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A 69-page training price list issued to State Farm independent adjuster candidates, reproducing excerpts of a 2010 Xactimate price list across every trade category with replace, remove, reset and remove-and-replace pricing. Every page is stamped for internal State Farm use only.
Source: State Farm (Fire Independent Adjuster Certification Training) · Industry publication · 2013
A 69-page pricing document issued to candidates in State Farm's Fire Independent Adjuster certification course, reproducing excerpts of a 2010 Xactimate price list across every trade category. Each line carries replace, remove, reset and remove-and-replace pricing, and — more useful than the numbers — an "Includes," "Quality" and "Note" block spelling out what the item covers, plus an average life expectancy and an annual depreciation rate. The roofing section runs composition shingle by warranty class, with and without felt, and prices removal per shingle as well as per square.
Why a contractor cares. It shows what a carrier's estimating line is assumed to buy: which materials, which labour, whether dump fees and haul-off sit inside the number already. That is where scope disputes start.
Why a public adjuster cares. The printed life-expectancy and depreciation-per-year figures are the carrier's own stated basis for holdback. Reading them against an estimate shows whether depreciation was applied the way the training material describes.
A summary written by the National Roofing Directory, not an extract. The work itself is State Farm (Fire Independent Adjuster Certification Training)'s and is not reproduced here.
Provenance · Obtained from publicly circulated copies; no ownership claimed; removal honored on request
Source restriction · Stamped on every page: "FOR INTERNAL STATE FARM USE ONLY — Contains information that may not be disclosed outside State Farm without authorization."
Every document here names its publisher. Documents were gathered from public circulation and are posted in good faith with attribution — no ownership is claimed, nothing is sold, and rights holders can have anything removed on request. Read the content notice
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