Mitigation Claim Check — water, fire & mold mitigation invoices

Line-item review

We check the categories mitigation invoices usually include: water extraction, drying equipment, demolition and debris removal, antimicrobial treatment, containment, and monitoring visits.

Equipment-day counts

Air movers and dehumidifiers are billed per unit, per day. We flag counts or day totals that look high or low for the affected area so you know what to ask about.

Gaps and overcharges

A plain-language list of items that may be missing, duplicated, or outside typical ranges, plus questions to raise with the mitigation company or your insurer.

What we compare

Line item	Typical basis	EXAMPLE DATA range
Water extraction	per sq ft of wet floor	$0.50 – $1.50 / sq ft
Air mover	per unit, per day	$25 – $45 / day
Dehumidifier (LGR)	per unit, per day	$70 – $150 / day
Drying days	typical Class 2 water loss	3 – 5 days
Flood cut / drywall removal	per linear ft	$2 – $5 / LF
Antimicrobial application	per sq ft	$0.20 – $0.60 / sq ft
Containment barrier	per sq ft of poly	$0.75 – $2.00 / sq ft

EXAMPLE DATA. These ranges are illustrative estimates, not sourced pricing; no public source for mitigation line-item rates has been selected yet. Real reports will state their data sources.

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Checking the rebuild estimate instead? See the Property Repairs Claim Check.

Informational only. The Mitigation Claim Check is a documentation and education tool. Clear Scope Home is not a public adjuster, insurer, attorney, or certified mitigation or mold professional. We do not inspect your property, verify moisture readings, negotiate with insurers or mitigation companies, act on your behalf, or give legal or insurance advice, and we don't tell you what your policy covers. A flagged item may be justified by conditions we can't see, such as moisture logs, building materials, or category of water. Washington and other states license and regulate public adjusters; if you want someone to represent you, contact a licensed public adjuster or an attorney.