For Florida roofing contractors
Roof claim stuck with the carrier? Send the homeowner to us.
When an insurer underpays, denies or stalls a roof claim, your job stalls with it. A licensed public adjuster takes over the claim for the homeowner, so you can stick to the roof.
$2,988,484.96 paid by carriers on 185 Care Claims client claims
How a handoff works
Three steps. About two minutes for the homeowner.
Share your link or QR
You get a personal link and a QR card for your estimate packet. Leave it with any homeowner whose claim is underpaid, denied or stuck.
The homeowner reaches out
They answer two short questions and leave their number. They contact us themselves, so the permission is theirs.
We call them, you hear back
We call the homeowner within one business day. We let you know once we’ve reached them.
What partners get
A claim partner you can count on.
Your own link and QR card
Every homeowner you send is tagged to your company automatically.
Status updates
Received, contacted, and with the homeowner’s OK, signed. From your contact, not a robot.
One named contact
Jonathan Cimadevilla, licensed public adjuster. (352) 782-2617.
The full loss documented
We document the whole roof loss for the homeowner’s claim, including the items carriers tend to leave out.
What a Florida homeowner says
“...My roofer recommended I hire a public adjuster to fight my claim on my behalf. Well after hiring Care Claims, It only took them a few days to get my claim settled. I was awarded more than expected. Jonathan from Care Claims really knows his stuff...”
What we never do
- Pay for referrals or share adjusting fees with contractors.
- Touch your scope, your pricing or your contract.
- Tell the homeowner which roofer to use. That choice is always theirs.
Florida Statutes 626.854 and 626.8795 govern public adjuster referrals and conflicts of interest.
Become a partner
One minute to sign up.
Tell us about your company. We’ll send your partner link and QR card the same day.
Scan to get a free claim review from Care Claims, licensed Florida public adjusters. Ref: SUNSHINE-ROOFING
Sample of the QR card you hand homeowners.
Questions roofers ask
What happens to my roof job?
Nothing changes on your side. The homeowner keeps their contract with you. We handle the claim with the insurer.
Do you pay referral fees?
No. Florida law doesn’t allow it, and we keep it that way.
Will I know what happened?
We’ll let you know when we’ve reached the homeowner. Claim details are shared only if the homeowner says it’s OK.
Which claims fit?
Underpaid, denied, delayed or stalled roof claims, and claims where the homeowner doesn’t know where to start.