Siding and building envelope repair.
A trade dispatched under the managed repair program. Envelope repair and siding replacement by credentialed vendors, sequenced with the rest of the loss.
Siding
Siding damage is often the visible part of an envelope problem. What matters for the claim is whether the envelope is still doing its job, and what got in behind it.
Siding is dispatched under the program alongside the trades it interacts with, roofing above it and mitigation behind it, so the sequence holds and the scope is documented as one file rather than three.
Scope under the program.
What a dispatch for this trade includes. Multi-trade losses are sequenced under one service request.
Siding repair
Localised repair where damage is contained to sections.
Siding replacement
Full elevation or full-property replacement where the loss requires it.
Envelope inspection
Substrate and wrap condition assessed where siding is opened.
Temporary protection
Wrap or covering where the envelope is open pending permanent repair.
Trim and detail
Trim, flashing details, and penetrations addressed within scope.
How this trade gets dispatched.
The program handles sequencing so trades on the same loss do not collide.
Sequenced with roofing
Scheduled against roof work so the envelope is closed in the right order.
Behind-wall coordination
Where moisture got behind the envelope, mitigation runs before close-up.
Credentialed vendors
Matched from the credentialed pool by geography and scope.
What lands in the file.
Documentation is assembled by us and returned as one package, built for the adjuster who has to justify the scope.
The storm doesn't schedule itself. Neither do we.
Submit a service request or call dispatch. One point of contact from first call to closeout.