How does pre-loss documentation help?
It gives stakeholders a dated roof condition record before a storm or loss discussion begins.
Risk and claims support
Pre-Loss and Post-Event Roof Evidence
Pre-loss condition changes the post-storm conversation. MAS helps clarify what existed before, what changed after, where the change occurred, and what needs field confirmation.
Use cases
- Pre-loss baseline
- Post-storm comparison
- Repair verification
- Claim documentation support
- Capital planning evidence
- Portfolio risk visibility
What MAS helps clarify
- What existed before
- What changed after
- Where the change occurred
- How much area is affected
- What needs review, repair, or monitoring
| Question | Record support | Decision use |
|---|---|---|
| What existed before? | Baseline Roof Record with dated evidence. | Pre-loss condition context. |
| What changed after? | Event Review compared against baseline. | Storm, leak, or claim discussion. |
| How much area is affected? | SF and squares where source data supports it. | Repair or further-review planning. |
| What remains uncertain? | Needs Field Confirmation status. | Roof walk or consultant review. |
Risk / Claims FAQ
Direct answers for pre-loss and post-event review.
What is an event review?
An event review compares post-event roof evidence against the Baseline Roof Record to clarify visible change and next actions.
Does MAS decide coverage?
No. MAS provides structured roof evidence and record continuity. Coverage and claim decisions remain with the responsible parties.
Create pre-loss roof records before the next event.
Make the post-event conversation compare against known roof condition, not disconnected photos and memory.