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Hey everyone! I’m excited to announce that the Adjuster Academy module — Technical Skills & Estimatics — is officially LIVE inside the classroom! 🧾🏠 This module focuses on your field documentation and creating complete, carrier-compliant estimates that pass audits with no kickbacks. We’ll walk through a real example to cover: 🔹 What You’ll Learn ✅ How to photograph a loss like a pro (and what order to shoot in) ✅ Building your estimate in Xactimate — step-by-step ✅ Writing strong F9 notes that pass audit every time ✅ Matching photos, notes, and line items for total file accuracy ✅ Carrier audit prep & file organization best practices 💻 What’s Included? 📘 Downloadable resources: - Photo Sequencing & Labeling Guide - F9 Note Template - Carrier Audit Checklist - Line Item Reference Sheet 🧠 Goal of This Module By the end, you’ll know how to take a residential property inspection and turn it into a professional, audit-ready claim file that sets you apart from the average adjuster. Head over to the Classroom → Technical Skills & Estimatics section to start Lesson 1! Drop your questions, screenshots, or example files in the comments as you go — I’ll be reviewing and giving feedback! Let’s go build some estimates 💪

Hi everyone! I wanted to update you on what I've been working on. I have a few videos coming up for "Shadow an Adjuster" They will show different loss types and the correct way to scope them. I have residential claims for wind, for hail, and for water loss. I will add some commercial claims as well.

Understanding policy coverage is one of the most important parts of being an adjuster. Every claim starts with the same question: What does the policy actually cover? It’s more than reading a declarations page — it’s interpreting limits, exclusions, endorsements, and how they apply to the specific loss in front of you. When you understand coverage, you can set clear expectations with the insured, make accurate decisions, avoid leakage, and write clean, defensible files that carriers trust. Strong coverage knowledge doesn’t just protect the company — it protects you as an adjuster. It builds confidence, speeds up claim handling, and prevents the headaches that come from misunderstandings or incorrect decisions. At the end of the day, understanding coverage isn’t just a technical skill — it’s the foundation of good adjusting.

I'm working on the classroom modules. Which one would be most beneficial to you that you'd like me to work on next?