Trusted across the Pacific Northwest
Expert cause-of-loss evaluations, insurance documentation, and restoration verification for Pacific Northwest homes — performed to IICRC Standards of Practice for water restoration, structural drying, and mold.
Water damage often spreads far beyond what you can see on the surface. As a certified IICRC technician, I provide detailed evaluations that identify the source of moisture, document the affected areas, assess the extent of damage, and deliver clear information for homeowners, contractors, and insurance professionals.
With advanced training in structural drying, moisture migration, microbial behavior, and insurance documentation, I follow IICRC Standards of Practice to deliver a more complete and defensible assessment of water-related damage and the conditions contributing to it.
A detailed evaluation designed to identify the source of water intrusion, document affected materials, and determine the extent of visible moisture-related damage.
These inspections may include moisture mapping, photographs, water category and class identification, and evaluation of conditions that could contribute to microbial growth.
Ideal for: Insurance claims, crawlspace flooding, roof leaks, plumbing failures, and unexplained moisture problems.
Independent third-party evaluations can help document conditions before restoration begins and verify whether drying goals have been achieved once work is complete.
This provides homeowners and restoration professionals with objective documentation of the property’s condition.
Ideal for: Water mitigation projects, restoration work, and post-drying verification.
Clear, defensible documentation can be critical when dealing with a water-damage claim.
Inspections may include moisture mapping, photographs, cause-of-loss observations, category and class identification, affected-material documentation, and microbial-risk assessment.
Ideal for: Homeowners, adjusters, contractors, and restoration professionals who need clear third-party documentation.
Water can move through flooring, walls, insulation, framing, and other building materials before visible signs of damage appear. Without a thorough evaluation, hidden moisture may contribute to:
A professional inspection helps document what happened, where the moisture traveled, and what areas may require additional attention.
Moisture readings help identify affected areas and determine how far water may have traveled.
Water losses can be evaluated according to the type of water involved and the extent of affected materials.
Conditions that may support mold or microbial growth are identified and documented.
Clear photographs, findings, and supporting information can help create a more complete record of the loss.
Independent evaluation can help document conditions before and after restoration work.
Findings are explained in straightforward language so you understand the condition of the property and what may need attention next.
A cause-of-loss inspection may be helpful when the source of water damage is unclear, when multiple areas may be affected, or when documentation is needed for an insurance claim.
Yes. Inspection findings and documentation can be provided for use during the insurance-claim process.
Yes. Independent pre- and post-restoration evaluations can help document drying conditions and verify the status of affected materials.
Water-related damage should generally be evaluated as soon as practical because moisture can migrate into surrounding materials and create additional problems over time.
Environmental and mold testing services are available when additional sampling or laboratory analysis is appropriate.
A strong option for homebuyers who want to evaluate both the home and the condition of the underground sewer line.
Ideal for properties with septic systems where both the home and wastewater system need to be evaluated.
Useful for properties where wastewater, drainage, or underground system conditions are a particular concern.
Combine a home inspection with sewer camera, septic O&M, and environmental testing for a broader evaluation of the property.
Get clear, independent information about the source, extent, and condition of water-related damage before making decisions about repairs, restoration, or an insurance claim.
