For water mitigation & restoration
Price the pack-out, storage, and pack-back for a water loss on the same walkthrough as your moisture mapping — itemized per room so mitigation never waits on the contents number.
Free during beta — no signup required to try the demo.
On a water loss the clock matters — contents have to be moved out so the structure can be dried before secondary damage sets in. That means pricing the pack-out on day one, often during the same walkthrough as the moisture mapping. Scopit builds the contents estimate from room photos on the spot, so the pack-out isn’t the thing that holds up mitigation.
Water damage contents usually leave the property while dehumidifiers and air movers run. Scopit prices the pack-out, the storage months the drying will take, and the eventual pack-back — so the whole contents portion of the water loss is estimated together, not bolted on later as a change order.
Not everything survives a water loss. Photograph each room and itemize what gets cleaned and stored versus what’s a total loss, with per-item pricing an adjuster can review. The result is a defensible water-damage contents estimate rather than a lump-sum guess.
Scopit splits labor, materials, storage, and overhead & profit per room and per item, so the contents estimate reads clearly alongside the mitigation and structural portions of the water damage claim.
It’s the cost to pack, move, store, and return a property’s contents during a water loss so the structure can be dried and repaired — plus pricing for cleaning salvageable items and documenting non-salvageable ones. Scopit builds it from room photos.
Minutes. Photograph each room during the walkthrough and Scopit itemizes the contents and pack-out, so you can price it while you’re still mapping moisture.
Yes. You set the storage months the drying will take, and Scopit prices the pack-out, storage, and pack-back together.
Yes. The itemized, per-room breakdown lets you separate cleaned/stored items from total losses, so the water damage claim is clear and defensible.
No. Try the live demo with sample rooms — no signup — or upload your own photos for a free water-damage contents estimate.
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