The Flames Are Only the Beginning of the Scope.
Fire, smoke, heat, and the water that put it out. Atlas documents the whole house room by room and writes the rebuild top down and trade by trade, so the file tells the story of the loss.
Charred framing and finishes come out. The scope question is the rest of the house: soot in rooms the fire never reached, the ceiling under the hose line, the windows that never caught but never open right again, the roof the crew cut to vent it. Atlas sets the line between clean and replace, room by room, and writes it in Xactimate® from a measured sketch.
A fire rebuild goes through permit, and permit brings the house to current requirements: hardwired smoke and CO detection, current electrical, and framing sized to today's provisions where the structure is rebuilt. Each is written as a code upgrade on its own line.
A room-by-room estimate that separates replace from clean-seal-paint, carries the heat damage that doesn't look burned, puts fireground operations and the suppression-water rebuild on their own lines, and writes electrical, HVAC, and odor treatment as the trade lines they are. Room-by-room photo report. Measured sketch.