If the insurance claim on your roof has been approved, the insurance company will provide the estimate for you. The insurance adjuster who inspected your home will decide the full scope of work to be completed. The adjuster will provide you with an itemized list that includes market rates for the work they believe to be necessary. Karis Construction doesn’t provide an estimate because we won’t know the scope of the work to be completed for your insurance policy until the insurance company provides the itemized loss sheet. That way you can be sure whoever you choose for your contractor won’t be able to gouge you with a huge bill or try to sneak other “necessary fixes” on top of you. We have what we call “insurance experts” on our team here at Karis Construction. Once we are able to review the itemized estimate from your insurance company we can then go to bat for you if we feel they missed something that should be covered by your claim. We will complete the work only for the amount insurance pays out and not a penny more.