Vice Pro Estimates — Estimates Colorado Professionals Can Defend
Handling property claims in Colorado? You need an estimate the carrier can't punch holes in. We write Xactimate scopes and supplements for roofing contractors, public adjusters, and attorneys across the state. In Colorado, our offering is virtual estimating and supplemental estimating, with on-site available for large-loss projects by arrangement.
Dominant Peril in Colorado: Hail Damage Claims
Serving Texas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, Minnesota, and Nebraska — and every state hail hits. Your crew found hail bruising the adjuster's photos missed. We turn that into a carrier-ready Xactimate estimate, line by line, so the supplement holds up through re-inspection.
Learn about our hail damage claims servicesColorado Claims Context
The Colorado Division of Insurance regulates claims. Colorado is one of the worst hail states in the country — Front Range hail events drive massive roof claim volume. Colorado does not license public adjusters, but restrictions on contractor negotiation apply.
Licensing in Colorado
Colorado does not require a public adjuster license, but contractors cannot act as adjusters. We write the Xactimate estimate; your attorney or adjuster handles negotiation where required.
Why Colorado Matters
Hail makes Colorado a top roof supplement market. We prioritize roof supplement and Xactimate estimator keywords for Colorado.
Colorado FAQ
Do you write Xactimate estimates in Colorado?
Yes. We write Xactimate estimates for clients in Colorado and all 50 states, with Colorado-specific claim rules and common perils built into the scope.
Do you do on-site inspections in Colorado?
Outside Florida, our offering in Colorado is virtual estimating and supplemental estimating, with on-site travel available for large-loss projects and contracts by arrangement.
What are the most common property damage claims in Colorado?
In Colorado, the most common perils we scope are: Hail, Wind, Wildfire, Freeze. The dominant peril is Hail Damage Claims.
Do I need a licensed adjuster in Colorado?
Colorado does not require a public adjuster license, but contractors cannot act as adjusters. We write the Xactimate estimate; your attorney or adjuster handles negotiation where required.