Change orders keep their reasons

A restoration job changes as it dries out. When the scope changes, the reasons are already on the job: the readings from the site visit and the call where the client agreed. Nobody rebuilds the story from memory.

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1418 Oak St · Water loss

Day 1Site visit · AnaWater under the cabinets and into the subfloor.
Day 3Site visit · AnaReadings: the cabinet backs are still wet.
Day 4Call · Dana Price, clientDana agrees to replace the cabinets.
Day 4Change order 2 · Replace the base cabinetsWhy: Day 3’s readings. Agreed: Day 4’s call.

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Water, fire and mold jobs run on conversations: with the client, the homeowner, the crew and the subcontractors. Crewloop puts each one on the job it belongs to, in your own job folder.

1418 Oak StWater loss

Summit Restoration

Call · Dana Price, clientMon 7:55
Site visit · Ana and the homeownerMon 10:30
Meeting · Crew, start of dayTue 7:30
Email · Drywall subcontractorWed 4:12

Every kind of loss

The same loop holds every job your company runs, whoever the client is.

Water: Readings, drying plans and the day the equipment comes out, each on the call or visit that settled it.
Fire: Contents, cleaning and rebuild run for months. Every decision along the way stays on the job.
Mold: Testing, containment and clearance: who said what, and when, beside the work itself.

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