What is the extent of the damage, and what repairs are necessary?
Initial Inspection: Conduct a thorough inspection of the property to assess all storm-related damage, including areas that are not immediately visible.
Documentation: Take photos and make detailed notes of all damages for insurance purposes and as a reference for the repair plan.
Expert Consultation: Involve specialists if necessary, such as structural engineers or roofing experts, to assess complex or severe damages.
Safety First: Identify and communicate any immediate safety concerns to the homeowner, such as electrical issues or structural instability.
Prioritization: Determine which repairs are urgent to prevent further damage or safety hazards and which can be scheduled for later.
Detailed Report: Provide the homeowner with a comprehensive report outlining the extent of the damage, categorized by area of the home.
Repair Plan: Develop a clear, step-by-step plan for repairs, including timelines and materials needed.
Cost Estimate: Offer an itemized cost estimate for each aspect of the repair work, helping the homeowner understand where their money will be spent.
Insurance Liaison: Assist the homeowner in understanding what aspects of the damage and repairs will likely be covered by their insurance policy.
Communication: Maintain open lines of communication with the homeowner to answer questions and provide updates on the damage assessment and repair planning process.
If you would like an example report. Email me “Report” at austin@metzgee.com
