If you're like most contractors, you've got at least a few. Maybe more.

Some claims close fast, the easy ones where the adjuster just approves it. Those aren't the problem.

The problem is everything else.

The carrier sends their adjuster out. The estimate comes back low, or some of the damage gets missed. You push back. They ask why certain items are necessary. You explain.

They want more documentation. You send it. They need clarification on something. You provide it.

And this goes on. And on. And on.

Eight months later, you're still going back and forth, the homeowner is frustrated, and you still haven't seen a check.

Meanwhile your cash flow is bleeding. You've got overhead to cover. Crews to pay. Other jobs you can't take on because you're buried in claims that won't close.

Some roofing companies are literally going out of business over this.

They're drowning in time-sucking claims that drag on for months, eating up hours every day that could be spent closing new jobs and actually getting paid.

And if you talk to other contractors, they're dealing with the exact same thing.