Building code intelligence
ClaimProof researches the code that actually governs this roof.
ClaimProof distinguishes between verified, source-backed requirements and items that require additional professional verification.
- Municipality
- County
- Authority Having Jurisdiction
- Building department
- Adopted building/residential code
- Code edition
- Local amendments
- Roofing-specific requirements
Roofing code research
The requirements that show up in roofing scopes.
ClaimProof can research the specific roofing requirements associated with the jurisdiction.
- Roof tear-off
- Roof-covering removal
- Decking
- Sheathing
- Underlayment
- Synthetic underlayment
- Ice barrier
- Ice-and-water membrane
- Drip edge
- Valleys
- Valley lining
- Flashing
- Step flashing
- Kick-out flashing
- Chimney flashing
- Roof-to-wall flashing
- Roof ventilation
- Attic ventilation
- Fastening
- High-wind requirements
- Starter requirements
- Ridge and hip requirements
- Reroofing restrictions
- Manufacturer installation requirements when incorporated into code
- Permits
- Inspections
- Local roofing amendments
Restraint is the point.
ClaimProof does not automatically call a particular product or upgrade code-required unless supporting authority exists. A finding that cannot be backed by a source is presented as an item requiring professional verification, not as a requirement.
Permit intelligence
Permits and inspections, compared against the carrier’s scope.
ClaimProof researches potential permit and inspection requirements associated with the roof replacement. Those requirements can then be compared with the carrier’s scope.
Potential permit or compliance-related scope omission
When appropriate, ClaimProof can identify a potential permit or compliance-related scope omission for professional review — a category of finding that is easy to miss when documents are reviewed one at a time.
FAQ
Questions about this.
Does ClaimProof decide something is code-required?
Not automatically. ClaimProof does not call a particular product or upgrade code-required unless supporting authority exists. It clearly separates verified, source-backed requirements from items needing additional professional verification.
What jurisdiction details does it try to establish?
Municipality, county, Authority Having Jurisdiction, building department, adopted building or residential code, code edition, local amendments and roofing-specific requirements.
How are permits handled?
ClaimProof researches potential permit and inspection requirements for the roof replacement and compares them against the carrier’s scope, identifying a potential permit or compliance-related scope omission for professional review when appropriate.
In the product
Jurisdiction research, in the claim.
Adopted code, building department and roofing requirements identified for the property address.
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