Professional Estimate Writing
Accurate, detailed property damage estimates prepared using the insurance preferred Xactimate® software, industry standards, and decades of real-world restoration experience.
Property Damage Insurance Estimating Services
Our estimates are prepared using insurance preferred Xactimate® software, applicable industry standards, and decades of real-world restoration
experience to provide clear, detailed documentation of property damage and required restoration work.
This may include:
Complete Xactimate® estimate preparation
Water, fire, storm, and other property damage estimates
Estimate revisions and updates
Supplemental estimate preparation
Scope and documentation review
Existing estimate and vendor invoice review
Who We Serve
We write estimates for individual homeowners or property owners, restoration contractors, property managers, HOAs, and commercial organizations.
Estimate Review & Revisions
Already have an estimate? DSCG can review existing estimates for accuracy, completeness, and alignment with the documented scope of work.
This may include:
Review of existing Xactimate® estimates
Identification of missing or overlooked scope items
Estimate revisions and updates
Supplemental estimate preparation
Contractor estimate and vendor invoice review
Comparison of estimates to available project documentation
Detailed Scope & Documentation
A well-developed estimate starts with a clearly documented scope. DSCG uses available project information, photographs, measurements, reports, and supporting documentation to develop detailed estimates that accurately reflect the work required.
Our approach focuses on:
Detailed and organized scopes of work
Accurate quantities and measurements
Appropriate Xactimate® line items
Supporting project documentation
Clear, easy-to-understand estimates
Consistency with applicable industry standards
Scope of Services
Disaster Services Consulting provides advisory, planning, and coordination services only. We do not perform construction, remediation, or repair work.

