Full-scope estimating services.
Every report is line-item, unit-cost and photo-referenced — the format carriers, adjusters and courts recognize.
Residential Property Damage
From a slow supply-line leak that damaged one bathroom to a total loss after a house fire, we document what happened and price the rebuild. Our residential reports include structural repair, finishes, mechanical, contents cleaning where applicable, and code-required upgrades under Ordinance & Law coverage.
- Single-family, condo, townhome and duplex
- Kitchen and bathroom water losses
- Full and partial fire losses
- Wind, hail and storm damage
- Vehicle-into-structure impacts
Commercial & Small Business Claims
Business claims fail more often on missing detail than on missing coverage. We document tenant improvements, business personal property, signage, mechanical systems and the general conditions specific to occupied commercial spaces — the items adjusters tend to under-scope during a first walk.
- Retail, office, hospitality and light industrial
- Tenant improvement & betterment estimating
- Business personal property inventories
- Business-interruption support documentation
Specialty & Second-Opinion Services
Roof Reports
Slope-by-slope diagrams, pitch, square count, ridge/hip/valley footage and photo-tagged damage. Enough detail that carrier estimators price without a second visit.
Water Category Docs
Category 1/2/3, Class 1–4 documentation aligned with IICRC S500 — the difference between a paid dryout and a denied one.
Mold Remediation
Containment, PPE, air filtration and demolition scope aligned with IICRC S520 — priced to your zip code, not a national average.
Contents Cleaning
Room-by-room contents pack-out, cleaning, storage and unpacking scope with unit-cost line items and photographic inventory.
Code Upgrades
California Title 24 energy, IBC and local jurisdiction upgrades documented and estimated under Ordinance & Law coverage where applicable.
Second-Opinion Review
Line-by-line audit of a carrier estimate you don't trust. We tell you plainly what's missing, what's fair, and whether a full re-estimate is worth it.
Tell us about your claim.
No obligation. We'll only take the project on if we can genuinely help.