
Document the property with photos, videos, spoken walkthroughs, moisture readings, notes, and scans. Feldy turns the field record into structured damage documentation, measurable property data, detailed estimates, and professional proposals.
Field-first AI for restoration contractors
Everything you need to document, scope, and estimate the loss.
Jobsite capture
Capture damage, affected materials, moisture readings, equipment placement, demolition, and progress under one organized property record.
3D property measurements
Turn guided photos and scans into measurable 3D models of affected rooms, exterior elevations, roofs, openings, and damaged areas.
AI estimating and documentation
Use the field record, measurements, documents, and spoken notes to develop the mitigation or reconstruction scope and build the estimate.
Focus on the work that wins the job.
The highest-value parts of restoration work, connected.
Feldy connects field documentation, property measurements, scoping, estimating, and completion records—so the information captured at the loss stays with the job through mitigation and reconstruction.
Document the loss
Capture every affected room, exterior area, damaged material, and visible condition through photos, videos, notes, and walkthroughs.
Keep moisture readings, equipment locations, homeowner statements, and supporting documents organized under the property.
Give estimators, project managers, adjusters, and reconstruction teams a complete visual record of what was found.

Map and measure the damage
Create a measurable property model showing rooms, walls, ceilings, openings, elevations, and affected areas.
Connect damage documentation to the exact room or exterior location where it was captured.
Use property measurements to calculate damaged materials, demolition quantities, drying areas, and reconstruction scope.

Build the estimate with AI
Turn the walkthrough, photos, measurements, readings, and documents into a structured scope of work.
Build estimates for mitigation, demolition, cleaning, drying, repair, and reconstruction from the same job record.
Identify missing information and review the estimate before submitting it for customer or insurance approval.

Share, approve, and complete
Present clear documentation showing the damage, proposed work, measurements, pricing, and project phases.
Keep supplements, scope changes, approvals, and additional damage connected to the original property record.
Document progress and completion with before, during, and after photos tied to the approved scope.
Restoration work supported by Feldy
Water-damage restoration
Document the source, affected rooms, moisture readings, damaged materials, drying equipment, and demolition requirements for water-loss mitigation and repair.
Fire and smoke restoration
Capture fire, smoke, soot, odor, and structural damage throughout the property. Build cleaning, demolition, contents, and reconstruction scopes from the field record.
Storm-damage restoration
Document hail, wind, fallen trees, flooding, roof damage, and exterior damage using ground photos, aerial imagery, walkthroughs, and measurable property models.
Mold remediation
Record visible growth, moisture conditions, containment areas, affected materials, demolition requirements, and remediation progress under one job.
Mitigation and structural drying
Track extraction, drying chambers, equipment placement, moisture readings, material removal, and daily progress from initial response through dry-out.
Reconstruction contractors
Turn the documented loss into a room-by-room and trade-by-trade reconstruction scope covering framing, drywall, flooring, paint, cabinetry, roofing, and exterior repairs.
Other restoration services
Contents restoration, pack-outs, sewage cleanup, biohazard cleanup, odor removal, board-up services, emergency tarping, structural stabilization, commercial losses, and catastrophe response.







