Insurance claims · Probate cleanouts · Hoarding cases
Insurance-billed restoration after water, fire, smoke, or storm damage. Court-supervised probate cleanouts that need real documentation. Hoarding cases that need discretion. Three different customer types that share one thing: they need a vendor who shows up, documents the work, and bills correctly the first time.
Why most vendors get this wrong
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
Common scopes
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.
Removal of fire-damaged contents, smoke-saturated furniture and soft goods, and unsalvageable personal property. Photo documentation before disposal supports the contents claim.
Post-storm contents and structural debris removal. Surge availability during major weather events when restoration networks need fast mobilization.
Court-supervised estate cleanouts for executors, trustees, and probate attorneys. Fixed scope-of-work pricing with documentation that supports estate accounting and tax filings.
Phased, sensitive cleanouts coordinated with family, attorney, social worker, or APS. Pricing custom-quoted based on volume and condition. Multi-day projects standard.
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
Insurance-coordinated contents removal during restoration. IICRC-aligned protocols, restoration GC coordination, claim-format documentation.
View damage contents details →Property cleanouts for Chapter 7, 11, 13 trustees. Asset sale coordination, court-approval handling, court-filing-format documentation.
View bankruptcy trustee details →MSA structure for major restoration networks. Pre-negotiated tiered pricing, standardized claim documentation, CAT response capacity.
View MSA structure details →Probate-grade documentation for executors. Donation receipts for estate accounting, valuables identification, phased work for complex estates.
View estate cleanout details →Sorting protocol rather than bulk haul. Phased work, family and social-worker coordination, biohazard partner routing where needed.
View hoarding details →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.
Insurance & probate accounts