Insurance Claim Work
Photos, scope, and line-item detail that make a claim straightforward instead of a fight.
When drywall damage is part of an insurance claim, the paperwork matters as much as the patch. We document conditions before we touch anything, write a scope in language adjusters recognize, and photograph the completed work so your file closes cleanly.
What's included
- Pre-work photo documentation
- Line-item scope of repair
- Direct communication with adjusters
- Supplement documentation when scope grows
- Completion photos for your file
- Coordination with mitigation companies
How we approach it
- 1
Document first
Full photo record of conditions before demolition begins.
- 2
Write the scope
Clear line items your adjuster can review without guesswork.
- 3
Perform the repair
Work completed to the documented scope, changes flagged in writing.
- 4
Close the file
Completion photos and final invoice formatted for submission.
This is probably you if…
- You have an open claim for water or impact damage
- Your adjuster asked for a contractor scope
- Mitigation is done and rebuild hasn't started
Pricing
Scoped to match claim documentation. Estimates are free. We quote the job in front of us rather than pricing from a chart.
Other services
Drywall Repair
Holes, cracks, dings and everything in between.
Ceiling Repair
Sagging, stained, or cracked ceilings made flat again.
Water Damage Drywall Repair
Leaks, burst pipes, roof damage and the walls left behind.
New Construction Drywall
Hang, tape, and finish for custom homes and additions.
Where we provide this service
Tell us what's wrong with your walls.
Free estimates, honest answers, and a crew that shows up when we said we would.