Where does "Cricket" show up in a claim?

The term matters on estimates and scopes across the insurance restoration workflow. Browse the glossary for related terms.

Estimating & Workflow

Cricket

A small peaked structure built behind a chimney or other obstacle on a roof. It lets water shed to the sides instead of pooling against the obstruction. A cricket is usually flashed in the same metal as the roof transitions, and it is part of the repair when the roof around a chimney is opened.

Related Xactimate codes for "Cricket"

FRM|FRMSC \u2014 Saddle or cricket - up to 25 SF
FRM|FRMSC> \u2014 Saddle or cricket - 26 to 50 SF
MTL|MTLLAB \u2014 Metal Structure Installer - per hour
MTL|MTLLABL \u2014 Metal Structure - General Laborer - per hour
MTL|MTLMN \u2014 Metal Structure - Labor Minimum
MTL|MTLMNRP \u2014 Metal Structure Repair - Min. Charge - Labor and Material
XST|XSTLAB \u2014 Exterior Structure Installer - per hour
XST|XSTLABL \u2014 Exterior Structure - General Laborer - per hour
XST|XSTMISC \u2014 Exterior Structure - General Laborer - per hour

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