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Line-by-line technical review of repair estimates — scope gaps, methodology, quantities, pricing logic, and supportability — with clear, documented findings. Xactimate Certified, Xactimate Certified Pricing Consultant.
Start an Assignment All ServicesMost property claim disputes live inside the estimates. One estimate omits the tear-out behind the walls; another prices a full replacement where a repair is supportable; a third carries quantities no measurement backs up. Estimate review puts a trained, certified set of eyes on the document itself — line by line.
The review tests each line against four questions: is the scope complete for the documented damage, is the methodology correct for the material and trade, are the quantities supported by measurements, and does the pricing logic hold up. Findings cite the reference that supports them — IICRC standards, manufacturer instructions, Xactimate conventions, and measured reality.
This is a technical review, not claim negotiation. The deliverable tells you what the estimate gets right, what it misses, and what the evidence supports — whether the estimate under review is a carrier's, a contractor's, or an opposing expert's.
Line-item findings organized by trade and room/elevation: confirmed items, scope gaps, methodology issues, quantity discrepancies, and pricing observations.
The delta, quantified — what the reviewed estimate omits or overstates, with the supporting reference for each finding, ready to use in appraisal, negotiation support, or litigation.
Where the engagement calls for it, a corrected or companion Xactimate estimate reflecting the supported scope, quantities, and pricing.
RiskAxis Solutions is not a public adjusting firm and does not sell insurance. Appraisal and umpire assignments address amount of loss under the applicable policy process. RiskAxis does not provide legal advice, interpret insurance coverage, or render coverage opinions. Coverage and legal questions belong with qualified coverage counsel, the insurer, or the appropriate licensed insurance professional.
Estimate review engagements are technical scope and pricing reviews — not claim negotiation, claim handling, or public adjusting on the client's behalf.
Send the estimate and the photos — the review comes back documented, referenced, and usable.
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