Oklahoma Supreme Court Writ (PR-123739): State Farm vs. Judge Palumbo, Hurshes, and OK Attorney General—Why It Matters
Oklahoma Supreme Court Case PR-123739: State Farm Seeks a Writ to Block AG Intervention—What’s Happening…
Oklahoma Supreme Court Case PR-123739: State Farm Seeks a Writ to Block AG Intervention—What’s Happening and Why It Matters If you work in storm restoration, represent policyholders, or simply own a home in hail country, Oklahoma’s homeowners-insurance litigation is worth watching closely—because it may shape how aggressively state officials can step into claim-handling disputes and…
Hearing “We’re going with someone else” stings—especially when you’ve done a solid inspection, took great photos, and presented a clean scope. But in roofing (especially storm restoration), that phrase often means one of these things: Your job is to respond in a way that: Here’s how to handle it in 2026. Step 1: Don’t argue….
If you want better results from roofing door knocking, timing matters as much as your script. The goal isn’t “more doors”—it’s more conversations with decision-makers at a time when they’re not rushing out the door, cooking dinner, or putting kids to bed. Below is a practical 2026 schedule for weekday vs weekend door knocking, plus…
If you’ve ever knocked a door or called a homeowner and felt the tension—“Here we go, another sales pitch”—you’re not imagining it. Homeowners are protective of their time, skeptical after storms, and tired of pressure tactics. The good news: you can ask for a roof inspection in a way that feels calm, professional, and genuinely…
If you’re knocking doors after hail or high wind, your script has to do two things at once: Below is a proven storm damage door knocking script (roofing/exterior restoration) with objection answers you can use in 2026—plus the compliance guardrails that protect your reputation. The #1 rule: what NOT to say (protects you and the…