Scope & Price, LLC is a public adjusting firm in Maryland and Virginia. We work for the policyholder, not the carrier. We inspect the loss, build an Xactimate estimate, and negotiate the claim. No recovery, no fee. Free claim review: (888) 720-5618.
A public adjuster is a state-licensed insurance professional hired by the property owner, not the insurance company. Company adjusters and independent adjusters both work for the carrier. Scope & Price serves policyholders in Maryland and Virginia. Amber Gall holds Maryland license 3003194726 and Virginia license 1453927. Brandon Boykin holds Maryland license 3003740388. The firm documents property damage with drone orthomosaics, radiometric thermal maps, NavVis interior models, and Tramex deck moisture readings. It uses that evidence to build a line-item Xactimate estimate and negotiate the claim. There is no upfront fee. If there is no recovery, there is no fee. Scope & Price does not perform repairs. A contractor handles the rebuilding. The public adjuster documents the damage, prices the covered work, and handles the claim negotiations for the policyholder. Coverage and payment depend on the policy and the facts of the loss.
Whether you manage one roof or a portfolio of them, the claim process is designed to wear you down. We carry it instead.
Stop letting carrier lowballs kill approved scopes. Partner with us and your projects get funded at the price the work actually costs — while you stay focused on the build.
Start a partnershipOne point of contact for every claim across your portfolio. We standardize documentation, keep owners informed, and turn a chaotic process into a managed one.
Protect your portfolioYour policy is a contract — and the carrier’s first offer is rarely what it owes. We read the policy, document the full loss, and negotiate like it’s our own property.
Get a free claim reviewProperty claims, estimating, and site documentation — three services, one standard of evidence.
Full claim representation for public adjuster Maryland and Virginia clients — storm, hail, water, fire, roof, and siding insurance claims — from first notice to final check, including denied and underpaid claims.
Explore property claimsCarrier-grade, line-item estimates built in the same software the insurance company uses — for claims, supplements, appraisals, and scope reconciliation.
Explore estimating3D modeling, drone orthomosaics, thermal mapping, and moisture detection — forensic documentation as a service, for claims and pre-loss baselines.
Explore documentationMost adjusters bring a tape measure and a clipboard. We bring a sensor suite — because a claim is only as strong as its documentation.
Matrice-flown aerial surveys stitch the entire roof system into one measurable 3D map — every slope, penetration, and impact point.
Radiometric thermal imagery layered onto the same aerial geometry reveals trapped moisture across the whole roof — not just where someone thought to point a camera.
NavVis-captured digital twins of every affected space — measurements, finishes, and damage locked in time and impossible to dispute later.
We read your policy and your loss — no cost, no obligation. If we can’t add value, we’ll tell you.
3D, drone, thermal, and moisture documentation captures the full loss — including what the carrier’s inspection missed.
A defensible line-item estimate sets the real number, backed by evidence on every line.
We handle every call, letter, and inspection until the settlement matches the damage. We’re paid from the recovery — never upfront.
Guides, reports, and real examples — because an informed insured is the carrier’s least favorite kind.
What to document, what to say, and what not to sign before help arrives.
What policyholders are entitled to under Maryland and Virginia insurance law.
See what an orthomosaic, thermal, or moisture report actually looks like.
When to hire a public adjuster, what no recovery no fee means, evidence for property claims, and MD/VA documentation requirements.
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