Where does "Valley" show up in a claim?

The term matters on estimates and scopes across the insurance restoration workflow — see the full guide for where it fits.

Roofing & Materials

Valley

A valley is the inside angle where two roof slopes meet, and it carries water from both planes, making it a common leak point. In a claim, photograph the valley metal or woven method and note rust, granule loss and debris, since carriers often question replacing a valley that shows only partial damage.

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Related Xactimate codes for "Valley"

FRM|FRMH10 \u2014 Hip or roof intersection 10/12 slope (hip/valley length)
FRM|FRMH12 \u2014 Hip or roof intersection 12/12 slope (hip/valley length)
FRM|FRMH4 \u2014 Hip or roof intersection 4/12 slope (hip/valley length)
FRM|FRMH6 \u2014 Hip or roof intersection 6/12 slope (hip/valley length)
FRM|FRMH8 \u2014 Hip or roof intersection 8/12 slope (hip/valley length)
MTL|MTLRFGVF \u2014 Valley "W" flashing for metal roofing
RFG|RFGALUV \u2014 Aluminum shingle/shake valley flashing
RFG|RFGALUV+ \u2014 Aluminum shingle/shake valley flashing - color finish
RFG|RFGCOPV \u2014 Copper valley - v-channel
RFG|RFGCOPV+ \u2014 Copper valley - v-channel - High grade
RFG|RFGMTLVF \u2014 Valley "W" flashing for metal roofing
RFG|RFGVMTL \u2014 Valley metal

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