Why most vendors get this wrong

Three sensitive contexts. Most vendors aren't built for any of them.

Insurance restoration work has its own paperwork. Probate cleanouts have their own deadlines. Hoarding cases have their own dynamics. A consumer junk removal service shows up in a branded shirt, asks the homeowner to point at things, and writes an invoice that doesn't match how the claim or the estate accounting needs it to read. The work might get done, but the paperwork doesn't hold up under audit, the carrier kicks the claim back for itemization, the probate attorney has to redo the accounting, or the family member has a panic episode mid-cleanout because nobody planned for it.

JRP is the vendor that handles all three the way they need to be handled. The same accountability our commercial accounts expect, applied to households in transition.

How we work

Documentation, discretion, and direct billing where applicable.

  • Direct billing to restoration GCs and adjusters where applicable. Master agreements with restoration networks. Itemized invoicing structured for claims files. Xactimate-aligned line-item categories where requested.
  • Documentation suitable for claims files. Before-and-after photos. Itemized contents lists. Dated work logs. Disposal records with weight tickets and diversion documentation.
  • Probate-grade accounting documentation. Fixed scope-of-work pricing, photo documentation, and disposal records that support probate accounting and estate tax filings.
  • Hoarding cleanouts handled with discretion. Coordination with family, attorney, social worker, or APS caseworker as appropriate. Phased multi-day cleanouts when the resident or family needs to be present.
  • Mobilization within 24 to 48 hours of a claim. Restoration GCs need contents cleanout fast so structural drying and rebuild can begin. We're set up to move quickly without sacrificing documentation quality.
  • Specialized partner referrals when scope exceeds ours. Biohazard remediation, structural damage, hazmat cleanup. We don't pretend to do work outside our scope, and we have partner relationships for the projects that need it.

Common scopes

What insurance, probate, and family customers usually ask us to do.

Water damage contents

Removal of furniture, carpet, padding, drywall debris, and personal contents damaged by water intrusion. Coordinated with the restoration GC's drying schedule. Documentation structured for the claim.

Fire and smoke contents

Removal of fire-damaged contents, smoke-saturated furniture and soft goods, and unsalvageable personal property. Photo documentation before disposal supports the contents claim.

Storm and wind damage

Post-storm contents and structural debris removal. Surge availability during major weather events when restoration networks need fast mobilization.

Probate cleanouts

Court-supervised estate cleanouts for executors, trustees, and probate attorneys. Fixed scope-of-work pricing with documentation that supports estate accounting and tax filings.

Hoarding cases

Phased, sensitive cleanouts coordinated with family, attorney, social worker, or APS. Pricing custom-quoted based on volume and condition. Multi-day projects standard.

Vacancy turnover after loss

Final clearance after restoration is complete or the estate is settled. Property delivered ready for sale, lease, or transfer to the new owner.

Dig deeper into a specific scope

Detailed pages on the insurance and probate work we do most.

Tell us about the claim, the estate, or the situation.

Insurance restoration, probate cleanout, hoarding case, or another sensitive context. Whatever the situation, give us the scope and the deadline. Our specialty accounts team handles these directly and gets back to you within one business day.

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Insurance & probate accounts

No marketing texts. We'll only contact you about your claim or property.