From room to detail
Connect visible damage to the room, surrounding surfaces and belongings involved
Understand the damage and the space around it
A close-up of a stain only tells part of the story. Guide a video walkthrough, connect details to each room and organize property evidence so your team can review the case with a clearer sense of its setting.
Situations suited to a guided walkthrough
- Recording visible signs of water damage
- Documenting rooms and belongings
- Preparing for an on-site assessment
A fuller view of the property
Clearer requests
Guide the person on site and identify missing images while the session is still open
Organized follow-up
Keep observations and additional evidence in the same case file for the team's review
Walk through the property with a clear purpose
Plan the walkthrough
Choose the relevant rooms and confirm which areas the person can safely access
Frame the space, then the detail
Capture a view of the room first, followed by clear images of each affected area
Connect the observations
Review the photographs, record what remains uncertain and organize any requests for further evidence
A record that keeps its context
- Overall views of each room
- Location and appearance of visible damage
- Photographs of relevant belongings
- Observations and questions to resolve
Images alone cannot establish the cause or full extent of damage. Structural risks, electrical installations and inaccessible areas require appropriate on-site assessment. The session should be limited to areas that can be observed safely.
Other settings, the same attention to detail
Give every image a place in the story
Turn a guided walkthrough into useful evidence for assessment, follow-up and reporting.