Phase 03 / During the project

Manage.

From the first damage assessment through daily project reporting, QVRN brings pre-loss intelligence, purpose-built documentation technology, estimating, field oversight, and claims recovery support into one coordinated process. The objective: clear records, informed decisions, and steady progress toward recovery.

From response to project control

One project. One shared record.

Manage connects the property's documented pre-loss conditions with verified post-loss damage, work performed, costs, approvals, and progress. QVRN's technical and claims recovery teams help owners, managers, and authorized vendors work from consistent information.

  • 01 / Establish

    Verify the loss

    Use pre-loss property intelligence as the baseline for damage assessments, affected-area mapping, and scope development.

  • 02 / Control

    Document the work

    Track labor, materials, equipment, demolition, moisture conditions, progress, and approvals as the project advances.

  • 03 / Recover

    Support the claim

    Organize estimating, supporting records, and recovery documentation to help the authorized claim team evaluate and reconcile costs.

01 / Intelligence + assessment

Know the property. Document the damage.

Before the event, the program develops a property intelligence record. During Manage, that record provides a reference for documenting changes, identifying damaged assemblies, and supporting a defensible scope of work.

  • Pre-loss baseline

    Property intelligence

    Available drone imagery, 360° interior documentation, building details, critical systems, and property condition records.

  • Field technology

    Damage + moisture maps

    Damage assessments, moisture mapping, affected-area plans, demolition maps, and photo-linked field observations.

  • Cost planning

    ROM + estimating

    Rough order of magnitude (ROM) budgets, quantity review, estimating, and scope development informed by documented conditions.

02 / Field management + technology

Make the work visible.

QVRN's project documentation workflow brings the field record into a controlled-access portal so the project team can see what happened, what was completed, what remains open, and which decisions are needed.

  • T&M clerking

    Verify time + materials

    Field clerking and supporting records for labor, equipment, materials, subcontractors, quantities, and applicable time-and-material work.

  • Daily reporting

    Track project progress

    Daily progress reports with activity, crew and equipment records, milestones, site photographs, issues, and upcoming work.

  • Shared portal

    Keep records connected

    Organized assessments, maps, estimates, work authorizations, reports, approvals, and supporting documents with role-based access.

03 / Claims recovery management

Support the claim. Keep it moving.

QVRN's claims recovery management and technical support teams help align field documentation, estimating, project records, and communications with the property owner's authorized recovery process. The goal is transparency, timely review, and fewer avoidable documentation gaps.

  • Scope + estimate

    Support cost review

    Develop and reconcile documented scopes, estimates, ROM updates, and supporting quantities as conditions become clearer.

  • Document control

    Build the supporting file

    Maintain damage evidence, T&M records, change documentation, invoices, approvals, and project milestones in a traceable record.

  • Recovery coordination

    Align the stakeholders

    Coordinate information among owners, property managers, authorized vendors, technical consultants, and the designated claims professionals.

Claims decisions, coverage determinations, settlement negotiations, and any regulated adjusting or legal services remain with the appropriately authorized and licensed parties. QVRN's role is to provide documented technical and project-management support within applicable agreements.

04 / Coordinated vendor support

Keep the job moving.

The qualified vendor network extends beyond the primary restoration or roofing contractor. Specialty providers can support the project as needs emerge, subject to property authorization, availability, and applicable agreements.

  • Site services

    Equipment + logistics

    Coordinate available equipment rental, generators, dumpsters, temporary facilities, transportation, and staging support.

  • Field resources

    Labor + specialty trades

    Help connect authorized projects with qualified staffing, specialty trades, sanitation, security, and site support providers.

  • Issue resolution

    Escalate early

    Identify access constraints, resource gaps, scope questions, documentation issues, and approvals before they unnecessarily slow the work.

The next phase

From manage to recover.

As the work reaches closeout, the project record supports final documentation, cost reconciliation, outstanding-item resolution, and an organized transition to recovery.

Phase 04: Recover →

Program participation does not guarantee vendor selection or assignments. Property owners and authorized representatives retain approval authority. Technical support, claims services, and project activities are subject to applicable agreements, licensing requirements, and scope of engagement.