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Xactimate Code RFG|RFGDRIP — Roofing

Category Roofing, measured in LF.

SEL code
RFG|RFGDRIP
Unit of measure
LF
Category
Roofing (RFG)
Price
Varies by price list and region — why pricing varies by region

Real-world usage of RFG|RFGDRIP

Appears in 286 of 358 scopes ESXPress has analysed and in 251 of 550 converted customer scopes — referenced by the ESXPress Completeness Advisor. Usage is measured from real claim documents, never estimated. How this is measured.

How it's written in real claims

From 364 line items across 286 scopes processed through ESXPress — the exact operation text and unit of measure adjusters actually write:

  • “Drip edge”335 lines
  • “Drip edge/gutter apron”6 lines
  • “Drip edge - painted aluminum, 10' lengths”5 lines
  • “Drip edge gutter apron - Shed”3 lines
  • “Drip edge gutter apron - Dwelling”3 lines

Dominant unit of measure: LF — used in 95% of samples.

What the Completeness Advisor checks on RFG|RFGDRIP

One ESXPress completeness check references this code. It names the item most often left out of a scope like this one:

  • R13-SHINGLE-DRIP Drip edge goes along the eaves and rakes so water drips clear of the fascia. Part of a complete re-roof.

Most-used Roofing codes

Other Roofing (RFG) codes ranked by how often each appears in the claim scopes ESXPress has processed, most-used first. Every code below carries its own measured-usage page.

What it is

RFG|RFGDRIP is a Roofing (RFG) Xactimate SEL code used for drip edge, measured in linear feet (LF).

ESXPress’s reference describes RFG|RFGDRIP as “Drip edge”. Across processed claim scopes, ESXPress observed 364 line items written against this code — 346 of them (95.1%) measured in LF, and 17 line items in EA.

The code appears in 286 of the 358 scopes analysed (about 79.9%) and in 37 of the 61 converted customer scopes.

When to use it

Use RFG|RFGDRIP when the scope calls for “Drip edge” — Roofing work measured in linear feet (LF). The real-world act texts track the reference wording: 335 of the 364 observed line items (92.0%) were written as “Drip edge”.

The Completeness Advisor’s rule R13-SHINGLE-DRIP suggests RFG|RFGDRIP for scopes like these: “Drip edge goes along the eaves and rakes so water drips clear of the fascia. Part of a complete re-roof”.

RFG|RFGDRIP is written more than one way in the processed scopes: “Drip edge - painted aluminum, 10' lengths” (5 of 364 line items, 1.4%). Spelling, spacing, and qualifiers vary between adjusters — which is why ESXPress normalises act text when mapping scopes.

How to use it

Measure the work in LF: 346 of the 364 observed line items (95.1%) used LF and 17 in EA. The unitAsUsed analysis puts LF at a 95.1% share, making it the safe unit for conversion.

The most common line text is “Drip edge” (335 of the 364 sampled lines, 92.0%).

Among the 209 Roofing category codes with usage evidence, RFG|RFGDRIP is the 1st most frequent (286 scopes).

Often used together

Two kinds of related codes are listed below. First, codes that appear in the same scopes as RFG|RFGDRIP — co-occurrence measured across the claim scopes processed through ESXPress with support of at least 3 scopes and lift of at least 1.5. Second, other frequently used Roofing (RFG) category codes, ranked by how often they appear in the analysed scopes. Descriptions are from the ESXPress code reference.

Real-world examples

Each example is an anonymised line from a processed claim scope: the exact operation text and unit of measure adjusters wrote, with the observed line-item count. The count is line frequency across the analysed samples — never a price and never a quantity from a specific claim.

  • In a real claim, this line appeared as: “Drip edge”, LF, qty 335.
  • In a real claim, this line appeared as: “Drip edge - painted aluminum, 10' lengths”, LF, qty 5.
  • In a real claim, this line appeared as: “Drip edge gutter apron - Shed”, LF, qty 3.
  • In a real claim, this line appeared as: “Drip edge gutter apron - Dwelling”, LF, qty 3.
  • In a real claim, this line appeared as: “Drip edge - painted aluminum”, LF, qty 2.
  • In a real claim, this line appeared as: “Custom made - 4" drip edge for low slope”, LF, qty 1.
  • In a real claim, this line appeared as: “Drip edge - front and back”, LF, qty 1.

Questions & answers about RFG|RFGDRIP

When is RFG|RFGDRIP used in Xactimate?

RFG|RFGDRIP is the line item for “Drip edge” — Roofing work measured in LF. Across processed claim scopes, 335 of the 364 observed line items (92.0%) were written as “Drip edge”.

What unit is RFG|RFGDRIP measured in?

linear feet (LF) — 346 of 364 observed line items (95.1%) were measured in linear feet (LF), and 17 in EA.

What does RFG|RFGDRIP get used with?

The processed scopes shows no co-occurrence pairs for RFG|RFGDRIP above the support threshold, so the nearest neighbours come from the category: Flashing (RFG|RFGFLPIPE, 276 scopes) and Asphalt starter (RFG|RFGASTR-, 260 scopes).

How often does RFG|RFGDRIP appear in real claims?

In 286 of the 358 scopes ESXPress analysed (about 79.9%) and in 37 of the 61 converted customer scopes, with 364 line items observed.

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