PropertyRestorationQuotes
PROPERTY RESTORATION • DAMAGE INTAKE

When property damage happens, the first useful thing is a clear scope.

Capture the source, affected areas, operating impact and timing once. We organize the request for restoration providers without pretending a website can replace emergency services or an on-site assessment.

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Immediate danger, electrical hazards, gas, fire or life-safety issue? Contact local emergency services/utilities first.
SourceWater intrusion
ImpactOccupied unit • 2 rooms
StatusLeak stopped • drying needed
Damage-specificSource + affected area
Urgency-awareActive vs scheduled
Photo-readyOptional condition photos

Scope the work
before the calls start.

The front door captures enough operational context to make the request useful without forcing an account signup before conversion.

01

Water damage / extraction

Include this scope in the same structured request.

02

Storm damage

Include this scope in the same structured request.

03

Smoke / odor cleanup

Include this scope in the same structured request.

04

Fire-related restoration

Include this scope in the same structured request.

05

Mold / moisture remediation

Include this scope in the same structured request.

06

Sewage / contaminated-water cleanup

Include this scope in the same structured request.

07

Structural drying

Include this scope in the same structured request.

08

Contents / debris cleanup

Include this scope in the same structured request.

One request.
Then routing.

QuoteCapture remains the transaction and provider-routing layer behind the front door; repeat property work can graduate into PropertyWorkHQ.

01

Stabilize first

For immediate danger, use local emergency services/utilities.

02

Document

Describe source, area, occupancy and mitigation status.

03

Route

Suitable requests can be reviewed for restoration-provider fit.

04

Track

Repeat property work can connect to PropertyWorkHQ.

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