Why would I not be eligible for your services?
Why would I not be eligible for your services?
This is a common question-The answer is many contractors have contracts which are either poorly written or out of date. While you may have a contract with a client to do work for them, your contract may lack the proper language authorizing you to discuss a claim in regards to damages, repairs, or estimation methodology with the insurance company on their behalf. Before we can help you get paid for work previously completed, your contract must grant you the authority to contact the insurance company on the insured's behalf. Here is what we do in a nutshell:
This is a common question-The answer is many contractors have contracts which are either poorly written or out of date. While you may have a contract with a client to do work for them, your contract may lack the proper language authorizing you to discuss a claim in regards to damages, repairs, or estimation methodology with the insurance company on their behalf. Before we can help you get paid for work previously completed, your contract must grant you the authority to contact the insurance company on the insured's behalf. Here is what we do in a nutshell:
We negotiate the "Scope of Work" NOT "Policy interpretation"
We never commit insurance fraud.
We keep the insured abreast of changes to the scope of work.
Our primary reason for denying service: Poorly drafted contract because it creates difficulties in collecting supplement checks.
Our primary reason for denying service: Poorly drafted contract because it creates difficulties in collecting supplement checks.