For Insurance Agents & Adjusters
Clean documentation, code-compliant scopes, and zero games. The contractor you can refer without holding your breath.
Why Carriers' People Work Well With CRS
Half our residential volume is claim-funded, so we built the process around what makes your file easy. You get slope-by-slope photo documentation with chalked test squares. Drone orthos map the damage distribution. Soft-metal collateral evidence supports the file. We write scopes to the approved estimate. We document supplements the way reviewers actually approve them: photos, code citations, and measurements, not adjectives.
- ✓ Meet-the-adjuster availability across the Panhandle
- ✓ Documentation packages before the ladder goes up
- ✓ Code-compliant scopes, no invented line items
- ✓ Deductibles collected per Texas law, every time
- ✓ Supplements with evidence, not arguments
- ✓ Local shop, fully insured, references on request
For Agents: Send Us Your Tough Ones
Send us the policyholder with a storm-chaser contract they regret. Send the roof that has been "repaired" three times and still leaks. Send the insured who wants an honest read on whether damage clears the deductible before anyone files. That's our daily work. We inspect free, document everything, and tell policyholders the truth, including "don't file this one." Your client stays your client. They just stop calling you about the roof.
For Adjusters: What You Get On Our Roofs
A contractor contact who answers, photo files organized by slope, measurements that match the aerial report, and job sites that pass reinspection. We build to the approved scope and document changes before invoicing them. If you're scheduling an inspection on a roof we've documented, call (806) 290-0639 and we'll walk it with you.
Direct line for agents & adjusters
(806) 290-0639 · sales@crsroofer.com. Reference the claim number and we'll have the file open before the call ends.
Homeowner reading this instead? Start with the Texas hail claims guide or a free inspection.
Working a Panhandle Roof Claim?
Documentation, scopes, and a contractor who answers. One call.