Catastrophe loss documentation — Fort Myers, FL
Merrimack, NH · serving New Hampshire and Massachusetts

Claim files, built like data.
Documented. Defensible. Delivered.

Xactimate estimating, field scoping and Matterport 3D documentation for the public adjusters, restoration contractors and general contractors who carry the claim.

Avg. turnaround
1.5 days
Years in restoration
17+
Major-storm deployments
10+ states

See the standard before you send a file

Download a complete sample estimate package.

Not a screenshot. A real, full-length Atlas deliverable, start to finish: the estimate, the room-by-room photo report, the floor plan, and the link to the 3D walkthrough, exactly as it lands in the professional's file.

Sample package · coming soon

What's in the package

  • Full-length Xactimate estimate.ESX + PDF
  • Room-by-room photo report
  • Labeled floor plan & measurements
  • Matterport 3D walkthrough link
  • Scope notes tied to each line item

Built for the professionals who carry the claim

Public adjusters

A scope built to hold from proof of loss through appraisal, with local boots in territory you don't cover.

How Atlas fits your file →

Restoration contractors

Reconstruction estimates written in the format carriers expect, so the rebuild moves through review cleanly.

Protect the margin →

General contractors

Your scope of work, translated into Xactimate. Nothing you're doing goes undocumented.

Nothing left off the estimate →

The kit behind the documentation.

See the full toolkit →
Matterport 3D
A permanent, walkable record of the loss
Thermal imaging
Moisture behind finishes, made visible
Estimate comparison
Line-by-line reconciliation, on request
Aerial documentation coming soon
Roof and elevation capture
Anthony Salvi, founder of Atlas Property Consultants
Seventeen years. Not much surprises him.
Trades → ServiceMaster and Servpro crews → Senior Estimator at BELFOR New England → Atlas. Anthony Salvi knows how a carrier reads a file.
About Anthony →
Need a scope this week?
Send one file. See what the documentation should have looked like all along.