Results

The result is a file that holds up.

Atlas measures itself the way a professional measures a vendor: how fast the file comes back, how cleanly a revision turns, and how much of the documented scope is still standing after a carrier reviews it. Not settlement figures. Those belong to the licensed professional. These are documentation outcomes.

Published from Atlas project records.

1.5 days
Average turnaround
17
Years in restoration

How we measure

Plain definitions, so every number can show its work.

A number without a definition is a marketing figure. Here is exactly what each outcome means before any value is attached to it, the same definitions the published metrics are computed against.

Turnaround

The clock from the on-site inspection to the finished estimate delivered. Inspection → estimate in the professional’s hands.

Revision turnaround

When an estimate comes back for a change, this is request → revised estimate returned. It measures how fast a supplement or correction moves, not whether one was needed.

Scope completeness & revision survival

How much of the documented scope holds through carrier review, tracked by revision rounds and by what stays in the file after it is examined. A scope that survives review is the outcome; how it is negotiated is the licensed professional’s work, not Atlas’s.

States deployed

Distinct states worked on major-storm deployments, the reach behind “New England based, deployable nationwide.”

No dollar figures appear here by design. Recovery and settlement are the licensed professional’s outcome, not Atlas’s. Atlas is measured on the documentation.

Selected work

Case studies.

Water loss · Multi-family · Grafton County, NH

A supply break in the unit above ran into a three-bed, two-bath ski condominium. Atlas documented the loss room by room (294 line items across ceilings, walls, flooring, cabinetry, and the detachables in each room), so nothing the water reached went unrecorded.

  • Xactimate estimate
  • Room-by-room photo report
  • Moisture mapping
  • Labeled floor plan

1 day turnaround

Fire loss · Single-family · Worcester County, MA

A residential fire extended from the main living area into bedrooms, closets, hallways, and baths, with heavy soot and suppression-water throughout. The estimate documented a full gut and rebuild at 535 line items: heat and smoke damage, deflection in the vinyl windows, substrate encapsulation for odor control, down to the boiler drain-and-refill.

  • Xactimate estimate
  • Room-by-room photo report
  • Matterport 3D capture

2 days turnaround

See the standard

The clearest proof is the file itself.

Until the numbers here fill in, the honest way to judge Atlas is to look at a complete deliverable: the estimate, the room-by-room photo report, the floor plan, and the 3D walkthrough, exactly as it lands in a professional’s file.

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