Premier Systems, Inc.

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Your Insurance Company may want you to get 3 or 4 estimates. This time consuming process is up to you. The amount your insurance company agrees to give you for repair of your home will be considered the total insurance allowance. If you choose the lesser of proposals, your total insurance allowance will be reduced by this amount, regardless of the quality and integrity of the company itself.

In most cases, your insurance company will make two payments. The first check is for the actual cash value (ACV), less depreciation. Upon completion of the work, your contractor will send a final invoice to your insurance company. This invoice will include ACV plus depreciation, which equals your net claim. Your insurance company will then release the depreciation check.

"I just wanted to thank you for the great job your company done on our new roof. We really appreciated Scott and the information he gave us and his great personality he has. Scott was outstanding in his information on what your workers were doing all through the time they were putting on our roof.

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