Service 23
Storm & Insurance Damage Assessment
Independent engineering assessment of storm, water, fire and impact damage.
After damage, the argument is usually about cause and extent. An engineering assessment establishes what failed, why, whether it is structural, and what the repair actually requires — in a form an insurer or adjuster has to engage with.
Scope
- Structural damage inspection and documentation
- Cause and origin analysis
- Wind, water, fire and impact damage evaluation
- Photographic documentation and written findings
- Repair scope and structural remediation design
- Sealed reports for insurance claims
- Support during claim review
Who we work with
Owners, property managers, public adjusters and insurers.
Where we deliver this
Across every town in Nassau and Suffolk, the East End and all five boroughs:
- Long Island
- New York City
- The Hamptons
- Hempstead
- North Hempstead
- Oyster Bay
- Glen Cove
- Long Beach
- Babylon
- Brookhaven
- East Hampton
- Huntington
- Islip
- Riverhead
- Shelter Island
- Smithtown
- Southampton
- Southold
Related services
- Professional Engineering Services
- Structural Engineering
- Civil & Site Engineering
- Design & Construction Documents
- Inspections & Site Observation
- Forensic Engineering
- Engineering Reports & Certifications
- Permitting & Expediting
- Violations, Open Permits & Compliance
- Legalizations
- Additions & New Construction
- NYC DOB & Agency Filings
- Pool Design & Permitting
- Health Department Permitting
- Project & Construction Management
- Variances & Zoning Relief
- Property File Review
- Certificates of Occupancy & Compliance
- Accessory Apartments & Conversions
- House Lifting & Flood Elevation
- Wetlands & Environmental Permitting
- Solar Structural Letters
- Demolition & Change of Use
- Construction Cost Estimating
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Common questions
My claim was denied. Is an engineering report useful?
Often, yes. A denial frequently turns on cause or on whether damage is structural — both of which are engineering questions with documentable answers.
How soon after damage should the inspection happen?
As early as practical, before repairs disturb the evidence. Photograph everything in the meantime.