Scope of Loss Development Worksheet

Itemizes damaged building components by trade to build the foundation of a repair estimate after a loss event.

Submission Notice

• Submission Type
• Anonymous Submission
  Select this if you want to submit without your name attached to the record where allowed by your workflow.
• Project / Claim Reference
• Submission Date

Loss and Property Details

• Property Type
• Date of Loss
• Cause of Loss
• Affected Area Summary
  Briefly describe the rooms, elevations, or building areas affected.

Roofing Scope

• Is roofing damage present?
• Damaged Roofing Components
• Estimated Roofing Quantity
• Roofing Repair or Replace Decision

Framing and Structural Scope

• Is framing or structural damage present?
• Damaged Framing Components
• Estimated Framing Quantity
• Structural Stability Concern

Interior Finish Scope

• Is drywall or finish damage present?
• Damaged Finish Components
• Estimated Drywall Area (sq ft)
• Finish Level

Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Scope

• Is mechanical, electrical, or plumbing damage present?
• Damaged Mechanical Components
• Damaged Electrical Components
• Damaged Plumbing Components

Scope Notes and Estimate Foundation

• Repair Assumptions
  List any assumptions used to develop the scope, such as access limitations, matching requirements, or concealed damage assumptions.
• Excluded Items
  Document items that are known but intentionally excluded from the current scope.
• Follow-Up Required
  Select if additional site review, measurements, or trade verification is needed before estimate finalization.
• Follow-Up Notes