The Contractor Has the Most Power | Not the Insurance Adjuster

[@BenjaminDiMeglio]

Im a contractor of over 30 years experience in 3 states and I find everything you are talking about extremely valuable and informative. Thank you so much. I have already learned so many critical "need to know" points, that I am literally binge watching your channel. :) Thank you for all your valuable insight into your experience. -Benjamin California Building Concepts.

[@InsuranceRestorationTraining]

Thanks so much for watching and especially for that awesome comment. I really appreciate you sharing that with me. Keep it up. It’s all worth it. 🙏🙌❤️

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[@chadmichael8265]

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[@chadmichael8265]

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[@samtraviusedwards9962]

I love your content I just think you’re a bit wordy.

[@InsuranceRestorationTraining]

@samtraviusedwards9962 thanks for watching. I get that a lot. 🤪🤣👊😉

[@Me-wt6nl]

My contractor keeps asking me to request the supplement. I’m the homeowner.

[@InsuranceRestorationTraining]

That may be something you might want to consider. Every job I have ever seen was initially shorted by the original insurance adjuster and needs to be supplemented. Thanks for watching and for the comment. I wish you the best. 🙏🙌👊😉

[@LuisLobos-g6v]

where can i find the code for decking needing to be upgrade to code from 1/2 to 5/8?

[@InsuranceRestorationTraining]

It depends on where the job is located (city and state) and whether or not it is residential or commercial. If you comment back that information I will tell you exactly where you can find it. It isn’t the same for all locations. Thanks for watching. 🙏🙌👊😉

[@josemzds]

@@InsuranceRestorationTraining what would the code be for Thomasville North Carolina?

[@InsuranceRestorationTraining]

@josemzds 2018 International Residential Code IRC (for residential jobs), the 2018 International Building Code IBC (for commercial jobs) and the 2018 International Energy Conservation Code IECC (for both residential and commercial). For roofing you will want to look in Chapter 9 (Roof Assemblies) in the IRC for residential jobs and Chapter 15 for commercial jobs in the IBC. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and for the question. 🙏🙌👊😉