Storm cleanup.Done safe.Paid in writing.
Plain-English help for tree crews and homeowners after Isaias: staying alive around downed lines, documenting the damage, how tree insurance claims usually work, and the rules you need to know before you take a job.
Start here
What do you need right now?
For tree companies
Storm work pays. Chasing the check doesn’t.
You did the job. Now the insurance company wants paperwork, photos and a reason for every hour on the invoice. Claims Reaper drafts that part. You review it and send it.
One package
Contract, itemized invoice, numbered photos, a NOAA storm report and your W-9, in one email the adjuster can approve.
Every follow-up drafted
If the carrier goes quiet or pays short, the next email is ready. You approve and send each one from your own mailbox.
Stays on the right side of the line
It drafts; you send. It never negotiates with a carrier, never takes an assignment of benefits, and never waives a deductible.
How it works
Four steps. All from your phone.
Do the job
Clear the tree. Take photos before, during and after. Keep your invoice.
Tell the app
Type it, say it, or send the photos. The claim chat asks for what it needs.
Send the package
One email to the adjuster with everything attached, written in plain English.
Get paid
Follow-ups are drafted on schedule. You approve and send each one with a tap.
The house sets the rules. We show you the odds.
Claims Reaper evens the table: you see every card in your hand, you know when to follow up, and you never fold a winning invoice.
Built by tree people
We run a tree company too.
Claims Reaper started as the tool our own crew uses to get storm invoices paid, and we still use it on our own claims every week. It is made by Next Million Consulting LLC.
- Basic Automatic is free to start for the first 500 users (beta)
- Works from your phone. Sign in with a link by email.
- Everything in writing. Nothing on the phone.
Start your first claim file today.
Generous free AI usage every week. Takes two minutes. Your sign-in link comes by email.