Large commercial roofs
Understand the roof system, affected areas, and the work proposed in each estimate.
Explore commercial claim supportCommercial public adjuster · Illinois & Wisconsin
Large commercial claims.
A clear path forward.
We help property owners document damage, review estimates, and navigate substantial insurance claims—with a focus on $500,000+ commercial losses.
Also supporting substantial multifamily and residential losses.
Property-owner representation
Detailed damage documentation
Based in Loves Park, Illinois
A closer look at the property
The details behind a substantial claim.
Real photographs from our business photo archive show why the building, the roof, and the individual details all matter.
Building interiors & restoration
Organize room-by-room observations and the records behind the repair scope.
See our inspection approach
Roof details & scope questions
Connect condition photographs and inspection findings to specific estimate items.
Review a commercial roof estimateChoose your next step
Where does your claim stand?
Damage needs a closer look
Start with the property, reported event, and records already available.
Understand the inspection processAn estimate is in dispute
Identify what appears missing and the evidence behind the difference.
Get help with a disputed claimYou are weighing your options
Use our guides, worksheets, and checklists to organize the questions.
Browse claim resourcesLooking for a specific loss? See roof hail and wind claims, commercial fire claims, or denied claim guidance.
A documented process
From damage investigation to a supported claim.
INSPECT
Understand the scope
Review the property and available claim information to identify damage and questions that need further investigation.
Our inspection approach DOCUMENT
Build the claim record
Develop damage documentation and repair estimates, and organize supporting information for the insurer.
Documentation & negotiation ADVOCATE
Keep the claim moving
Communicate about the scope and valuation of the loss, and support the owner through the claim and repair-planning process.
Support through completionKnow who is representing you
Meet Matthew Nelson,
founder of Write It Right.
Matthew brings insurance-claim and construction experience to the work of investigating damage, documenting repair needs, and representing property owners.
Our role is to help make a complex claim more understandable and better documented. The starting point is a conversation about your property, what happened, and where the claim stands.
Learn about Write It Right and our approach 521 Loves Park Drive
Loves Park, IL 61111
Before your first conversation
Put the claim in order.
Choose your next step.
Use our printable worksheet to identify the unresolved question, compare scopes, and record the impact on your property or business. You can use it with your own team or bring it to a conversation with us.
Get the claim-review worksheet (PDF)Two pages. No email signup.
See when public adjusting may help
Six questions to ask before hiring a commercial public adjuster
A useful starting checklist
- Property type and location
- Date and type of damage, if known
- Photos and estimates already available
- Claim status and insurer correspondence
- Your main concern or unanswered question
Start with a brief description. Sensitive policy documents can be discussed during follow-up.
Common questions
Is a large-loss review right for you?
What size claims are you focused on?
Our focus is substantial property losses with estimated damage of $500,000 or more. If the amount is not yet clear, select “Not sure yet” on the request form and describe the property and damage.
Can I contact you if the claim has already been filed?
Yes. Share whether the claim is new, under review, disputed, or has received an estimate or payment. We can discuss the current status and whether our services may fit your situation.
Who does a public adjuster represent?
A public adjuster represents the policyholder in the property insurance claim process. Write It Right works with property owners on damage documentation, estimating, and claim negotiation.
What happens after I request a review?
We review the information you provide and contact you to discuss the loss, available documents, and possible next steps. Any proposed services and fees should be clear before you decide to engage us.
Take the next step
Tell us about the property.
Tell us what happened.
Start with a short request for a $500,000+ commercial, multifamily, or significant residential loss.
Not sure of the damage amount? You can still request a review.