Full-bleed trade photo — technician with a moisture meter in a stripped room
CrewCheck for restoration crews
Moisture readings, containment photos and a day-by-day drying log, captured in the room and filed against the loss. The adjuster’s questions are answered from the record instead of from a technician’s memory of Tuesday.
Moisture readings and a day-by-day drying log, captured in the room.
14 days free · No card · Starter checklists for restoration crews included
A carrier that cannot see daily readings against the room they came from pays what it feels like paying.
No daily readings, no leverage with the carrier.
Readings written on a form in the truck are readings nobody in the office can search, sort or send.
Readings on a clipboard are readings the office cannot use.
Open the loss, open the day, see the readings, the equipment placement and the containment in one timeline.
Open the loss, open the day, see the whole timeline.
Four checklists ship with the restoration setup
Step 01 · Assess
Source and category recorded
Affected rooms photographed wide
Initial readings per room
Step 02 · Contain
Containment and negative air photographed
Equipment placement mapped
Materials removed and logged
Step 03 · Monitor
Same points, same order, every day
Equipment still running confirmed
Photos of any change
Step 04 · Close
Final readings against the standard
Equipment removal photographed
Submission filed to the loss
Step 01 · Assess
Source recorded · rooms photographed · initial readings
Step 02 · Contain
Containment photographed · equipment mapped
Steps 03–04 · Monitor & close
Same points daily, final readings, equipment out
What the crew sees
The runner is built for a job site in daylight. Tap the row, shoot the section, move on. Submit stays off until the photo minimums are met, so nothing leaves the site half-documented.
See the runner →Day 3 monitoring — Cedar & Co
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Note — anything the office should know
Dated readings tied to the room they came from, in one file, without a clipboard in the chain.
Example photos and required counts sit inside the step, so day four looks like day one no matter who is on site.
Final readings, equipment removal and release land on the loss, so the packet is assembled by the time the truck leaves.
Questions restoration crews ask
Questions restoration crews ask
Will my crew actually use it?
It’s the phone they already carry, installed to the home screen, and the flow is three taps and a camera. There’s no login for each job and nothing to name or upload.
Can the same checklist be run once a day for a week?
Yes. Each run is its own submission on the customer’s timeline, so the daily readings sit in order.
Can I use my own checklists?
Start from the restoration templates and edit every line, or build yours from scratch. Publish and it’s on every phone immediately.
Does it fit with the rest of my software?
Submissions can be pushed to your CRM, and everything exports as CSV with the photos attached.
Will my crew actually use it?
It’s the phone they already carry, installed to the home screen, and the flow is three taps and a camera. There’s no login for each job and nothing to name or upload.
Can the same checklist be run once a day for a week?
Yes. Each run is its own submission on the customer’s timeline, so the daily readings sit in order.
Can I use my own checklists?
Start from the restoration templates and edit every line, or build yours from scratch. Publish and it’s on every phone immediately.
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