Water
Water mitigation
Estimates for extraction, affected material removal, drying equipment, monitoring, and related mitigation work supported by job records.
For restoration contractors
Restoration estimates.
Written for your work.
Water, mold, fire, trauma, and contents estimating services for restoration contractors. Clear scopes and supporting notes based on your job documentation.
Estimating services for restoration contractors
MJA Consulting LLC provides estimates for water, mold, fire, trauma, and contents projects. Send your job records for a new estimate or a review of an existing scope.
Mold
Mold remediation
Estimates for containment, affected material removal, cleaning, air filtration, and other documented remediation work.
Fire
Fire & smoke restoration
Estimates covering documented fire and smoke damage, cleaning, odor treatment, and related restoration work.
Trauma
Trauma cleanup
Estimating support for documented trauma cleanup, affected material handling, cleaning, and disposal scope.
Contents
Contents services
Estimates for inventory, packing, transport, cleaning, storage, and return of contents, based on the services and records provided.
Estimate review
Scope review & notes
Review existing estimates for potential omissions and inconsistencies, and develop supporting notes that explain the documented work.
MJA Consulting LLC
Practical estimating support.
Working with restoration contractors means starting with the conditions on the job, the work performed, and the records that support it.
Michael Andrews works in disaster restoration. MJA Consulting LLC provides estimating support so contractors can spend more time managing their crews and customers.
Talk with MichaelA straightforward process.
The estimate starts with the details of your job. Scope, turnaround, and pricing are confirmed before work begins.
Share the job details
Start with the loss type, project stage, and the estimating support you need.
Review the documentation
Provide available records. Missing details and questions are identified before assumptions become line items.
Refine the estimate
Review the prepared scope and notes, resolve open questions, and confirm the final details.
Prepare for a review
What to send
for an estimate review.
Send the information available for your project. The review can then focus on what the records support.
- Job photos and field observations
- Property sketch and room measurements
- Dry logs and equipment records
- Technician scope sheets and labor records
- Existing estimate and relevant correspondence
Common questions
What types of estimates do you write?
Water mitigation, mold remediation, fire and smoke restoration, trauma cleanup, and contents estimates.
What information should I provide?
Send available photos, measurements, scope sheets, equipment records, labor details, and any existing estimate. We will identify additional information needed during the review.
How are pricing and turnaround determined?
Contact Michael with your project details. Pricing and turnaround are confirmed based on the scope and available documentation before work begins.
Can you review an estimate I already have?
Yes. An existing estimate can be compared with your job documentation to identify potential omissions, inconsistencies, and questions that need clarification.
MJA Consulting LLC
Need help with
a restoration estimate?
Include your company name, the type of loss, and whether you need a new estimate or a review of an existing scope. Please confirm the document transfer method before sending sensitive job records.
Michael Andrews
Water, mold, fire, trauma, and contents
estimating services