Several Roofers Colorado Springs Has to Offer are Committing Roof Deductible Insurance Fraud
This is an ongoing issue that we've addressed many times. It is obvious that homeowners are willing to collaborate in this crime. Even after Senate Bill 38 became law homeowners and roofing companies in Colorado Springs turned a blind eye to the legal ramifications and willingly continue to engage in this detrimental and illegal activity. If what I've been told is true than the good news is there are several insurance companies that have started to levy heavy fines on Denver Roofers. Fraud examiners have begun interviewing homeowners in Denver and I suspect that Colorado Springs is next. What good is the law if it's not followed by it's constituents? This is exciting to witness the beginning stages of accountability in this arena. If you're a homeowner and you happen to be in public service take my advise and don't commit roof deductible insurance fraud. If you ever run for a public office you may be exposed. If you're a fireman, police officer, attorney, physician, school administrator, corporate officer, military officer, etc... and you are up for promotion and their is some opposition and may not take much effort for someone to discover your insurance fraud. Many insurance company fraud departments welcome homeowners participation in exposing the roofers Colorado Springs building department list as licensed roofers. It would behoove the building department to remove roofers licenses once they commit fraud. I can't wait to see aggressive changes in this area. Here's how I see this issue impacting the homeowner and the Colorado roofing industry. Majority of the Colorado roofs that are replaced are due to a hail storm. Insurers' certainly are in the know, and are aware of providers that are roofing Colorado Springs homes while cheating the industry by sending in false documents to cover deductibles. It's the homeowners responsibility to pay their deductible to the roofer. The roofer is stealing from the insurance company with the help of the homeowner. Ultimately, the insurance companies should reduce all payments to roofers in Colorado Springs. From the insurance companies perspective they are over paying the present day fair market value. If roofers can absorb a deductible than that roofer and homeowner were overpaid. The truth of the matter is that roofer is probably cooking his books and stealing from Worker's Comp and the I.R.S. There's no way that insurance companies are over paying for a roof claim. The other thing that's taking place is the roofer is hiring inferior installers or short changing the homeowner on the roof components. At the end of the day if these practices continue and go unchecked, it will drive ethical and law abiding roofers Colorado Springs has seen and known for years out of business. This would be disastrous for homeowners would only have unbridled companies to provide for their roofing needs.CERTAIN NEW ROOFERS COLORADO SPRINGS HAS RECENTLY SEEN ARE GIVING A SUPPOSEDLY FREE UPGRADE TO A CLASS 4 SHINGLE
Several new comers are upgrading roof systems for free to a class 4 roof. The insurance company doesn't over pay so how can this be done?- Fraudulent reporting to the I.R.S.
- False reporting to Pinnacol Insurance. if they really have workers compensation insurance.
- False documentation of general liability and workers comp insurance.
- Underpaying employees
- Underpaying sub-contractors
- Paying their workers with cash.
- Incomplete roof systems