Estimatics/Desk Adjuster - In-House

Servpro•Evans, GA

1d•$50,000 - $55,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Estimatics / Desk Adjuster is responsible for driving estimate accuracy and maximization by ensuring every line item is properly supported, documented, and defensible. This role requires a strong understanding of IICRC standards and carrier guidelines to ensure all scopes are both compliant and fully justified prior to submission.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required; college degree preferred
Minimum 2 years of reconstruction estimating and/or insurance adjusting experience required
Strong understanding of residential reconstruction practices following property damage (water, fire, etc.)
Proficiency in Xactimate required
Proficiency in Claims Estimate preferred
Experience developing or reviewing scopes for reconstruction projects preferred
Working knowledge of IICRC standards (certifications preferred but not required)
Ability to interpret job documentation (photos, notes, moisture logs, sketches) and translate into accurate reconstruction scope
Strong attention to detail with the ability to identify missing or incorrect scope

Responsibilities

Review all estimates for completeness, accuracy, and full scope capture based on reconstruction requirements following a loss
Ensure all scopes reflect proper sequencing of work, including demolition, drying considerations, and rebuild activities
Identify missing line items, scope gaps, and reconstruction-specific requirements
Validate that estimates accurately reflect real-world reconstruction practices, including repairs to affected areas and integration with existing structures
Ensure every line item is properly supported with documentation, photos, and notes for full justification
Apply working knowledge of IICRC standards to ensure mitigation-related components are appropriately addressed within the reconstruction scope
Collaborate with Project Managers and Estimators to clarify scope, materials, and reconstruction approach
Return estimates for correction when scope or documentation does not meet reconstruction or documentation standards
Strengthen estimate quality to reduce rework, missed scope, and revenue loss
Maintain consistency in estimating practices across all reconstruction projects