Expert Eyes.
On Every Scope.
Insurance companies, adjusters, property managers, attorneys, and building consultants call us when they need an independent technical voice on a restoration loss. We review scopes, flag errors, and give you a clear picture of what a job actually requires.
Who We Work With
We Consult For The Industry.
Our team includes former insurance agents and adjusters who have been on both sides of a restoration loss. We know how scopes get built, where errors happen, and what documentation actually matters when a claim is being evaluated. That background makes us useful in ways a typical contractor is not.
Insurance Companies & Carriers
Independent review of contractor estimates, scope of loss verification, and technical documentation audit before claim payment. We give you an objective field-side perspective.
Independent Adjusters
Scope review, field consultation, and technical advisory during active claims. We help adjusters understand what work is genuinely required and document it correctly.
Property Management Companies
Pre-loss consulting, contractor vetting, and scope review for multi-unit or commercial properties. We help property managers avoid being oversold on mitigation work.
Attorneys & Legal Counsel
Expert technical review for coverage disputes, bad faith cases, and property damage litigation. We provide clear, defensible opinions on what work was necessary and what the documentation supports.
Building Consultants
Restoration-specific technical input for construction defect reviews, post-event assessments, and building condition reports that require field-verified restoration knowledge.
Other Restoration Contractors
Peer review of complex scopes, second opinions on drying protocols, and advisory on specialty situations where outside perspective adds value to the project outcome.
What We Review & Advise On
We Know What A Scope Should Look Like.
After working hundreds of residential and commercial losses, we recognize when a scope is accurate and when it is padded, incomplete, or missing critical line items. Our team reviews the numbers, the methodology, and the documentation — and tells you exactly what we find.
- Estimate and scope-of-loss review
- Mitigation methodology assessment
- Drying protocol and equipment review
- Contents inventory and valuation review
- Documentation completeness audit
- Mold remediation scope evaluation
- Fire and smoke restoration scope review
- Line-item pricing reasonableness review
- Pre-loss consulting and condition assessment
- Post-remediation verification advisory
- Coverage question support (non-legal, technical only)
- Contractor performance review
Why Cantt
Both Sides Of The Table.
Most restoration companies only know the field side. Our team includes former insurance agents and adjusters — people who spent years evaluating claims before they started handling them. That gives us a perspective most contractors simply do not have.
Former Agents & Adjusters On Staff
We understand how claims are evaluated, what documentation carriers look for, and where scopes routinely get contested. That knowledge informs every consultation.
Field Experience Across Loss Types
Water, fire, mold, storm, biohazard, contents — we have hands-on experience across every major category. Our opinions are grounded in actual work, not theory.
Independent and Objective
When we consult, we are not trying to get the job. Our job is to give you an accurate, defensible assessment of what the documentation says and what the work actually requires.
Clear, Organized Deliverables
Written review findings, documentation audits, and recommendations formatted for adjuster, legal, or management review. No loose verbal opinions — everything in writing.
Questions
Frequently Asked
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Yes. We provide written findings, review summaries, and recommendations formatted for your specific use case — whether that is an adjuster file, legal proceeding, or internal management review. We do not give verbal-only opinions on formal consulting engagements.
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We provide technical opinions and documentation review that can support legal proceedings. Call us to discuss the specifics of your case and we can determine whether our team's expertise fits what you need.
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Our primary consulting area is East Texas and surrounding states. For significant engagements — particularly large commercial losses or high-value disputes — we can travel. Call us to discuss your project and location.
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Consulting fees depend on the scope and complexity of the engagement. We do not list fees publicly because every review is different — call us and explain what you need, and we will give you a clear picture of what the engagement would look like and what it costs.