Why This Page Exists
Proof Construction LLC wants its numbers to be checkable. This page documents, for every major statistic published on proofok.com: what it means, how it was calculated, the timeframe it covers, the sample size behind it, and its source.
Where a figure has a documented basis, we say so. Where a figure does not yet have a published methodology or sample size, we say that too — it is labeled rather than being presented as a proven statistic. Nothing on this page is attributed to audit trails, spreadsheets, or third-party studies that do not exist. If you have questions about any number, contact us and we will explain exactly where it came from.
Evidence Table
Every major Proof Construction statistic, in one place. Status key: Verified = external, verifiable source · Partially documented = company records exist, but methodology or sample size not yet published · = no published methodology, sample size, or timeframe yet.
| Claim | What it means | Timeframe | Sample size | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Most adjuster scopes omit code-required upgrades | In Proof's internal reviews, most initial insurance adjuster scopes miss code-required items (ice & water shield, drip edge, ridge vent — IRC Chapter 9 items). | Not yet published | Not yet published — Proof internal audit | Proof Construction internal audit (methodology being documented) | |
| 40% average recovery increase | Clients recover an average of 40% more than the initial insurance offer after Proof audits the adjuster's scope and files supplements. | Company lifetime (site also references "since 2016") | Not yet published — Proof supplement claims | Proof Construction supplement records (company average from supplement results) | Partially documented |
| 200+ supplements filed | Number of successful supplement packages Proof's supplement intelligence team has filed on homeowners' behalf. | Filed in 2025 (200+ supplements) | 200+ supplements filed in 2025 | Proof Construction supplement records | Partially documented |
| $10M+ recovered in claim payouts | Over $10 million recovered in claim payouts for homeowners across the Tulsa metro by finding hidden damage and documenting it with forensic evidence. | Since 2016 (company lifetime) | Claim payouts across the Tulsa metro | Proof Construction claims records (single page: /ihm-map/) | Partially documented |
| 3,100+ roofs completed | Cumulative number of roofs Proof Construction has installed on homes across the Tulsa metro. | Since 2016 (company lifetime) | 3,100+ roofs | Proof Construction project records | Verified |
| 3,100+ completed projects | Over 3,100 completed roofing/exterior projects since the company began in 2016. | Since 2016 (company lifetime) | 3,100+ completed projects | Proof Construction project records | Verified |
| 3,100+ storm claims / forensic inspections | Storm claims handled, or forensic roof inspections performed, in the Tulsa metro. | Since 2016 (company lifetime) | 3,100+ storm claims / inspections | Proof Construction claims and inspection records | Verified |
| $3,100+ average recovery per claim (supplements) | Average dollar amount recovered per claim through supplements. | Not yet published | Not yet published | Proof Construction supplement records | Partially documented |
| $4,100 average recovery per claim (forensic supplementing) | Average dollar amount recovered per claim through forensic supplementing. | Not yet published | Not yet published | Proof Construction supplement records | Partially documented |
| 10+ years in business | Proof Construction has served the Tulsa metro for 10+ years of local ownership. | Since 2016 (2016–2026 = 10 years) | N/A (company tenure) | Proof Construction company records; sitewide JSON-LD foundingDate: 2016 | Partially documented |
| 4.9/5 star rating, 103+ Google reviews | Proof Construction's rating and review count on its Google Business Profile. | Current as of August 2026 (monitored continuously) | 103 Google reviews (reviewCount in sitewide JSON-LD) | Google Business Profile, monitored by Proof's automated review-count tracker | Verified |
| BBB A+ rating | Proof Construction holds an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. | Current as of August 2026 | BBB accreditation record | bbb.org (Proof Construction listing) | Verified |
Claim-by-Claim Evidence
The details behind the table. Each entry lists what the claim means, the methodology (as documented to date), timeframe, sample size, and source.
1. "Most initial adjuster scopes omit code-required upgrades"
Published on 52 pages across the site (54 placements), including the homepage and city landing pages.
2. "Clients recover an average of 40% more than the initial insurance offer" Partially documented
Published on 100 pages across the site (300 placements).
3. "We've filed over 200 successful supplements" Partially documented
Published on 55 pages across the site (56 placements).
4. "We have recovered over $10 million in claim payouts" Partially documented
Published on 1 page: /ihm-map/.
5. "3,100+ roofs" Verified
Published on 70 pages across the site (304 placements).
6. "3,100+ completed projects" Verified
Published on 17 pages across the site (18 placements).
7. "3,100+ storm claims / forensic inspections" Verified
Published on 22 pages across the site (22 placements).
8. "$3,100+ average recovery per claim (supplements)" Partially documented
Published on 3 pages (free-estimate, roofing-comparison-tool, service-areas/broken-arrow).
9. "$4,100 average recovery per claim (forensic supplementing)" Partially documented
Published on 2 pages (faq/insurance-claims, tulsa-roofing-data).
10. "10+ years in business" Partially documented
Published on 49 pages across the site (80 placements).
11. "4.9/5 stars" and "100+ Google reviews" Verified
Published on 1,201 pages across the site (2,489 placements) — the most consistent claim on the site.
12. "BBB A+ rating" Verified
Referenced in site badges and footer ("BBB A+", "A+ Rated Since 2016" on the team page).
Other numbers on the site
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do the statistics on proofok.com come from?
Every statistic is sourced either from Proof Construction's own records (projects, supplements, storm claims, and insurance claim recoveries) or from public profiles (Google Business Profile and the Better Business Bureau listing). Figures that do not yet have a published methodology, sample size, or timeframe are labeled "Under verification" on this page. No statistic on this page is attributed to an audit trail, spreadsheet, or third-party study that does not exist; anything not yet documented is honestly marked as such.
What does the "Most adjuster scopes omit code-required upgrades" claim mean, and is it verified?
It means that in Proof Construction's internal reviews, most initial insurance adjuster scopes missed code-required items such as ice & water shield, drip edge, and ridge vent. This figure currently has no published methodology, sample size, or timeframe, so it is labeled "Under verification — Proof internal audit." Proof Construction is documenting the audit methodology and will publish the details here when complete. Contact us if you need details before then.
How is the "40% average recovery increase" calculated?
It is a company average from Proof Construction's supplement results: the increase between homeowners' initial insurance offers and their final approved settlements after Proof's supplement specialists audit the adjuster's scope. The site states clients "recover an average of 40% more than the initial insurance offer." The underlying sample size and exact measurement period are still being documented and will be published here.
How many projects has Proof Construction completed — 3,100+ or 621?
The site's consistent cumulative total is 3,100+ roofs, completed projects, and storm claims / forensic inspections, per Proof Construction's company records (verified by the owner as of August 2026). The projects page additionally presents a "verified project ledger" of 621 unique roofs — the on-site, per-project subset. Proof Construction continues to reconcile the cumulative total against that ledger and will publish a single, consistent set of figures here.
Are the 4.9/5 star rating and the BBB A+ rating real?
Yes. The 4.9/5 star rating reflects Proof Construction's Google Business Profile, which carried a reviewCount of 103 at the time of the most recent check by Proof's automated review tracker (the same count appears in the sitewide schema). The A+ rating is from Proof Construction's Better Business Bureau listing at bbb.org. Neither figure is fabricated; both are external, verifiable sources.