if I can figure out a better way.&160; Any suggestions...or info on what NOT to do
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Thanks in advance.
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Bud
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by Ed Bailey08/23/2009 1:21 PM |
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General Contractors 2181 8
Started by DCave
Greetings my name is Danny Cave and I have been an adjuster for over 16yrs.&160; I recently made the switch to general contractor for monetary reasons and wanting to stay home around my kiddos.
Since I was an adjuster for so long I already know my answer to this question but I wanted to post it to the forum and ask for feedback from all the adjusters.
When it comes to General Contractors.&160; What attracts an adjuster the most to one and makes them want to call them back over and over again...
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by DCave08/19/2009 10:02 PM |
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Know before you go 2015 4
Started by margar1
I am just bringing this topic up again from years past. The tropics are gertting active and there is a legitimate chance of&160; the first hurricane ( landfall) in the next week to 10 days. As always there are new vendors and new oppurtunities. To all of the greenhorns find out some important details upfront.
1. Fee shedule ( get a copy )
2. Pay period ( bi - weekly or when the carrer pays )
3. Zip code assignments ( beleive it or not there are some vendors disorganized enough to have you al...
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by Tim_Johnson08/19/2009 6:52 PM |
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4 Replies and 5946 Views
Your Scope Notes....I want a copy please 5946 4
Started by kuletule
I&160;have learned many different ways to take scope notes over my years adjusting.&160; Everyone seems to have their own method.&160; I am asking if you good folks would send me via email, scanned copies of actual hand written scope notes you have made (redacted to exclude sensitive information is fine).&160;&160; I&160;have been asked to write an article on the best methodologies, and would like to have some actual examples.&160; This forum is a good place to start.
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by kuletule08/17/2009 5:36 PM |
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What does the fee bill schedule look like in 09 3447 0
Started by Ray Hall
The large carriers who have most of the homeowners business will probably stay the same. Some back street vendors will cut el cheapo deals to get new business. Some of the vendors will have two billing schedule's mine and yours. Some will not show you theirs until you show them yours. Some will pay when you catch them. Some will pay when you make them. Some will never pay. Some don,t deserve any pay. Some pay ever two weeks.
Goodness we don,t even have any work to do and already we are talking ...
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08/13/2009 9:46 PM |
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9 Replies and 3448 Views
Can You Name this Shingle? 3448 9
Started by Jimbo
I received this photo from a fellow adjuster working in Arkansas, asking what kind of shingle this is, and&160;I don't have a clue.
It's the same thickness as a 20 year 3-tab.
If anyone can identify it please e-mail me with the information.
Thanks,
Jimbo
jmcmennamyyahoo.com
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by Ed The Roofer08/01/2009 12:45 AM |
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5 Replies and 2174 Views
Internet on a Storm 2174 5
Started by Jasonleeaustin
Hey guys when Im not working for an insurance company I also work for a internet company. We now offer a product that everyone can use and can use anywhere with great speeds and an awsome price. My email is jasonleeaustinaol.com. I hope this is the place to post this. Email me with any questions.
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by okclarryd07/31/2009 11:04 AM |
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5 Replies and 2553 Views
Anyone else getting scam e-mails through CADO? 2553 5
Started by Mike Smith
I just got a 'Job offer' in response to my resume being on this site. I haven't figured out what exactly they are looking to get out of me, but it would seem identity theft at least, and maybe more direct theft at worst (if I responded and they asked for more info).
I get a lot of these e-mails, as I handle a large volume of e-mail for my company, and several e-mail accounts. They always stand out to me as the most ridiculous things ever, but I guess enough people fall for t...
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by Mike Smith07/27/2009 7:45 PM |
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Need help finding a way to adjust in local area. 1807 1
Started by crich
My&160;family (Dad, brothers, sister) has been cat adjusting since 2003 working with mostly one vendor. Prior to that we were on the agent side of things. We are interested in slowing down on the traveling part and starting a local adjusting company in southern VA.&160; We are just tossing this idea around since there are few local adjusting companies in our rural area.&160;I am in need of advice as to how to analize this decision and steps to take to get started.
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by Ray Hall07/27/2009 11:38 AM |