• Quality Inspections – Conducting thorough inspections for initial construction, ongoing repairs, and maintenance of disaster housing units and infrastructure.

• Site Identification – Locating and securing staging yards, temporary housing sites, and essential logistical areas.

• Housing Planning – Developing, coordinating, and executing housing strategies for displaced residents.

• GIS Specialists – Applying geographic information systems to map, track, and analyze recovery operations.

• Planning Specialists – Coordinating resources, schedules, and compliance efforts for efficient recovery operations.

• Cost Analysis & Estimation – Delivering detailed cost breakdowns, estimates, and financial assessments to support accurate budgeting.

• Data Management – Performing data entry, processing, and analysis to ensure reliable reporting and decision-making.

• Transportation Analysis – Planning and evaluating transportation needs to ensure safe, efficient movement of resources and personnel.

• Administrative Support – Providing essential back-office and operational support to keep recovery efforts on track.

• Damage Inspections – Evaluating properties impacted by wind, hail, water, lightning, fire, hurricanes, and other catastrophic events.

• Repairs & Loss Evaluation – Assessing the scope of damage and required restoration.

• Claims Processing – Utilizing Xactimate to prepare and process claims efficiently.

• Reporting – Submitting comprehensive reports and photographic documentation to insurance carriers.

• Damage Assessment & Documentation – Identifying and recording structural, mechanical, and environmental impacts.

• Policy Evaluation – Reviewing policy terms to ensure accurate claim preparation.

• Claim Preparation & Negotiation – Developing well-supported claims and engaging in fair negotiation to secure appropriate settlements.