Kansas City · Johnson County · KC Metro

Your adjuster scope is leaving $4,000–$9,000 on the table.

We audit Xactimate scopes for KC roofing and restoration contractors — finding every missed line item, underestimated quantity, and ignored code upgrade before you close the job.

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$7,200

Average recovered per scope audit

Verified Xactimate line items checked on every audit

78%

Of initial insurance estimates are missing legitimate items

$197

Per month — less than one recovered line item

How it works

You send the scope.
We find the money.

The whole process takes five minutes on your end. We do the rest.

Send us your adjuster scope

Forward the Xactimate PDF or photo the scope on your phone. That's the only thing you do.

We run the full audit

We check your scope against 92 verified line items, current KC pricing, and IRC 2021 code requirements. We find what the adjuster missed.

You get the report

A clean PDF listing every missing item, every underestimated quantity, and the exact dollar impact — ready to hand to your estimator.

You supplement and get paid

Your estimator adds the flagged items. You submit. The carrier pays what they actually owe.

What adjusters miss

The same items get skipped on almost every KC scope.

These aren't obscure line items. They're standard, code-required, and defensible — adjusters simply leave them off because their estimating templates don't catch them.

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O&P — Overhead & Profit

Missing on most multi-trade jobs. On a $30K claim, this alone adds $5,000–$7,000.

$5,000–$7,000 / job

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Steep slope & cut-up modifiers

Adjuster uses flat RFG 240 on a 9/12 pitch roof. A $400+ underpay per scope.

$400–$900 / job

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Drip edge — rake side missing

Adjusters include eaves but skip rake edges. IRC R905.2.8.5 requires both.

$300–$700 / job

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Starter strip

Carriers assume it's in the shingle price. It's not. Separate Xactimate line item.

$200–$500 / job

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Attic ventilation — IRC R806.2

If current vents don't meet the 1:150 ratio, additional vents are code-required.

$300–$800 / job

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Dumpster — wrong code

Adjuster uses DMO-PU when job needed a dumpster drop. One code fix = $300–$600.

$350–$600 / job

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Pipe boots & pipe jacks

Each penetration is a separate line item. On a typical KC roof that's 4–6 misses.

$280–$630 / job

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Building permit

KC and Johnson County require permits on full replacements. The cost is recoverable.

$150–$400 / job

The math

One recovered line item pays for a full year.

Here's what the numbers look like on a typical KC hail job.

Typical KC hail scope — before ScopeRight KC audit

$21,400 adjuster total

+$2,600

Missing line items

+$1,800

Qty corrections

+$4,200

O&P (missing)

$8,600

recovered per job

At $197/month, you need to recover $197 in missed items to break even. The average audit finds 43× that. On 12 jobs per year, the service pays for itself on the first job of January.

Pricing

Simple, flat pricing.
No percentages. No surprises.

A public adjuster charges 10–15% of your settlement. On a $30,000 claim that's $3,000–$4,500. We charge $197 a month — regardless of how many jobs you run.

Starter

$97 / month

For contractors who want the tools to do their own supplementing.

92-item scope audit checklist
Xactimate line item reference library
IRC 2021 code upgrade guide
Prompt templates for all damage types
Email support

Get started

You've probably thought this.

"We already have an estimator."

This makes your estimator faster and catches what they miss on code upgrades and modifier codes. Most estimators are strong on the obvious items and miss the $2,000 in modifier codes and permit items that add up across 15 jobs.

"We just accept what the adjuster gives us."

That's the most common situation — and exactly why we built this. Adjusters are paid to minimize. Supplementing is legal, standard, and expected. Contractors who start doing it see $30–60K more per year within six months.

"Is this the same as a public adjuster?"

No. A PA takes 10–15% of your entire settlement — $3,000–$4,500 on a $30K claim. We charge $197/month flat. We also don't submit the supplement for you — we give you the audit report and you take it to your Xactimate estimator.

"How much time does this take?"

Five minutes. You email us the scope PDF. We run the audit and email you back a report. You hand the report to whoever codes your Xactimate estimates. That's your entire time investment.

"What if the carrier denies the supplement?"

Every item in our audit report is backed by either an Xactimate code basis or a specific IRC section citation. Carriers approve code-required items at a significantly higher rate than items without documentation. If an item gets denied, we tell you exactly how to escalate it.

"We don't have time to deal with this."

You send a PDF. We send back a report. The part that takes time — the audit itself — is what we do. Your time commitment is under five minutes per scope.