What to include in the scope
Use these items to make the initial conversation specific. The final scope must reflect the property and the provider’s assessment.
- Damage and moisture assessment
- Source-repair responsibilities
- Drying and monitoring scope
- Affected-material removal where appropriate
- Reinstatement and completion records
What changes the price?
Affected area, contamination, access, drying requirements and reinstatement affect cost. Clarify insurer instructions with your insurer; approval or payment is not guaranteed by a contractor quote.
Questions before you commit
Is cosmetic repainting enough after water damage?
The scope should establish whether materials are dry and sound and whether the cause is resolved before reinstatement.
Who would quote and do the work?
The proposed platform introduces customers to independent providers. The matched provider would assess the property, issue the quote, enter the contract and perform the work. A match is not a substitute for checking their identity, licence scope and insurance.
No provider or postcode coverage has been verified for publication in this preview. We will not represent a provider as available until that evidence is recorded.