Photo evidence for insurance
When the adjuster asks for the west slope, open the address — not three phones
Hail week mixes ten roofs into one camera roll. Pin each property, share one live link, keep damage → mitigation → repair in the same album.
Roofing work being documented on a residential roofRoof claim path
Damage → dry-in → repair — one property album
A practical sequence crews already shoot. Keep it findable by address when the supplement question lands.
01 · Damage
Document the loss
Wide slopes, detail of impact or water line, context of the elevation — same day if you can.
02 · Mitigation
Show what you dried in
Tarps, temporary seals, and interior protection — dated with the property album.
03 · Repair
Close the work
Finished plane and related details for the estimate and any supplement talk.
FWDLink helps you keep clear, shareable job photos by address. Keep whatever your insurer, carrier, or counsel requires. We are not an insurance company and do not give claims advice.
Adjuster handoff
One link. Keep adding as the job moves.
Share a read-only gallery from your page. Pair with timestamp or GPS workflows when date and place matter. Put the same set on the estimate when you send the number.
Photo evidence for insurance — FAQ
- Is this photo evidence for insurance claims?
- It is a practical way to organize and share job photos for adjusters and owners. It is not a guarantee of claim approval and not legal advice.
- Can I share an album with an adjuster?
- Yes. Send a read-only link. They open it in any browser. Keep adding as work continues.
- Should I use timestamps and GPS?
- They help when date and place matter. Pair with those workflows, and keep albums by address either way.
- Can my crew add claim photos from the roof?
- Yes — invite upload access to that property album. You keep the adjuster link and the estimate.
Roofing, restoration, timestamps, and general photo evidence
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