For Licensed Contractors

Stop Leaving Money on the Table.
Start Getting Paid What You're Owed.

The complete field guide to supplementing property insurance claims — written by a licensed public adjuster and contractor who has sat on both sides of the desk.

16Chapters + Appendices
5Ready-to-Use Templates
2Dispute Checklists
1Insider Who's Been Both Sides

Carriers Are Counting on You Not Knowing This

Most contractors doing insurance restoration work are getting underpaid — not because they're bad contractors, but because no one taught them the language of the insurance claim.

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Scopes get cut without explanation

Carriers issue low estimates and count on you not knowing how to push back — or what to push back with.

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Code upgrades get denied

You know what the building department requires. The carrier doesn't care — unless you know how to document and demand it properly.

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O&P disappears from estimates

Overhead & profit is legally owed on most claims. But if you don't know the case law and how to request it, it won't appear.

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Supplements go unanswered

Poorly written supplements get ignored. The right format, the right documentation, and the right language get results.

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You don't know your dispute options

Appraisal, mediation, arbitration — each has specific triggers, timelines, and strategy. Most contractors never use them.

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Documentation doesn't hold up

Weak photos and missing measurements give carriers every reason to deny or reduce. Proper documentation is a skill.

Learn the Language.
Get Fairly Paid.

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SupplementPro
The Contractor's Guide to Supplementing Property Insurance Claims
Larry NeJame
Licensed PA | Licensed Contractor
  • Understand the policy — know exactly which provisions support your supplement before you write a single line.
  • Master code upgrades — document what the building department requires and make it stick.
  • Claim O&P confidently — backed by legal framework most adjusters don't expect you to know.
  • Write supplements that get approved — structure, language, and documentation that works.
  • Fight back when carriers say no — appraisal, mediation, and arbitration explained step by step.
  • Photograph and document like a pro — nothing left for a carrier to question.
  • Use the ready-made templates — cover letters, demand letters, and checklists you can use today.

16 Chapters. Every Angle Covered.

01

The Contractor's Role

Where you fit in the claim process and how to position yourself professionally.

02

Understanding the Policy

Key provisions, exclusions, and language that affects every supplement you write.

03

Building Codes & Code Upgrades

What carriers owe when codes require upgrades — and how to document it.

04

Testing Standards & Organizations

Industry standards that support your scope and how to cite them correctly.

05

Overhead & Profit — Legal Framework

The case law and carrier guidelines that make O&P non-negotiable.

06

ACV & Depreciation

How depreciation is calculated, when it's recoverable, and how to dispute improper withholding.

07

Xactimate & Estimating Standards

How to work within Xactimate, when to push back on line items, and how to get your numbers accepted.

08

Communication Rules & Recording Laws

What you can record, how to document conversations, and protecting yourself legally.

09

The Appraisal Process

When to invoke appraisal, how it works, and how to choose the right appraiser.

10

State Mediation Programs

Free or low-cost dispute options most contractors never use — and how to use them.

11

Arbitration — Strategy & Pitfalls

Process, timelines, what to avoid, and how to present your case effectively.

12

The Supplement Workflow

Start-to-finish process: inspection, documentation, submission, follow-up, resolution.

13

Documentation & Photography

Exactly what to capture, how to capture it, and how to present it so nothing gets questioned.

14

Writing the Supplement Package

Structure, language, and presentation that gets your supplement read and approved.

15

Water & Mold Claims

Special documentation requirements, scope considerations, and carrier pushback strategies.

16

Working with Public Adjusters & Attorneys

When to bring in help, how to structure the relationship, and how to protect your interests.

Included in the Bundle:

📋 Roofing Supplement Checklist 📋 Interior / Water Damage Checklist ✉️ Sample Supplement Cover Letter ✉️ Sample Appraisal Demand Letter ✉️ Sample Depreciation Rebuttal Letter 📚 Key Statutes & Resources 📖 Full Glossary

Written by Someone Who's Been Both Sides

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Larry NeJame
Licensed Public Adjuster Licensed Roofing Contractor Licensed General Contractor

Larry NeJame started his career as a staff adjuster for an insurance carrier — inspecting losses, writing estimates, and learning exactly how carriers think, train their adjusters, and decide what to pay. Then he crossed the line. He became a licensed contractor — roofing, general contracting, from CMU block and structural steel to elevated slabs and finish work.

Today he runs NeJame Claims Adjusting, a licensed public adjusting firm, alongside Orange Contracting & Roofing. When he walks a storm-damaged property, he reads it simultaneously as an adjuster, a contractor, and a businessperson. That combination is rare — and it's the foundation of everything in this guide.

Results from the Field

★★★★★

"I've been doing insurance work for 8 years and thought I knew what I was doing. The chapter on O&P alone paid for this guide ten times over in the first month. I finally know how to back up what I'm asking for."

Marcus T.
T&T Restoration, Tampa FL
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"The supplement checklist is something I use on every single job now. Before this, I was leaving code upgrade money on the table constantly. I didn't even know I could push back the way this guide teaches."

Jennifer R.
Apex Roofing & Construction, Houston TX
★★★★★

"The appraisal chapter alone is worth every penny. We had a $40K dispute that we didn't know how to handle. Followed the process in the book, got an independent appraiser, and ended up settling for $38K. Game changer."

David K.
Keystone General Contracting, Orlando FL

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Common Questions

Is this for any type of contractor or just roofers?

While roofing examples are used throughout, the guide covers all property damage claims — interior water damage, mold, structural, and general restoration work. The supplement process, documentation standards, and dispute resolution chapters apply to any licensed contractor doing insurance restoration.

Do I need to know Xactimate to use this guide?

No. Chapter 7 covers Xactimate from the ground up, and the rest of the guide works whether or not you use Xactimate. The principles apply to any estimating platform.

Is the information specific to Florida?

The author is based in Florida and includes Florida-specific statutes, but the core content — policy interpretation, O&P law, documentation, appraisal, and dispute resolution — applies in all states. State-specific resources are noted where relevant.

How is this delivered after purchase?

Immediately after payment, you'll receive an email with a secure download link for the PDF guide. Bundle purchasers also receive editable template files. No waiting, no shipping.

What if I'm not satisfied?

We offer a full 30-day money-back guarantee. If you read the guide and don't find it valuable, contact us and we'll refund your purchase in full — no hoops to jump through.