Illustrative roof assessment scene; not a client project

FOR LAW FIRMS

A clearer picture
of the roofing facts.

Independent roofing claim files that help your team understand scope, cost and storm context—with an honest view of the strengths and limitations.

Evidence your team can work through.

01 / SCOPE

Understand the roof.

Document the roofing scope and the issues that need attention in the claim file.

02 / ESTIMATE

Understand the cost.

Develop a roofing estimate that helps your team examine the work and its associated costs.

03 / CONTEXT

Understand the event.

Review NOAA-based storm-data context alongside the available property and claim information.

Honest assessment matters.

A useful file explains what the evidence supports—and what it does not.

Daniel discusses best, worst and likely outcomes based on the available information. No result is guaranteed, and a roofing assessment does not replace your firm’s legal judgment.

A few things worth knowing

What should our firm send first?

Start with the property location, loss type, date of loss and current claim status. Daniel can then identify what information is needed to discuss scope.

Is every case a fit?

No. Fit depends on the circumstances and information available. Daniel will discuss the file before agreeing to the work.

Does this include testimony, appraisal or adjusting?

Those services are not included in this website’s stated scope. Discuss the exact assignment with Daniel before relying on availability or qualifications for a particular role.

Start with the file.

Tell Daniel the property location, loss type, date of loss and claim status so the next conversation has a useful starting point.

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Otter Creek Consulting

Roofing consulting for contractors and law firms · Elizabeth, Colorado

Representative roof imagery is illustrative and is not presented as completed client work.

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