Choose the record that fits your question
These four worksheets preserve your entered observations and assumptions for an editable HAUSE enquiry. They are planning aids. A category, score or scenario does not replace a qualified property assessment, insurer decision or confirmed construction schedule.
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| Worksheet | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Smoke exposure record | Describe the event, affected spaces and observations for an assessor. Do not treat entries as exposure measurements. |
| Illustrative timeline scenario | Explore the fixed assumptions shown by the worksheet. Actual dates need an agreed scope, dependencies and provider schedule. |
| Contents register | Organize categories and questions. Material type alone cannot determine salvage or replacement. |
| Financial checklist | Identify records and organizations to contact. Confirm actual requirements and eligibility with the relevant institution. |
Need a simpler calculation or a project file?
Incident timeline record
Calculate the interval between two known events and keep the evidence and uncertainties beside the result.
Open this resourceRestoration quote comparer
Put two entered proposals on the same arithmetic basis, with scope differences and unknowns kept beside the totals.
Open this resourceYour fire recovery project file
Keep contacts, assessed scope, quoted amounts, decisions and changes in one editable record.
Open this resourceBefore moving a record into an enquiry
Read the result and limitations, then choose the preparation action. Your draft remains editable on the enquiry page. Consent is not selected automatically and no enquiry is sent merely by using a tool. Keep a separate copy of important records and avoid unnecessary private information.