Services
Each service is oriented to construction reality: what exists, what was damaged, and what work is reasonably required to restore the property correctly. Offerings include consulting and insurance appraisal. Storms Consultants is not a law firm.
Service catalog
Select a service for substantive scope. Offerings can be combined for large or complex losses.
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Storms Consultants evaluates physical damage conditions across building assemblies and finishes. Work centers on what exists on site, how damage presents, and how those conditions relate to construction methods, materials, and reconstruction requirements—not on advocacy framing or claim outcome promises.
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Storms Consultants provides insurance appraisal services connected to residential and commercial property losses. Work is grounded in field conditions, construction assemblies, repairability, and estimating discipline so appraisal positions remain tied to the property rather than abstract claim framing. Engagement terms are defined in writing for each matter.
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Scope development translates observed conditions into organized work items: demolition and protection, repairs, replacements, finishes, and related trade requirements. The goal is a scope that reflects the building, the damage, and the work reasonably required to complete reconstruction correctly.
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Estimate review examines line items, quantities, assembly assumptions, sequencing, and omissions. Storms Consultants approaches estimating as a construction documentation discipline—supporting clarity around what work is included, what is missing, and what assumptions drive cost.
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Repairability analysis considers material condition, matching limitations, fastening and underlayment systems, manufacturer guidance, and practical construction constraints. Findings are documented so stakeholders can evaluate repair versus replacement on technical grounds.
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Roofing and exterior consulting addresses covering systems, underlayments, flashings, ventilation interfaces, cladding, trim, and related envelope details. Documentation emphasizes how water management, fastening patterns, and transition details affect repair strategy.
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Interior consulting reviews ceilings, walls, flooring, cabinetry, insulation, and related finishes in context of the loss mechanism and building construction. The emphasis is on documenting affected materials and the work required to restore appropriate pre-loss condition.
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Building code research supports reconstruction planning by identifying relevant requirements that may affect repair methods, materials, and permitting. Findings are presented as research documentation—not as code official determinations or legal opinions.
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Manufacturer documentation work collects and organizes product literature, installation instructions, and repair guidance that may affect how damaged systems are restored. This supports technically grounded decisions about matching, fastening, underlayment, and system compatibility.
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Large and complex losses often involve interconnected assemblies, phased reconstruction, and dense documentation needs. Storms Consultants supports these matters with organized field investigation, multi-trade scope clarity, and construction-focused analysis designed for sophisticated project conditions.
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Reconstruction consulting examines means and methods, sequencing, access, protection, and the practical work required to complete repairs correctly. The focus remains on construction reality—what must be disturbed, what can be salvaged, and what work is reasonably necessary.
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Site documentation captures field conditions with photographic records, measurements, diagrams, and, where appropriate, 3D documentation. The objective is a durable record that supports later analysis, estimating, and reconstruction planning.
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When material identity, composition, or performance questions matter to repair decisions, Storms Consultants can coordinate with appropriate testing resources. Coordination supports documentation; laboratory findings remain those of the testing provider.
Describe the property and loss type. Engagement begins only when accepted in writing.