A referral resource for contractors & roofers
When a homeowner's insurance claim is underpaid, the repair they need gets cut too. If you run into that, you can point them to ALSP — we document the full scope so the claim reflects the real damage.
You see it constantly: a homeowner with real storm damage, an insurance estimate that doesn't come close to covering a proper repair, and a job that can't be done right for the money on the table. When the claim is underpaid, the homeowner is the one who loses.
ALSP works for the homeowner as their licensed public adjuster, documenting the full scope of damage and making sure the claim reflects what the repair actually requires — including code upgrades, matching, and the parts of the loss a quick inspection misses. If you encounter a homeowner stuck with an underpaid or denied claim, you can simply refer them to us for a free inspection.
Why contractors refer homeowners to us
- Claims documented to reflect the full, code-compliant repair — not a stripped-down estimate
- The homeowner gets treated fairly, which reflects well on everyone involved
- Clear, separate roles: you do the work; we represent the homeowner on the claim
- No fees, no arrangements, no strings — just an honest referral when a homeowner needs help
- We never ask you to do anything that crosses a line — we represent the homeowner, ethically and by the book
We keep the roles clean and compliant. ALSP represents the homeowner as a licensed public adjuster. There's no partnership, no referral fee, and no financial arrangement — just an appropriate referral when a homeowner needs help.
A simple referral, handled right
You spot the damage
On an inspection or a job, you see storm damage and a claim that's likely to be underpaid or denied.
Refer the homeowner
Send them our way for a free inspection — no cost or obligation to them.
We document the claim
We inspect, document the full scope, and present an accurate claim to the insurer.
You do the work
With the claim reflecting the real repair, you can do the job right.
For Contractors & Roofers — questions
Is it legal for a contractor to refer clients to a public adjuster?
Yes — referring a homeowner to a licensed public adjuster is appropriate and common. What's not allowed is a contractor adjusting or negotiating the claim, or a public adjuster and contractor entering a financial arrangement. We keep the lines clean: you do the work, we represent the homeowner, and there are no fees or arrangements between us.
Do you replace my relationship with the homeowner?
Not at all. You're the contractor; we represent the homeowner on the insurance claim. We work alongside the homeowner so the job gets done right and they're treated fairly.
What does it cost the homeowner?
The inspection is free. If they move forward, public adjusters in Arizona typically work on a percentage of the claim — explained clearly and in writing up front.
Have a client who needs us?
Refer a homeowner with property damage for a free, no-obligation inspection — or reach out with any questions.