Who we are
About Us
Clear Claims exists to bring clarity, objectivity, and credibility to the insurance restoration process.
We work alongside contractors and homeowners to ensure that insurance claims are handled thoroughly, fairly, and based on fact—not assumption. Every claim we support is backed by verifiable standards, peer-reviewed knowledge, and field-tested methodology.
We don’t expect blind trust—we prove our reasoning. Whether we're reviewing scopes, expanding coverage, or documenting damage, our focus is on providing clear, supportable evidence for every recommendation we make.
What We Do
Clear Claims acts as a third-party expert and claims support resource for both contractors and homeowners. While we advocate for fair and complete restoration, we also maintain a professional, fact-driven approach that insurance companies can respect. We’re not here to “pad claims”—we’re here to validate them.
How We Work
Thorough Scope Review: We evaluate scopes for accuracy, completeness, and code compliance—always with supporting documentation.
Clear Documentation: We use high-quality imagery, manufacturer guidelines, local code, and published standards to support every adjustment.
Professional Communication: We handle follow-ups, revisions, and supplement documentation with clarity.
Built on Proof
Our approach is rooted in industry best practices, science, and evidence-based methodology.
That means:
Peer-reviewed studies
NRCA, ASTM, and manufacturer technical bulletins
Local code requirements
Field performance and verified results
When we submit documentation, we’re prepared to explain and defend it—with facts, not fluff.
Why It Matters
Insurance claims should restore what was lost—not leave contractors cutting corners or homeowners covering costs out-of-pocket. We’re here to ensure the process works as intended, with transparency every step of the way.
Our Promise
Accuracy: We don’t guess. We investigate, document, and support.
Objectivity: We let the evidence speak for itself.
Clarity: We believe the process should be understandable and accessible.