What is Scope of loss?
Definition. A written description of all damage to be repaired and the work needed to repair it, including quantities and materials. The adjuster's scope becomes the basis of the insurance estimate. Contractors with a licensed adjuster on staff, such as Robust Roofing, write their own scope in the same format so the two can be compared line by line.
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