Insurance claims adjusters and “Third Party Administrators” rarely possess an adequate understanding of your projects required to debate a competent structural restoration strategy. Yet they consistently attempt to declare your processes to be wasteful or wrong, and often argue and resort to bullying tactics to get their way.

The job… the structure… needs some neutral “representation” by a qualified entity prior to, and during the restoration processes. An exceptionally qualified, neutral party is needed on the job to speak to the needs of the structure. This individual must be someone who has no prospect of reward once the scope of work has been established.

The Registered Third Party Evaluator (RTPE) is an individual who has attained exemplary formal education in the restoration of structures and contents. The RTPE can provide valuable services in defining and establishing the fulfillment of workmanship following structural damage due to fire, smoke, water, weather, and other unforeseen events.