Clear boundaries for a better first decision.

Property Claim Guide is educational software. It organizes early damage information and broad ranges, but it does not replace licensed professional judgment.

Educational guidance only

Property Claim Guide provides general educational guidance based on information entered by the user. It does not provide insurance advice, legal advice, public adjusting services, engineering opinions, contractor estimates, or coverage determinations.

Not an insurance company or public adjuster

Property Claim Guide does not sell insurance, adjust claims, negotiate claims, represent policyholders, represent insurers, or tell users what insurance will pay. Users should consult their insurer, licensed contractor, public adjuster, engineer, or attorney when appropriate.

Broad cost ranges only

Any cost range displayed by Property Claim Guide is a broad educational band. When reference pricing data is loaded, it may be used as context for categorization and broad range selection. Final pricing depends on licensed contractor inspection, local labor costs, material availability, building codes, hidden conditions, emergency response requirements, and policy terms.

Uploads and lead data

Submitted contact information, damage details, and uploaded media may be processed to create an educational assessment record and related follow-up. A production launch needs documented privacy, security, consent, retention, deletion, and vendor-processing controls before collecting real customer data at scale.

Contractor marketplace

Contractor matching should be treated as an introduction path only unless a contractor is expressly marked as verified through a documented review process. Users should independently confirm licensing, insurance, trade qualifications, reviews, service areas, availability, pricing practices, privacy compliance, and dispute resolution processes.

User responsibility

Users are responsible for safety, property protection, policy review, and professional consultation. If there is an emergency, active hazard, structural risk, fire condition, electrical risk, or health concern, contact appropriate emergency services or licensed professionals immediately.