Commercial Building Diagrams

1ESX Provides High-quality Commercial Building Diagrams For Roof Damage Insurance Claims

Using high-quality aerial imagery, our trained technicians provides accurate roof measurement reports that include detailed linear measurements.

Filing a roof damage claim can be a challenging task. Whether you are a public adjuster from Florida or a roofing contractor from Texas, having accurate and comprehensive roofing reports are required to make a difference and a necessary tool in facilitating accurate replacement or repair costs. 

The commercial roofing reports includes precise roof measurements, high-resolution aerial images, and detailed roof diagrams, to validate and strengthen your claims, while meeting the insurer stringent requirements. 

Regardless of the complexity, we have the technology and the expertise to carry out and prepare every commercial and multi-family roofing reports with high efficiency. 

We deliver the reports in ESX format and offer a PDF file for $10 extra. The ESX file enables adjusters to import directly into the industry-standard software Xactimate, to generate accurate estimates. In the end, this streamlines the claims process and gets you to a faster claims approval.

Commercial Building Diagrams Are More Complex Than Residential Roof Diagrams

Creating commercial roof diagrams for insurance claims is more complex as compared to residential single family homes. Here are some factors that may be responsible for it: 

1. Large Roofs: Commercial buildings have expansive and complex roofing structure, like with several corners or steep slopes. This increases the complexity to gather exact roof measurements. 
2. Complex Design: Commercial roofs may include multiple levels, unique shape, and structural elements, like HVAC units, vents, and solar panels. These elements complicate the measurement process and require high-level of precision. 
3. Material Variability: Commercial roofs uses different materials and feature varying slopes and pitches across different sections. Capturing all these details is essential to get an accurate estimate. 
4. Higher Stakes: Insurance claims for commerical roofs have a higher stakes and are often associated with high financial implications. Hence, there are no chances that reports should errors; otherwise, it can lead to disputes, delays, and financial losses.
5. Landscape Factors: Landscape factors, like weather conditions, shadow from neighboring buildings, or obstructions due to trees, can affect the accuracy of the roof measurement reports.