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PropertyShield Plus

$1,495

Everything in Snapshot and Essential — plus a fully annotated 2D Floor Plan with response notes, a URS onsite readiness walkthrough inspection, and an upload allowance of three file boxes.

What you get

Clear deliverables included with Plus.

New in Plus — beyond Snapshot

  • Onsite readiness inspection, standard visit up to 90 minutes
  • Field photo and shutoff/access documentation when accessible
  • Onsite observations and photographs help verify information that records alone cannot confirm
  • Field inspection checklist
  • Roof drain observations, if access is allowed
  • Loss-prevention IoT device recommendations — leak detection, humidity/freeze sensors, automatic shutoffs, and alarm/BMS-connected alerts when applicable
  • Missing-info checklist
  • Expanded upload allowance up to three standard file-box equivalents
  • Fully annotated 2D Floor Plan with response notes
  • Onsite notes and floor-plan context help verify access, shutoff, and response details

Also included

  • Secure online intake portal
  • Emergency contact collection and update notes
  • RiskSignal AI Engine extraction of repeat issues, documentation gaps, and readiness scores for URS review
  • Potential problem list and priority action items
  • Pre-loss response file — URS knows where to go, how to get in, where the shutoff is, and who to report to before any emergency response
  • Emergency Action App for phone, tablet, or desktop — offline access and click to call for every emergency contact
  • 1-page Emergency Action Tear Sheet
  • Plain-English PDF report
  • Downloadable final report available on phone, tablet, or desktop
  • Shareable report link for HOAs, condo boards, owners, and other stakeholders
  • 5 business day turnaround

Onsite Inspection and Documentation

What URS documents during the walkthrough.

  • Water shutoff location tagged and noted, plus photos
  • Emergency response parking/loading location noted, plus photos
  • Roof drain observations noted, plus photos
  • Other utilities inspected and noted, plus photos
  • IoT device recommendations with notes, locations, and descriptions
  • Action items — possible leaks, potential moisture issues, and similar areas of concern located and noted, plus photos
  • Missing readiness info noted with details
  • Emergency building access and equipment staging locations noted, plus photos
  • Potable water and drain locations noted, plus photos
  • Restricted area locations noted, plus photos
  • Annotated 2D Floor Plan response notes

Scope notes

Floor plan for up to 10,000 sq. ft. of accessible areas or one representative/typical floor, unless otherwise agreed before scheduling.

Loss-prevention opportunities

Your onsite inspection also flags practical loss-prevention IoT opportunities, when applicable.

See the device categories →

Leak sensors at known water-risk points

Point or cable sensors near water heaters, sinks, toilets, laundry rooms, risers, mechanical rooms, and other known leak areas.

Automatic water shutoff valve

Whole-building, branch-line, or unit-level water shutoff equipment tied to abnormal flow or leak detection.

Humidity monitoring in damp or mold-prone areas

Humidity sensors in basements, crawlspaces, storage rooms, laundry areas, mechanical rooms, HVAC zones, or prior moisture areas.

Sump pump high-water, power-loss, or failure alert

High-water, pump-failure, and power-loss alerts for sump pits, elevator pits, basement drainage, or other below-grade water systems.

Freeze or low-temperature sensors

Temperature sensors in exterior-wall plumbing areas, vacant spaces, crawlspaces, mechanical rooms, or freeze-prone rooms.

Alarm or BMS/BAS-connected flood and equipment monitoring

Flood, freeze, humidity, sump, or equipment alarms connected to a monitored alarm panel, building automation system, or building management system.

HVAC condensate overflow sensors

Float switches or sensors at air handlers, fan coils, ceiling units, and other HVAC equipment with condensate pans or drains.

IoT and sensor recommendations are inspection-based opportunities to review, not requirements or automatic add-ons. Water is the number one cause of commercial property loss — 58% of losses in finished facilities, according to FM, the largest commercial property insurer. Carriers reward buildings that reduce that risk: FM applies a 10% premium offset to fund client loss-prevention work. Ask your carrier what it credits.

Sample 2D Floor Plan

See what the annotated floor-plan deliverable can look like. This is a sample building, not a real property.

United Restoration is not an AI startup or software company trying to understand buildings.We are a property damage restoration company that understands what happens when building problems become emergencies.