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Storm Restoration Software That Follows the Claim

Canvass the neighborhood, document the damage, track the claim, and finance the deductible — one platform from the first knock to the finished roof.

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Storm restoration software for roofing contractors

Built for How Storm Work Actually Runs

Canvass fast after the storm

A mobile CRM lets reps log doors, book inspections, and move homeowners through a pipeline while the neighborhood is still hot. No paper door hangers to key in later.

Document the damage on-site

Capture inspection photos and roof measurements against each homeowner record, so the claim, the proposal, and the adjuster meeting all pull from the same file.

Track every claim's status

See which claims are filed, approved, or waiting on a supplement in one pipeline view. Nothing stalls because a rep forgot to follow up with the carrier.

Finance the deductible

Present a monthly payment for the deductible and any upgrades right inside the proposal, so the job doesn't die over an out-of-pocket check the homeowner isn't ready to write.

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Storm restoration software — canvassing pipeline and claim tracking

The Insurance Layer Is Where Storm Jobs Get Lost

A retail roof is quote, sign, install. A storm roof adds a claim number, an adjuster meeting, a supplement, and a deductible the homeowner still has to pay. Run that in spreadsheets and jobs stall between the approval and the build.

SubcontractorHub keeps the claim details, the inspection photos, the proposal, and the rebuild in one homeowner record. When the claim is approved, the install is ready to schedule with the scope already attached.

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Storm restoration software — proposals and deductible financing on a tablet

One Platform for Storm, Retail, and Every Trade

Most exterior contractors don't only chase storms. They run retail roofing in the slow months, and plenty add solar or HVAC. Paying for a separate tool for each line of work means re-entering the same customer three times.

SubcontractorHub runs storm and retail jobs in the same CRM, the same proposal tool, and the same project management system. Managers see the whole business — every trade, every job type — in one dashboard.

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SubcontractorHub is the right fit if:

Built for roofing and exterior contractors who run insurance restoration work and need canvassing, claim tracking, and financing in one place.

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You send crews to canvass hail- and wind-hit neighborhoods

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Reps need to book inspections and log doors from a phone

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You track insurance claims, supplements, and adjuster meetings

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Homeowners need a way to finance the deductible or upgrades

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Jobs stall in the gap between claim approval and the build

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You also run retail roofing, solar, or HVAC and want one system

Common Questions

What is storm restoration software?

Storm restoration software helps roofing and exterior contractors run insurance-driven work after hail and wind events. It ties together canvassing leads, inspection documentation, claim tracking, proposals, financing for out-of-pocket costs, and the rebuild — so a claim moves from the first door knock to a completed roof without falling through the cracks.

How is it different from regular roofing software?

Regular roofing software assumes a retail sale: quote a price, sign a contract, install. Storm restoration adds an insurance layer — claim numbers, adjuster meetings, supplements, ACV vs. RCV, and deductibles the homeowner still has to cover. SubcontractorHub handles the sales pipeline and the rebuild in one platform and lets reps present financing for the deductible inside the same proposal.

Can teams canvass and track leads by neighborhood?

Yes. Storm work depends on canvassing hail-hit neighborhoods fast. SubcontractorHub gives reps a mobile CRM to log doors, book inspections, and move each homeowner through a visible pipeline. Managers see which streets are worked, which inspections are booked, and which claims are approved without calling every rep.

Does it help with the homeowner's deductible?

Even when insurance covers the roof, the homeowner still owes the deductible and often wants upgrades insurance won't pay for. SubcontractorHub has embedded financing built into the proposal, so reps can show a monthly payment for the out-of-pocket portion at the door instead of losing the job over a check the homeowner doesn't have.

Can one platform run both storm and retail roofing jobs?

Yes. Most exterior contractors run storm and retail side by side, and many also sell solar or HVAC. SubcontractorHub keeps every trade and job type in one CRM, one proposal tool, and one project management system, so you aren't paying for and switching between separate tools for each line of work.

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