Water damage? Show us.
Upload photos, answer a few questions — and walk away knowing what's damaged, what it should cost, and exactly what to say to your insurance company or contractor.
Takes about five minutes. Ceiling leaks, burst pipes, flooding, storm water. Free, and no account needed to start.
Talking to insurance? Run it through this first.
Five minutes before you call your insurance company gets you three answers worth having in front of you — plus the exact questions to ask when they pick up.
Adjusters work from documentation. We show you what they look for — and hand you documentation that answers it: timestamped photos, labeled findings, and the scope considerations they'll recognize.
Run my damage throughDo I file a claim?
Your deductible decides more than your damage does. Tap in yours and we'll put it next to the repair range — so you know whether filing is worth it before anything goes on your claim history.
What is my claim worth?
We price the visible repair scope from regional cost tables — a range, not fake precision — plus the scope arguments adjusters commonly consider on losses like yours.
Is my loss covered?
It usually turns on one question: sudden accident, or gradual damage? We show you where losses like yours commonly land and the policy fine print worth checking. Only your policy decides for sure — we make sure you know the terrain first.
How it works
Three steps, about five minutes.
Step 01
Show us what happened
Tell us in your own words, then add photos — the ones already on your phone, or we'll walk you through taking the few that matter.
Step 02
Get a straight answer
What's visibly damaged, what might be hidden behind walls or under floors, how serious it looks, and a realistic repair cost range for your area.
Step 03
Know exactly what to say
A timestamped incident report with labeled photo exhibits, plus the questions to ask before anyone starts cutting — whether you're calling your insurer or hiring help yourself.
Your incident report
Every assessment produces a timestamped record of what happened — your photos, the visible damage, the likely repair scope, the cost range, and what may need a professional look. Share it with your insurance company, adjuster, or contractor instead of reconstructing everything from memory. And it comes with the words: what to have ready when you call your carrier, what to ask a mitigation company before work begins.
A Florida garage flood, published with the homeowner's permission.
Incident report
2026-08-11 14:02
Estimated visible repair range
$4,200–$7,900
- Ceiling drywallExhibit A
- Insulation, upper cavityExhibit B
- Flooring, hallwayExhibit C
Illustrative only. Every report is priced from regional cost tables for the damage actually visible in your photos.
Where we stand
What we will and won't tell you.
We say what we can see
And we're honest about what we can't. Photos don't see behind walls, and we won't pretend otherwise.Ranges, not fake precision
No one can price your repair to the dollar from photographs. Anyone who says they can is selling something.Your photos stay yours
Your address and images are yours. Nobody gets your information unless you ask us to connect you.Free to use
For homes and for businesses. No account needed to start, and no card at any point.
Something happened to your property. Let's find out.
Five minutes now is the difference between describing your damage from memory and handing someone a timestamped record of it.
Free for homes and businesses. Anonymous until your result — we ask for an email only when there's a report to send you.