Sales Reps-
One of Mississippi's Fastest Growing roofing companies is seeking sales representatives to assist homeowners in processing their insurance claims due to storms. We are not storm chasers and are home grown. We are locally owned and family oriented business. We offer a VERY ATTRACTIVE commission, you get 10% total job cost commission. Our pricing is structured to match insurance proceeds. We are seeking experienced, in-home CLOSERS for residential roof replacements . PREVIOUS SALES EXPERIENCE AND ROOFING KNOWLEDGE PREFERED!!!
We want someone with a proven record of delivering high quality presentations, asking for the sale, overcoming objections, working with insurance claims, and getting referrals. Leads may be provided but we want someone who will take the leads a little further and network with the neighbors. If the lead has hail damage so does the neighbor. It is the easiest money you can make. Serious CLOSERS only. We are not looking to teach you how to sell. Average sales people and order-takers need not apply. Commissioned sales position with bonuses. Please email resume today to FPC@GMX.US. We are looking forward to interviewing with you soon.
WWW.FIRSTPRIORITYCONSTRUCTION.COM
1-866-ROOFF-45
Potential Candidates must possess the following:
Must have your own vehicle capable of holding a ladder, preferably a truck
Must be able to climb roof, inspect, diagram and measure.
Must be money motivated and self starter.
Must be professional in appearance and customer service oriented.
Must work with INTEGRITY! (We want our customers for life)
First Priority Construction / Insurance Claims
Hail, wind and storm damage are considered an insurance loss on your homeowner’s policy. Most insurance companies will pay the entire cost, less your deductible, for replacing the roof if it is damaged.
First Priority Construction specializes in accident and weather related damage repair and replacement.We will help you deal with your insurance company and meet with your insurance adjuster. Our involvement prevents you from getting stuck with a settlement that won’t cover your costs, or even worse, getting denied. With First Priority Construction you pay no out-of-pocket expense other than your insurance deductible. We agree to accept what your insurance company will pay for the claim, including your deductible, and ensure the highest quality repair or replacement.
Our Process
1. First, we ask that you allow us to Inspect your roof and then meet with your insurance adjusters and review the scope of work and check all measurements to ensure all damage is fairly evaluated and reported accurately
2. Second, we match our contract to the work specified in the insurance adjusters report.
3. Third, we fax the signed contract to the insurance company.
4. Fourth, if there is a mortgage on the home, the mortgage company’s name will most likely be on the check along with yours. Most likely there will be several forms to be filled out and notarized.
Insurance Claims – FAQ
Q. How do I know if I have hail damage? My roof isn’t leaking.
A. In a hailstorm, most hail that hits your roof and house may be too small to cause any damage. However, a percentage of the hail may be large or irregularly shaped, which can cause severe damage that may not be readily apparent and may not start leaking for some time. It’s best to have your roof inspected by a roofing contractor to determine if you need to file an insurance claim and have an insurance adjuster assess the total amount of damage incurred.
Q. The insurance company withheld depreciation on my roof. Will I get that money to pay my contractor?
A. Yes. Most all home owners policies cover full replacement value. The first check the insurance company gives you is the Actual Value (AV); what the roof is worth today with it’s useful remaining life. The money that was withheld is called the depreciation, or technically, the Replacement Value (RV) and will be paid when the work is completed or most times upon the submission of a signed contract with a contractor for the work specified in the insurance adjusters summary report.
Q. Why did the insurance company withhold depreciation?
A. There are two reasons that the insurance companies hold some money back. The first reason is to make sure that you get the work done. Past experience has shown them that, if they give the customer all the money up front, many people end up spending it on something else. The second reason is that they wish to make sure that you pay your full deductible. The insurance companies reason that, if you are given all the money to begin with, many people would naturally try to find a contractor who would perform the job for the dollar amount in hand. By holding a retainage amount, they can adjust the amount of the final payout based on the roofing contractor’s invoice, thus assuring that the customer does pay the deductible.
Q. On my paperwork, it looks like my insurance company has already deducted my deductible from the check they sent me?
A. When most people look at their insurance paperwork they are confused, because they think the insurance company deducted their deductible from the money the insurance company has sent them. However, the deductible is the amount that the homeowner is responsible for paying directly to the contractor. The insurance company subtracts the home owners deductible amount on the paperwork from the total amount the insurance company allows for the claim, since the homeowner will pay their deductible directly to the contractor. The balance after subtracting what the homeowner will pay directly to the contractor as a deductible, is the total amount the insurance company will actually pay for the claim.
Q. The insurance is only paying for part of my roof, and my neighbor’s insurance company paid for their entire roof; why is my insurance company only paying for part of my roof?
A. No two houses receive the same amount of damage in a storm. Your neighbor may have sustained extensive damage, and you may have received none. The insurance company will only pay for the actual damages incurred. If the entire roof was not damaged, unfortunately the insurance company cannot pay for the whole roof. However, if is it border line, it always helps to have your roofing contractor inspect the roof with your insurance adjuster to accurately assess all damage to the roof. Sometimes insurance adjusters may not be able to see all the damage if they’re not able to walk on a step roof and photograph certain areas. First Priority Construction ensures a helpful presence to look out for your best interest and assist the insurance adjuster if needed with damage assessment, photographs, and measurements.
Q. Should I get several estimates?
A. You will want a roofer that suits your needs.First Priority Construction puts you and your needs FIRST ! You should go INTERVIEW & research roofers, yes, but you don't need or want estimates. However, when insurance is paying for the work, the dollar amount of the estimate is not very important as long as it is equal to or less than the insurance company estimate. In all such cases, with First Priority Construction, you will only be paying your deductible, so your cost with us will be what the insurance company pays, plus your deductible. Therefore, your decision should be based on going with the contractor that you feel most comfortable with and whom you feel will perform the best job.
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Email with any questions to Paul Taylor at tayloredrenovations@gmail.com or by phone at (601) 506 – 5175
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We will come pick up ANY combination of old appliances, car parts, unused play ground equipment
&/or scrap metals on your property, and if it is 1000 lbs. or more it is ***FREE*** of charge.
All items must bet easily accessible.
We can also pick up smaller loads for a charge of $25 fuel and disposal.
We do "clean up's", just call us for an estimate.
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