Historically, the roofs had racing relations with insurance companies.
Driving the contractors prioritize housing owners and disputes insurance companies to ensure that they receive the necessary roof services. However, the US business model against them may not be the best approach.
Instead of treating insurance companies as enemies, we could start looking at them as an extensions of homeowners as customers.
This would displace the dynamics of the roof industry to the one that encourages partnerships focused on the best interests of the property and the homeowner.
A less competitive approach would benefit from roofing companies and insurance suppliers and will help to eliminate many of the significant challenges that have struck the process of roof insurance claims.
The present state of claims
The current claim process is broken.
Housing owners are buried by a complex, unknown process. The roofs have no guarantee that we will receive a fee for the work we do, and the insurance companies are stuck, navigating in inconsistent invoicing and angry clients who wonder why their request was denied.
The lack of adjustment and standards around the roof leaves room for many bad actors. At the same time, the assessment of individual auditors and various insurance carriers makes it difficult to find a constant scope of work.
Lack of communication is also a challenge, with many insurance companies ready to work only with homeowners.
This further complicates the determination of clear expectations and leaves the homeowner to act as an environment in an area where there is no experience, which increases the likelihood of errors and misunderstanding.
It leaves a lot to be desired for all participating countries, but the partnership can change that.
Profit
The establishment of more transparent processes and expectations between insurance companies and roofs would probably create a faster and faster process of claims for homeowners.
Much of the current claim process is carried out through the homeowner, which is not so familiar with the process.
Housing owners are dealing with, at the best case, a handful of claims throughout their lives, while roofing companies and insurance suppliers are very familiar with the process.
Allowing roofs and insurance companies to interact directly, it gives homeowners a little bit to worry about during stressful time. This leads to a better customer experience and reputation of roofs and insurance companies.
A partnership with an insurance provider can also lead to a steady flow of referrals for roofs. Insurance companies want to ensure that they receive what they pay and get quality work. Insurance companies are more likely to run work on their way if the roof has demonstrated reliability and consistency.
Begins with the construction of trust
For many roofs, insurance claims are like throwing spaghetti on the wall. You load whatever work you can and see what sticks.
When you never know what job will be approved, it is a reasonable approach to increasing profits in uncertain results, which is a bad way to manage a partnership.
Roofing companies demonstrate accountability, focusing on clear documentation and creating an effective, reliable process.
At RaftRX, we believe that unifying a larger front can make the partnership between insurance companies and roofs more involved.
Strong partnerships allow insurers to confidently approve of roofing companies guaranteed by their reliable and high quality service. For roofing companies, the strong network of insurance partnerships guarantees a constant work process and enhances their status of reliable professionals in a fast -changing industry.
Roof and insurance providers can increase the efficiency and reliability of homeowners by recognizing common goals and promoting transparent partnerships.
This joint approach guarantees a better future for both industries and homeowners who depend on them.
The RaFTR Roofing + Exteriors portfolio includes the perimeter of the roof, a humble roof and restoration, Regal Roofing, Blue Hammer Roofing and Mills Siding & Roofing.
