Moscow and the Moscow RegionInspection · damage · documents for a dispute

Typical scenario

The estimate covers the whole room, but visible damage is localised

If a water-damage estimate covers the whole room while photographs show one area, comparing areas alone is insufficient. The link between recorded damage and each proposed operation needs examination.

What needs to be clarified

The technical task is to compare the defect schedule, finishes and justification for the scope of restoration in the particular room.

Materials to prepare

  • The incident report and inspection materials
  • A room plan, photographs and damage schedule
  • An estimate listing operations and source quantities

What to compare

  • Link each recorded defect to a location on the plan and a photograph.
  • Check the basis for including each operation and its quantity.
  • Identify operations whose connection to the water incident is unexplained.

Possible outcome of the analysis

The analysis may provide a damage-to-restoration table and identify disputed entries.

Limits of the conclusions

A localised mark does not automatically mean a local repair, but a general statement does not justify full-room work either; technical information is needed.

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