RestoSketch combines the floor plan with the project information restoration professionals need around it — loss details, claim context, moisture, equipment, job stages, storage, and project handoff.
The same project can support the technician gathering the record, the estimator reviewing the space, and the company organizing project information.
Capture rooms, correct dimensions, add project photos and moisture readings, place equipment, and keep findings attached to the job.
Open the project with job and claim context already attached, review editable geometry, and use the project package for reporting or handoff.
Use account and team foundations, choose where backups go, keep support sharing separate, and build a repeatable documentation workflow.
A room drawing is useful. A room drawing connected to the customer, loss, claim, stage, documentation, and equipment is more useful throughout the job.
Project + customerHomeowner, secondary contact, job number, address, and project organization.
Insurance + lossClaim and policy details, carrier, adjuster, loss type, cause, and date.
Restoration stagesIntake, Inspection, Mitigation, Drying / Monitoring, Reconstruction, On Hold, and Complete.
Field documentationPhotos, readings, plan pins, equipment, and project notes stay organized around the same job.
Rooms have furniture. Openings get missed. Devices differ. Measurements need correction. The workflow is designed around that reality.
Smart Scan, Camera Measure, and Manual Sketch give you more than one way to build the room.
Correct geometry, exact wall length, openings, and placement instead of starting over.
Unfinished scan recovery keeps project information even when room capture is not complete.
Keep projects local or choose personal, company-controlled, or optional managed storage.
Create a separate temporary troubleshooting copy rather than changing the normal backup destination.
Sensor and camera measurements assist the workflow; critical dimensions should still be verified.
Walk through how RestoSketch connects the job record, room capture, plan correction, documentation, and delivery.