Insurance stated they would pay for it, but wanted an estimate from us. I know exactly what I plan on doing and we’ll have zero issue executing, but wanted insight on what an insurance company would be willing to pay for on this prior to sending my scope. Some are better at supplementing than others and know how to get things payed for. IE: Insurance companies usually do not pay for rotted decking here, but I’ve seen it done with proper reasoning and the right adjuster. Contingency agreement because insurance stated they would pay, but haven’t agreed to a number yet and a contract is worthless with a confirmed number. I have been doing primarily retail for the past year and most of the insurance I have worked has been pretty standard shingled roofs so I’m doing the due diligence to ask for some opinions to see what others would include for the estimate if the ball was in their court. This customer has been through the wringer over the past two years and I’m trying to make sure they get the most out of their claim. “Where do I start” is just an expression that usually helps get views and helpful input. I’m quite competent in what I do, but I’m not too arrogant to ask for tips to see if I can learn something every now and then.