Remediation scoped within 24 hours, documentation your disclosure packet can carry, and work sequenced around your closing date, not ours.
Every agent knows this call: the buyer’s inspector flagged a wet crawl space or a stain under the master bath, and suddenly the deal has a countdown clock. What you need isn’t a contractor “sometime next week”, it’s a scope with numbers inside 24 hours, a fix that starts immediately, and a clearance report both sides’ agents can put in the file. That’s the service. We’ve kept a lot of closings on schedule by treating your deadline as the job spec.
Inspection report page, photos, or just the address. We’re on-site within 24 hours, usually same-day.
A written, priced scope in Xactimate format, honest about what’s cosmetic vs. structural, buyer- and lender-readable.
Work sequenced to the closing date, then clearance documentation, moisture readings, photos, what was done, disclosure-ready.
We never inflate a finding to grow a job, an $800 fix stays an $800 fix even when the repair credit on the table is $8,000. We never talk to the other side’s party without your say-so, and we never miss a scope deadline silently: if something slips, you hear it from us first, with options.
Honest
If you don’t need us, we say so. No invented scope, ever.
Transparent
You see what we see: readings, photos, pricing, before work starts.
Great documentation
Meter logs, thermal images, Xactimate scopes. Files that stand up.
Quick, honest communication
Updates before you ask, bad news included, the same day.
Rapid response
Answered 24/7. On-site within 90 minutes across our service area.
Deals die on uncertainty. A restoration partner on speed dial removes the versions of this story that end badly.
A deal dying over a mold finding. A written scope and schedule turn a walk-away into a negotiating point.
Disclosure liability after close. Past water events end up documented and verified dry, on paper.
Escrow delays that stack. Remediation with clearance testing closes the open item instead of extending it.
“Your guy botched it”. Verified-dry means finished, post-close callbacks don’t land on your name.
Yes, sellers pre-listing or post-inspection, buyers pre-offer or during due diligence. One side per deal: we don’t play both, and we tell you if we’re already engaged on the other side.
For moisture findings: cause identified, work performed, and clearance readings showing dry standard. Our report format covers all three, and appraisers and underwriters have accepted it repeatedly.
A moisture-focused walkthrough, yes, crawl space, water heater, window wells, the usual suspects, so the seller fixes on their timeline instead of negotiating on the buyer’s. Pairs well with our mold coverage guide when growth turns up.
Yes. A pre-list check with meters and thermal imaging catches surprises before the buyer’s inspector does, and gives you paper if a question comes up later.
Same visit or within 24 hours for most residential findings, with photos, readings, and a fixed price both sides can work with.
Yes. Unmarked vehicles on request, no signage, tidy containment, and scheduling around showings.
Name, email, phone, done. Our partnerships lead follows up the same day with how referrals work in both directions.
If a client of yours has an active emergency right now, call the 24/7 line and we’ll dispatch first, paperwork later.
Skip the paperwork, call the 24/7 line, tell us you’re referring, and we’ll take it from there. Partnership setup can happen after the water stops.