Overview

This page outlines how ReconSmart supports restoration contractors and general contractors through disciplined consulting and estimating frameworks. Our approach aligns field conditions, estimating logic, documentation standards, and operational workflows to support accurate scopes, efficient claim review, and stable restoration operations.

The goal is simple. Reduce friction, improve consistency, and apply experienced judgment across both estimating and operational decision making.

Inside the ReconSmart Engine

ReconSmart operates with a structured framework built for real world restoration work. Our systems are designed to support clean carrier review, consistent execution, and smoother handoffs from scope approval to production.

We do not build processes around software. We build them around field realities, restoration logic, and how projects are actually delivered.

Consulting Framework

On the consulting side, we work with restoration companies to strengthen how their operations function behind the scenes. Workflows are evaluated and aligned to create clarity, consistency, and accountability across estimating, project management, and communication.

The focus is reducing internal friction, improving adjuster interaction, and building operational stability that supports controlled and sustainable growth.

Estimating Framework

Our estimates reflect how restoration work is truly performed, not desk assumptions. Scopes account for labor requirements, code considerations, sequencing, access conditions, and site constraints so approved estimates align with execution from day one.

The emphasis is scope accuracy, code compliance, and consistency across files. This reduces revisions, limits disputes, and allows contractors to scale estimating support without sacrificing quality or control.

Platform Alignment

ReconSmart operates on industry standard estimating and documentation platforms, enhanced by proprietary workflows developed through years of combined field and desk experience.

Tools support the process. Judgment drives the outcome.