Mitigation Bill Review

As claims for property damage grow more costly and complex, having a partner like Sedgwick to monitor mitigation bills and protect your bottom line is more important than ever.

With our detailed auditing process, we ensure fair and accurate mitigation invoices to help you:

• Reduce unnecessary claim payouts
• Assist your adjuster in settling claims more efficiently and accurately
• Minimize the risk of insurance disputes
• Maintain trust with policyholders and contractors

We have 50+ restoration experts and provide support for all aspects of the bill review process — from administration and assessment to quality control and management.

Backed by our advanced technology, we can identify financial discrepancies, overcharges or unsupported fees for the following services within just 5-7 business days:

• Water mitigation
• Structural repair/rebuild estimates
• Asbestos abatement
• Mold remediation
• Trauma cleanup
• Fire restoration
• Post-catastrophic events

1. When a project is complete, clients submit invoices and supporting documentation like drying logs, photos and estimates to our team for review.
2. Our restoration experts then carefully analyze documentation, pricing and scope of work to ensure invoice charges are fair and accurate.
3. If any equipment, labor or service isn’t properly documented, communicated or billed, we work with the contractor involved to correct the invoice.
4. Once our review is complete, we provide a comprehensive final audit report with clear payment recommendations to support the adjuster’s claim settlement decisions.

Whether you’re dealing with damage from a flood, fire or other disaster, our property solutions can support you and your policyholders throughout the entire claims process — driving faster recoveries and maximum cost savings.

• Residential loss adjusting: Our dedicated adjusters are available 24/7 to inspect losses and can resolve residential property claims in just hours.
• Repair solutions: When there’s property damage, our network of restoration specialists and certified contractors can help coordinate and oversee repairs.