We use Matterport 3D technology to capture properties digitally, creating accurate, immersive, and interactive models that bring every space to life — a permanent record of how the property stood the day we walked it.
Matterport 3D scanning creates a permanent, shareable digital record of the property — supporting every stage of the claims process, from first notice of loss through to final resolution.
A claim file typically carries a few dozen photos. Six months later, when a question comes up about what was behind the vanity or how far the staining ran along the ceiling, those photos either answer it or they don't — and by then the repair has covered the evidence. A scan answers questions nobody thought to ask on the day of the inspection.
Scanning isn't a replacement for a site inspection — it's what makes the inspection reusable. One visit produces a record every party can return to for the life of the claim.
The scan records the whole space, not the handful of angles someone remembered to photograph — a complete record rather than a selective one.
Adjusters, contractors, appraisers, and attorneys can walk the property from their desk — no scheduling, no travel, no waiting for access.
Reduces travel, repeat inspections, and the dead time between someone raising a question and someone else being able to go look.
Supports estimates, negotiations, and appraisal positions with a record that can be independently examined rather than taken on description.
Easily shared with adjusters, contractors, and other parties — everyone working from the same view of the property instead of competing descriptions of it.
A shared, objective record narrows disputes rather than fueling them. That's why we bring scanning to carrier engagements and policyholder engagements alike.
It depends on square footage and how many rooms need capturing. A typical single-family residence is a matter of hours, not days. We'll give you a time estimate once we know the size of the property.
Someone needs to provide access. Beyond that, no — and that's part of the point. Once the scan exists, nobody needs to be there again to look at the property.
Please don't move anything damage-related. The scan is documenting conditions, and tidying before it can remove evidence you'd want on the record. Clearing walkways so the camera can move through is helpful.
Yes, and that's a common use. Dimensions pulled from the model feed the repair scope directly, which cuts down on the return visits that usually follow a missed measurement.
For the duration of the engagement at minimum, and typically well beyond it. If you need the record retained for a specific period — through litigation, for instance — tell us up front and we'll confirm the arrangement.
It can, but the value drops sharply. Scanning is at its most useful before anything is torn out. If work has already begun, scan what remains and tell us what's changed — a partial record beats none.
Tell us the property type and rough square
footage, and we'll tell you what a scan
would involve.
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