Detailed repair estimate
A line-by-line Xactimate scope organized around documented property damage and affected trades.
A clearer picture of the repair scope
Compare the documented repair scope with the available insurance estimate and receive a detailed Xactimate property-repair estimate so you can better understand the work involved.

A line-by-line Xactimate scope organized around documented property damage and affected trades.
Photos, measurements, reports, and available estimates reviewed for missing information.
An explanation of what additional property evidence may be needed before the estimate is complete.
What the service includes
Property losses can involve several trades, unfamiliar estimating language, and repair details that are difficult to organize. Claim It Solutions helps homeowners turn available property documentation into a structured estimate that a contractor can review and use when discussing the repair plan.
We do not interpret insurance policies, decide coverage, or provide legal representation. Our role is to document repair scope and pricing based on the property information supplied. Coverage and payment decisions remain with the insurance carrier.
How it works
Provide photos, measurements, reports, the current estimate, and project notes.
We evaluate the documented loss, affected trades, local requirements, and missing information.
The repair scope and supporting notes are built clearly in Xactimate.
You receive an organized file and clear notice of any recommended next step.
Common questions
The two estimates may use different measurements, repair assumptions, materials, pricing, trades, or documented conditions. We can compare the scopes and identify the specific differences without deciding coverage.
Yes. We review the available estimate against photographs, measurements, reports, contractor findings, and other property documentation to identify incomplete or missing repair scope.
No. We do not interpret policies or provide public-adjusting or legal services.
We will confirm the documentation, scope, fee, and next step before work begins.