Cost of Services:
Estimate = 1 % of the RCV total
Supplements and Appraisals = $2500 per hour, not to exceed 20 % of the increased amount
Example: An Estimate with an RCV total of $25,000.00 will cost $250.00
A Supplement or Appraisal with an increased amount of $7,500.00 would cost no more than $1500.00
Your professional Xactimate Estimate includes:
Estimate written by a Public Adjuster or certified estimator
Free Revisions
Professional consultation
EagleView Report, if applicable
Your custom letterhead and Logo
Depriciation Breakdown, if needed
Photos, if needed
Xactimate PDF
A recent request from a contractor was to get the estimate up from 30k to around 40 or 50k “if possible”, because he just knew it would cost more to finish the job then what his estimate was showing. Using his information and our database of Public Adjusting knowledge, our finished product increased the claim to 87k. That’s an increase of $57,000.00 on one job! This type of success is common practice for EEE. That contractor slept well that night, knowing he would be able to complete the job without cutting corners, and would finally make a profit.
How Payments work
Urgency Fee Option:
You have the option to pay a $25.00 urgency fee at the time of submitting your project, to make sure that it receives special attention. This will move your project to the very front of the line, so that it is addressed immediately. At the end of the project submission form, you’ll see the option to pay an urgency fee, simply check the box next to “Yes, expedite my estimate immediately”, and after you submit, you’ll be prompted to pay the urgency fee. If you do not require immediate attention for your project, do not opt to pay the urgency fee, and you’ll receive your estimate as usual, within the 48 hour turn-over time, granted you’ve submitted ALL of the paperwork required to write your estimate, and paid for it in full.
STANDARD PAYMENTS (how you pay for your estimate and receive it):
1.) You will give us your billing information on the New Client Form, to be kept on file. You may see a $1 charge, that will be refunded shortly after. This is just the card verification.
2.) After you Submit a project on the “Submit a New Project” page, your estimate will be created and emailed to you, and your card on file will be charged.
3.) You’ll receive a transaction receipt in your email showing the description of the estimate and the charge that was made.
4.) After receiving your estimate, you simply review it and respond with any revisions that need to be made.
If your payment is declined at any point, you will be notified and all EEE services will be on hold until the matter is resolved, including appraisals that are already underway.
A FEW TESTIMONIALS ABOUT EEE:
“Every time you guys write an estimate for us the customer gets the quality they deserve and we make way more money than I thought we would. Now I think I’ll finally take up golfing.”
-Ross Hail of CMR Construction and Roofing, St. Louis, Missouri
“I don’t know of anybody in the industry who is as knowledgeable about insurance and construction as you guys are. We’ve made a lot of money this year, this is definitely going to be a long term relationship.”
“I can’t believe how reasonably priced EEE was, especially considering all of the consultations we had; you nearly doubled our claim. Thank you”
-South Haven Apartments, Greenville, North Carolina
