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AI-Powered Tree Scope Analysis

InsureTrees

Confirming Your Tree & Debris Insurance Payout

When storms knock down trees, your insurance carrier sends a Scope of Loss. InsureTrees℠ uses AI trained on real tree service claims to find what they missed — tree counts, stump grinding, crane work, debris loads, emergency removal pricing, and land clearing. Get what you're owed.

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What InsureTrees℠ Catches

Trained on real tree service insurance scopes — we know exactly what carriers miss, undercount, or underprice.

Tree Removal Gaps

Carriers often undercount trees, skip hazardous leaning trees, or scope removal-only without the hauling.

Stump Grinding Omitted

Stump grinding is almost always a separate line item. If it's missing from your scope, that's money owed to you.

Debris Hauling Shortages

Hauling is calculated by load count. Carriers frequently underestimate the number of loads needed for large trees.

Underscoped Crane Work

Large trees near structures often require crane work — an expensive line item carriers love to skip.

Emergency/Hazardous Removal

Storm-damaged trees on structures, power lines, or blocking access require emergency pricing — not standard rates.

Land Clearing & Site Prep

Post-storm cleanup often includes land clearing, grading, and site prep that isn't captured in the initial scope.

How It Works

1

Upload Your Scope of Loss

The PDF your insurance company sends after assessing your tree damage. Drop it into our scanner.

2

AI Analyzes Every Line Item

InsureTrees℠ cross-references your scope against real tree service claims — checking tree counts, stump pricing, haul loads, and emergency rates.

3

Get Your Report

Receive a detailed breakdown of missing items, underscoped work, pricing gaps, and recommended supplements.

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