Water Damage
Every water loss has a Path of Migration – we document all of it.
Is the carrier only paying for what you can see on the floor?
Water damage claims are the most common property loss in Florida – and the most commonly underpaid. Carriers send adjusters who document visible surface damage, approve drying the floor, and close the claim while hidden moisture rots your walls.
- Supply line, appliance, or roof leak – scope underestimated
- Carrier approves surface drying only
- Hidden wall and subfloor saturation ignored
- Secondary mold claim denied months later
Full-scope water damage documentation from source to saturation.
Whether it’s a sudden burst or a slow leak you’ve just discovered, we document the complete loss – tracing water from its entry point through every affected material, cavity, and structural element.
- Source identification and Path of Migration mapping
- Thermal imaging of all affected wall cavities
- Category classification (clean, gray, black water)
- Complete scope of loss with line-item estimates
Inspect. Document. Package.
Every water damage claim follows the same three-step forensic process.
Inspect
On-site or virtual assessment by a licensed adjuster.
Sample findings from a water damage claim.
This is what forensic documentation looks like – compared to what the carrier’s adjuster typically offers when hidden damage isn’t proven.
Report – Water DamageDOCUMENTED
Water Damage FAQ
What types of water damage do you handle?
Should I start drying before calling you?
How is this different from a plumbing damage claim?
Dealing with water damage? We’ll take it from here.
A licensed adjuster will review your situation and document your damage – at no cost and with no obligation.