The customer’s signature on this form verifies that the agreed-upon work has been completed to their satisfaction.

Formal acceptance of changes to the original contract.

A daily documentation of who was on the job, what work was performed, and capturing pertinent readings.

Assessment of the loss and prioritizing among the triple constraints of time, quality, and cost.

Documentation and checklist for emergency services for supplies and materials.

Documentation and checklist for technicians on fire-related losses.

The customer’s signature on this form verifies that the agreed-upon work has been completed to their satisfaction.

Initial documentation for an upcoming job including client information, insurance information, loss details, job description, and directions.

Documentation of the dates, times, and readings to properly track structural drying.

Documentation and checklist for technicians to be used on all carpet cleaning jobs.

A list of the minimum recommended documentation contained in a complete restoration job file.

Documentation and checklist of items that need to be completed on a water damage loss.

Listing of safety precautions and potential hazards involved in water mitigation jobs.

Documentation for materials that have been selected for the job.

This form should be used for every job. Documentation of the customer’s satisfaction and feedback.

The customer should use this form to document the contents the restoration contractor is responsible for.

Formal work proposal defining the terms and conditions under which the contractor will perform the work described in the final estimate.

Contract releasing contractor of liability when a policy holder refuses a needed service or repair.

The customer’s signature on this form verifies that the agreed-upon work has been completed to their satisfaction.

Form for documenting problems, solutions, and plans of action for disciplinary purposes.

Questions to ask during an exit interview with employees leaving your company.

Questionnaire to be filled out by employees leaving your company.

Calculations for estimating your market share of restoration losses within your service area.