Disaster Inspections

Documentation that holds up

Insurance Losses

On-site assessment and documentation for property damage claims.

  • Photo documentation

  • Investigation into cause

  • Thermal imaging

  • Drone documentation

  • Clear reporting by a licensed adjuster

Mold Assessments

Licensed mold assessment for restoration and remediation verification.

  • Visual and moisture inspection

  • Air and surface sampling

  • Post-remediation verification

  • Clearance testing

  • Protocols that make sense

Post-Storm Documentation

Rapid-response documentation formatted for claims processing.

  • Exterior and roof damage

  • Moisture mapping

  • Photo documentation

  • Fast turnaround

Built for the claims process

Disaster Inspections works directly with insurance adjusters, restoration companies, and property and facilities managers across the Suncoast. We provide licensed documentation for insurance loss claims, with extensive experience in restoration with a fully licensed field adjuster.

We know what a claim file needs to hold up. Clear photos, accurate measurements, and reports written to be used, not just filed.

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Insurance Loss Inspections

When a claim is on the line, the documentation has to hold up. We provide on-site inspections for storm and wind damage, water intrusion, and roof and structural damage, with photo, thermal, and drone imaging to support an accurate story of what happened. Reports are detailed and clear, designed to document everything needed to move a file forward without follow-up visits.

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Mold Assessments

Mold claims require documentation that stands up to scrutiny, from initial assessment through remediation verification. We conduct visual and moisture inspections, air and surface sampling, and post-remediation clearance testing. Every assessment follows the Florida SOP as well as IICRC and NORMI guidelines. Protocols are written with the entire project in mind. They are easy to read and include diagrams to best assist the technicians and make sense to adjusters and homeowners.

About Us

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Disaster Inspections is a subsidiary of Sabal Property Inspections, owned and operated by Jennifer Milburn. Prior to joining the community of home inspectors, she worked as a project manager for a general contractor and in operations in the disaster restoration industry for some of the largest names before getting her adjuster’s license.

Licenses and Certifications:

  • Florida Licensed Home Inspector

  • Florida Licensed Mold Assessor

  • Licensed Adjuster in multiple states

  • InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector

  • CCPIA Certified Commercial Inspector

  • IAC2 Certified Air Quality Assessor

  • IAC2 Certified Mold Assessor

  • IICRC Certified in Applied Structural Drying

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