InsureFENCE℠ — Ai-Powered Insurance Scope Scanner Now Live on AlliedFenceAndGate.com

Allied Fence & Gates is proud to announce InsureFENCE℠ — a proprietary, Ai-driven insurance scope analysis tool built specifically for homeowners navigating fence insurance claims on Florida's Treasure Coast.

The Problem: Carriers Underpay Fence Claims

After every hurricane, tropical storm, or windstorm, thousands of Florida homeowners file fence damage claims. The carrier sends an adjuster. The adjuster generates a Scope of Loss. And in most cases, the numbers are wrong.

Carriers routinely use national average pricing instead of Florida-specific rates. They omit line items that are required by Florida Building Code. They price double-sided staining as single-side. They skip permits, haul-off fees, concrete core drilling, and hurricane footer requirements entirely.

Homeowners don't know this. They see a payout number, assume it covers the rebuild, and find out too late that the check is thousands short.

The Solution: InsureFENCE℠

InsureFENCE℠ is built into the Allied Fence Estimator. When a homeowner indicates their project is insurance-related (Question 8 in the survey), a new upload section appears.

How It Works

1. Upload your Scope of Loss — PDF or photo of the fencing portion of your carrier's estimate.
2. Enter your email — required before scanning (this also captures you as a lead so our team can follow up).
3. Ai scans the document — InsureFENCE℠ reads every line item, extracts quantities, unit prices, ACV, RCV, and depreciation values.
4. Compares against real contractor rates — Your carrier's pricing is compared line-by-line against verified South Florida licensed contractor rates.
5. Flags missing items — The system checks for 12+ commonly omitted line items: removal, haul-off, permits, wind-code upgrades, hurricane footers, double-sided finishing, O&P, and more.
6. You get a summary — How many line items found, how many missing, the estimated pricing gap percentage, and a CTA to call Allied.
7. Our team gets the full report — A detailed line-by-line comparison with red/green/yellow status indicators on every charge.

What InsureFENCE℠ Catches

Real Scope vs. What's Actually Missing

This is from an actual Florida insurance estimate (Xactimate, April 2026). The carrier's fencing section — the entire thing — is one line item. Here's what that looks like next to what InsureFENCE℠ flags:

Why We Built This

We got tired of seeing homeowners get shortchanged. Every week we review scopes with missing line items — sometimes half the job isn't even listed. The carrier isn't necessarily being malicious — they're using software defaults that don't account for Florida's building codes, material costs, and labor rates.

InsureFENCE℠ levels the playing field. It gives homeowners data before they sign anything — and it gives our team a complete breakdown to prepare supplements when needed.

Free for Treasure Coast Homeowners

InsureFENCE℠ is free to use. Upload your scope, get your summary, and our team follows up with the full analysis. No cost. No obligation. We're here to help you understand what your claim is actually worth.