The acquisition is designed to strengthen Verisk’s network capabilities across the insurance claims and restoration ecosystem.

AccuLynx provides an all-in-one management platform for roofing companies, offering tools for lead generation, CRM, virtual measurements, materials ordering, labor sourcing, payment processing, and job management. A significant portion of its customers operate in insurance-driven repair and restoration, making the platform a strategic fit for Verisk.

According to Verisk, the integration of AccuLynx will expand connectivity and enrich the datasets supporting its Property Estimating Solutions business. The company expects the acquisition to contribute positively to revenue growth and adjusted EBITDA margin, and to be accretive to adjusted EPS by the end of 2026.

Lee Shavel, president and CEO of Verisk, described AccuLynx as a “natural fit” and emphasized the potential to deliver value to insurers, adjustors, contractors, and policyholders. Aaron Brunko, president of Verisk Property Estimating Solutions, highlighted the importance of roofs in home resilience and said the acquisition allows Verisk to better support the growing market for insurance-related restoration.

AccuLynx CEO Mike Stein noted that many of the company’s clients already rely on Verisk tools and said the move will help streamline workflows for contractors and insurers. Richard Spanton, founder of AccuLynx, reflected on the journey of building the company and said the partnership with Verisk, especially with tools like Xactimate, fulfills a longtime vision of deeper integration in the claims space.