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Best software for restoration companies

Row of drying fans in front of a window — Photo: Cloris Chou / Unsplash

Restoration jobs need more than scheduling: moisture logs, photo documentation, insurance-ready reports and drying records. General FSM tools rarely cover that, so most restoration companies use one of these.

Albi

Restoration-specific job management and CRM covering jobs, documents, time tracking and billing.

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Encircle

Field documentation for restoration and insurance claims: photos, moisture readings, floor plans and contents.

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DASH

Restoration job management from Cotality (formerly CoreLogic) Next Gear, used by many larger restoration contractors.

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How they fit together

Many shops pair a job management system (Albi or DASH) with a documentation tool (Encircle). Ask each vendor which integrations they support today.

Getting more jobs

Job software doesn't bring in leads. For missed-call text-back, review requests and follow-up, see our GoHighLevel review.

More: Field service software · Jobber vs Housecall Pro · GoHighLevel review

FAQ

Can I use Jobber for restoration?

For simple jobs, maybe, but it lacks restoration-specific drying logs and insurance documentation.

Which one do adjusters prefer?

It varies by carrier and program. Ask your carrier partners what reports they accept.

Sources:
Albi
Encircle
Cotality