OPTION 1 · YOU SUBMIT
Inspection & documentation only
We inspect, photograph and prepare a detailed repair estimate.
You submit the documentation to your insurance carrier yourself.
Request documentation only →Pensacola Insurance-Approved Contractors
On-site storm-damage inspections, measured repair scopes and Xactimate estimates for property owners with an already-filed claim.
FILED CLAIM + PROOF REQUIRED
Upload your carrier’s claim confirmation so we can review your request before scheduling.
Documentation that tells the whole repair story
A documented estimate supports review of the repair scope—not a guarantee of coverage or payment.
OPTION 1 · YOU SUBMIT
We inspect, photograph and prepare a detailed repair estimate.
You submit the documentation to your insurance carrier yourself.
Request documentation only →OPTION 2 · CONTRACTOR-SIDE SUPPORT
Inspection, Xactimate scope writing, factual repair documentation and coordination of the appropriate trades.
No public adjusting, coverage advice or settlement negotiation.
Request contractor-side support →From our field files
Owner-supplied field photos show the damage, measurements and trade work that a detailed repair record can capture.
Photos illustrate field work; they do not identify every pictured property as a Pensacola location.






Filed storm claims only
Already filed your claim? Tell us who, what and where—and upload proof.
We review your claim documentation before confirming eligibility, service scope, fees and an appointment.
Inspections · Xactimate estimating · Emergency tarping · Consulting · Vetted trade coordination
Independent contractors perform roofing, tree work, fencing and other construction repairs.
Homeowners often use “insurance-approved contractors” to describe contractors familiar with insurance-related repairs.
Our role is to coordinate vetted, insurance-experienced trade professionals; it is not a claim that every insurance carrier has approved or endorsed our network.
If your policy includes a managed-repair or preferred-vendor requirement, confirm the specific company and authorization with your insurer before signing.
An estimate, referral or contractor credential does not guarantee coverage, payment or reimbursement.
A coordination company and a licensed roofing contractor are not the same thing.
P1Mitigators™ handles inspections, estimating, tarping, consulting and trade coordination; independent contractors perform construction and trade repairs.
Request the legal company name, applicable license details, current liability insurance and workers’ compensation coverage or lawful exemption for the assigned contractor.
Check licenses with Florida DBPR where a state license is required, and verify any local requirements with the authority responsible for your address.
Storm damage may cross roofing, tree work, fencing and interiors even when it began with one event.
The sequence matters: hazardous tree work and temporary protection may need to precede permanent roofing or interior finish repairs.
We help separate trade responsibilities and maintain a shared scope so a homeowner is not left relaying conflicting instructions between companies.
Trade work and scheduling depend on site conditions, required approvals and contractor availability—not a blanket same-day promise.
Tell us whether your Pensacola property has tight street access, a shared driveway, an HOA, historic-district restrictions or occupied rental units.
The responsible contractor should confirm permits with the correct city or county authority before starting regulated work.
Ask how debris, deliveries, access and protection of undamaged areas will be managed.
Bring the carrier’s existing estimate if you have one so the proposed repair scope can be discussed using the same property information.
No such claim is made; confirm any carrier-specific preferred-vendor approval or managed-repair requirement directly with your insurer.
No; roofing repairs are performed by the appropriately licensed roofing contractor assigned to the work, not by P1Mitigators™.
Confirm the warranty in the written agreement with the contractor performing that trade; coordination is not a substitute for the contractor’s warranty terms.
Tell us where the damage is, what has already been documented and which trades you need coordinated.