5 Tools Available
These tools provide educational frameworks and planning estimates for common water, fire, and mold damage scenarios in Fairfax County condominiums, commercial buildings, and multi-unit properties. None of these tools constitutes legal advice, coverage guarantees, or certified damage assessments. For an actual assessment, call (571) 741-6292.
HOA vs. Owner Responsibility Checker
Step-by-step decision flow for Fairfax County condo owners. Determine whether your HOA master policy or your HO-6 is typically responsible for a water damage event. Covers 9 common scenarios.
Open Checker →Business Water Downtime Cost Calculator
Estimate the financial impact of a commercial water damage closure: lost revenue, continuing labor and overhead, and extra expenses. For business-interruption insurance documentation and adjuster discussions.
Open Calculator →Sprinkler Discharge Volume Calculator
Estimate the total water volume from an accidental fire sprinkler activation. Input heads activated, minutes, and head type for a gallon and weight estimate with a cumulative volume timeline table.
Open Calculator →Commercial Drying Time Estimator
Estimate a structural drying timeline range for office and commercial buildings. Inputs: affected square footage, floor assembly type, water category, HVAC availability, ceiling scope, and extraction delay.
Open Estimator →Smoke & Soot First-Steps Checklist
12-step interactive checklist for the first two hours after a fire or smoke event. Covers what to do and what to avoid - with red-flagged "avoid" items for common mistakes that spread soot. Printable.
Open Checklist →When to Call Instead of Using a Tool
These tools are for planning, documentation preparation, and educational context. For any active damage event - water still present, fire just extinguished, mold discovered - call (571) 741-6292 directly. The tools are most useful after the emergency response has begun, not instead of it. Related services: Commercial Damage Restoration | Insurance Claims Support | Smoke & Soot Cleanup