Many firms are recording the prior evaluation of the adjacent land for insurance purposes prior to undertaking a new construction site. 

It’s crucial to document a job site prior to construction or site demolition with video and photography if you want to avoid costly lawsuits.

Having construction progress video and photography documentation allows you to resolve disputes before they escalate to legal action.

Builders are often held responsible for preconstruction damage, and consequently, contractors are blamed. To avoid disputes and wasted time, clear construction progress documentation using video and photography is the best approach.

It is sometimes critical to document events like storms, tornados, fires, any and all damages for insurance purposes, whether you are the insurer or the policyholder. Making sure there is a permanent record of such events can protect either party in the event of a claim or a disputed claim. We can help with hard evidence to support your case.

By having video and photography documenting your most precious assets, the insurance company will know exactly what you had and in what condition it was in.

When a disaster occurs, the last thing you want to do is try to explain in precise details to an insurance claims adjuster. The Video speaks for itself and you can send it to your insurance company to file with your policy before hand.

Fred Hamann, St. Louis Videographer, 314-892-1233.