Roofing AI agents that build the claim file, draft the supplements, and follow up with the carrier until the approval lands — because the work you already did shouldn’t be underpaid by paperwork you didn’t have time for. Storm calls answered 24/7, too.
Answering the storm surge is table stakes. For roofing companies working insurance jobs, the expensive leak is the paperwork layer: the claim documentation nobody assembles until it’s urgent, the supplement that never gets filed, and the adjuster follow-up that dies in a stack of sticky notes.
Crew photos, measurements, and voice notes become an organized, carrier-ready documentation packet — labeled, dated, and complete — the day of the inspection, not the night before the deadline.
The adjuster’s scope gets compared against what’s actually on the roof; missed line items — drip edge, ice-and-water, steep charges, code items — are flagged and drafted into a supplement for your review. Filed supplements are found money; unfiled ones are your margin, donated.
Every open claim gets its follow-up on cadence — status checks, resubmission nudges, documentation re-sends — with escalations routed to a named person when a human call is the right move.
The post-storm phone surge answered 24/7 and booked against your crews — and retail quotes drafted from inspection notes and chased politely until they’re answered.
The most-hated task in a roofing office, named and closed: from “adjuster’s scope received” to “supplement filed and chased” — every claim, every time, without a production coordinator living in carrier portals. Flat fee, live in about 30 days, maintained month-to-month with no lock-in.
Supplements are where we start in roofing — one piece of how an AI operations partner for service businesses runs the whole back office.
Roofing supplement automation assembles carrier-ready claim documentation from crew photos and field notes, compares the adjuster’s scope against the actual job to flag missed line items, drafts the supplement for contractor review, and follows up with the carrier on a set cadence until the claim resolves — recovering revenue that unfiled or unchased supplements routinely leave behind.
Tell us, and we’ll show you what they’re worth.
