Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at 04:17PM 
Hello, my name is Pearla. I work in job data processing at Champion Construction Systems, Inc.
I have not been able to put information in the Champion blog because we have had alot of roof claims lately. Maybe you have had hail or wind damage to your roof.
Some of the questions that our customers have had are:
" Why won't you do an estimate for the roof like all the other companies".
Wednesday, February 11, 2009 at 08:08AM 
The whole insurance claim process can be confusing. Its true that your insurance company approves the scope of the repairs and provides the claim funds. But your contractor (not the insurance company) is responsible for performing satisfactory repairs, and you the homeowner (not the insurance company) are ultimately responsible to make sure that your contractor gets paid.
A common question people have is 'what do I do with my deductible?' Your insurance company will 'deduct' your insurance deductible from the total claim funds that they pay. If you have a total claim of $10,000.00 and your deductible is $1,000.00, your insurance company will pay $9,000.00 and your $1,000.00 deductible is to be paid by you directly to your contractor.
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