— Services

What we do, in detail.

Independent flooring consulting for insurance professionals — from the first sample acquisition to the final written report.

Floor Matching & Repair Options
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Floor Matching & Repair Options

After a partial loss, we identify the subject flooring and source comparable or discontinued material from our network and warehouse stock of 8,200+ selections. An onsite inspection contrasts the candidates against the existing floor to determine whether a verified repair match is possible — often saving the carrier the cost of a full replacement.

  • —Identification of manufacturer, line, and specification
  • —Sourcing of discontinued, obsolete, and current production
  • —Onsite contrast of color, grain, finish, and wear
  • —Repair feasibility opinion with supporting photographs
Material Pricing & Construction Estimates
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Material Pricing & Construction Estimates

Three decades in the trade and an extensive pricing database let us produce quick, defensible numbers for any flooring material — and full construction estimates that account for tear-out, subfloor preparation, transitions, and finish work.

  • —Material pricing for hardwood, tile, stone, vinyl, laminate, and carpet
  • —Labor and installation costs
  • —Tear-out, disposal, and prep allowances
  • —Line-item construction estimates
Cause-of-Loss / Forensic Inspections
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Cause-of-Loss / Forensic Inspections

When the cause of damage is in dispute, our forensic flooring inspections produce a detail-oriented expert opinion. We document the conditions, evaluate the failure mode, and provide the certainty needed for a reasonable settlement.

  • —Water, moisture, and adhesive failure analysis
  • —Installation defect vs. wear-and-tear determination
  • —Manufacturing defect assessment
  • —Written report suitable for claim file or litigation support
Claims Documentation Support
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Claims Documentation Support

Beyond the inspection itself, we deliver the paperwork that an adjuster needs to close the file: photographs, sample logs, sourcing references, and a written narrative the carrier can review and rely on.

  • —Photographic documentation
  • —Sample retention and chain-of-custody logs
  • —Sourcing references and supplier records
  • —Written reports formatted for the carrier file

An open file, a hard match, a question about pricing.

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