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We document everything your adjuster needs and bill your insurance company directly. Photos, moisture logs, drying records, Xactimate scope: the complete record your adjuster needs to review the loss.
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The process
Before the adjuster, before anyone. Early documentation gives your adjuster a clear record of the damage, and your policy expects you to prevent further damage right away.
Timestamped photos, moisture readings, drying logs, itemized Xactimate estimates — the exact format your carrier requires.
We show the adjuster the damage, our photos and moisture readings, and answer their questions about our estimate.
Payment flows from your insurance company. Covered losses typically cost you only your deductible — and we file the completion paperwork that releases held-back depreciation.
What we hand your carrier
Guides: What to do in the first 24 hours · Does my insurance cover water damage? · Working with your adjuster · Why drying documentation matters
Direct insurance billing
Not a "preferred vendor" for any of them — which means we answer to you, not to a volume agreement. If they write policies in New York, we work with them and bill them directly.
Don't see your carrier? We still work with them. This list is who we bill most — not a limit.
Straight answers
No. In New York you have the right to choose your own restoration contractor. Preferred vendors work under volume pricing agreements with the carrier — we work for you, and carriers must still pay covered claims performed by the contractor you choose.
We write the estimate in Xactimate (the platform adjusters use), submit our documentation package to your carrier, answer the adjuster's questions about our estimate, and collect payment from the insurance company. For covered losses, your deductible is typically your only out-of-pocket.
It happens. We review our estimate with the adjuster and show the photos and readings behind each line. Decisions about your claim are between you and your insurance company; if you want someone to represent you in the claim, that is the role of a licensed public adjuster.
Many policies first pay actual cash value and hold back depreciation until repairs are completed and documented. We file the completion package that releases it — homeowners routinely leave thousands unclaimed because nobody files this paperwork.
Call us first. Your policy requires you to prevent further damage immediately — that's us — and the first-hour documentation we capture is what protects the claim you're about to file. We'll help you report the loss right after.
Every policy differs — this page is orientation, not a coverage decision; your policy language and adjuster determine final coverage.
Before you call the adjuster
Insurance questions answered on every call — even if you don't hire us.