For fire & smoke restoration
Price the contents side of a fire loss fast — clean-and-store vs total loss, the off-site cleaning pack-out, and storage — itemized per room so the biggest part of the claim isn’t done by hand.
Free during beta — no signup required to try the demo.
After a fire, much of the claim is contents: soot and smoke reach items in rooms the flames never touched. Pricing that means going room by room and deciding what can be cleaned and deodorized versus what’s a total loss. Scopit turns room photos into an itemized contents estimate so the fire job’s biggest, most tedious piece gets done fast.
Some contents are restorable with cleaning and odor treatment; others are gone. Photograph each room and Scopit itemizes the contents so you can separate clean-and-return from non-salvageable, with per-item pricing an adjuster can follow on a fire claim.
Fire contents are often packed out to a facility for cleaning, deodorizing, and storage, then returned. Scopit prices the pack-out, the storage duration, and the pack-back together, so the contents-cleaning workflow is estimated as one job.
Scopit splits labor, materials, storage, and overhead & profit per room and per item, so your fire-damage contents estimate reads clearly alongside the structural and cleaning portions of the claim.
It’s the cost to handle a property’s contents after a fire — packing out, cleaning and deodorizing salvageable items, storing them, returning them, and documenting non-salvageable losses. Scopit builds it from room photos.
Yes. The itemized, per-room breakdown lets you separate clean-and-return contents from total losses, which is where most of a fire contents estimate is decided.
Yes. Scopit prices the pack-out for off-site cleaning, the storage months, and the pack-back together, so the whole fire contents workflow is one estimate.
Yes. Labor, materials, storage, and overhead & profit are broken out per room and per item so the fire claim reads clearly rather than as a lump sum.
No. Try the live demo with sample rooms — no signup — or upload your own photos for a free fire-damage contents estimate.
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