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These are the line items adjusters routinely exclude on restoration claims. Supplement Tool knows every one — and writes the letter that gets them approved.
Antimicrobial Treatment
WTR ANTIM$200–$600
Required per IICRC S500 — adjusters frequently omit it as 'not necessary'
Content Manipulation
CONT MANIP$150–$400
Labor to move contents for drying access — separate from pack-out, routinely excluded
Equipment Monitoring
WTR MONIT$50–$120/day
Daily monitoring visits required by IICRC S500 — often excluded entirely
Overhead & Profit
O&P10%+10%
Standard 10% overhead + 10% profit — adjusters routinely deny it on restoration claims
Air Mover Rental
WTR AMOVR$30–$60/day
Per-day equipment rental — adjusters often undercount actual drying days
Dehumidifier Rental
WTR DEHUM$50–$100/day
Per-day equipment rental — frequently underpaid based on actual days required
Each loss type has its own IICRC standards, Xactimate codes, and adjuster tactics. Supplement Tool knows them all.
Supplement Tool vs. writing manually vs. hiring a supplement company
The average restoration supplement is worth $1,500–$3,500. A supplement company would take $150–$525 of that. At $97/month, Supplement Tool pays for itself in the first job. At $297/month, one approval covers the month and puts $1,200+ back in your pocket.
Every letter cites the relevant IICRC standards for water damage (S500) and mold remediation (S520) that adjusters can't dispute.
Auto-references the exact Xactimate codes: WTR ANTIM, CONT MANIP, WTR MONIT, O&P, and more — for every loss type.
Water damage, fire & smoke, and mold remediation — each with their own specific line items, standards, and adjuster language.
Tap the mic and describe the damage while you're still in the structure. No typing, no notes to transcribe later.
Upload a damage photo and the AI identifies the affected materials, moisture levels, and likely missed line items.
When an adjuster denies your supplement, fire back with a formal rebuttal citing IICRC standards and policy obligations.