Why Your Roof Estimate and Your Contractor's Bid Don't Match
Your insurance company says $8,400. Your contractor says $14,000. Neither of them is lying to you — and the gap has a name.
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Your insurance company says $8,400. Your contractor says $14,000. Neither of them is lying to you — and the gap has a name.
Your insurance company's first estimate isn't a final offer — it's an opening position. A supplement is how the rest of the money gets found.
The first estimate your insurance company sends isn't a final number — it's an opening one. Here's what routinely gets missed, and why it isn't the adjuster's fault.