P1Mitigators launches AI scanner for fencing insurance claims

P1Mitigators on June 14 launched InsureFENCE, an AI tool that scans fencing insurance Scope of Loss documents for missing items, pricing gaps and code requirements. The Jacksonville-based firm says the product is available nationwide to contractors and homeowners and is aimed at improving fence claim supplements. Why it matters: - InsureFENCE is built to find omissions in fencing claims that can reduce payouts, including missing material specs, removal costs, permits and code upgrades. - P1Mitigators says the tool gives contractors more leverage before they speak with an adjuster. - The product is available nationwide, which could broaden access beyond P1Mitigators’ local market. What happened: - P1Mitigators announced the launch of InsureFENCE on June 14. - The Jacksonville-based contractor coordination firm says InsureFENCE is the first AI-powered tool designed to scan insurance carrier Scope of Loss documents for fencing claims. - Founder David Saitta created the tool, and Proxy1MEDIA LLC owns it. - P1Mitigators says the tool is available for purchase by fencing contractors, restoration companies and trades firms nationwide. - Allied Fence & Gate in Florida’s Treasure Coast area has already adopted the tool in its insurance claims workflow. The details: - Users upload the fencing portion of an insurance estimate as a PDF or image. - The AI engine compares the estimate against current Xactimate regional pricing and applicable building codes. - The report flags missing material types and specifications. - The report flags absent linear footage and fence height data. - The report flags omitted removal, haul-off and disposal charges. - The report flags missing permits, engineering and code-required upgrades. - The report flags unreported staining or painting for double-sided applications. - The report flags zero-dollar entries for overhead and profit on fencing. - The report flags missing gate rebuild and post-depth requirements. - P1Mitigators says the engine works across all U.S. markets using regional Xactimate pricing and local building code requirements. - Pricing includes free scans for homeowners in Duval County with a signed contingency agreement. - Pricing includes free scans for homeowners in St. Johns, Clay and Nassau counties with a signed work authorization. - Out-of-area contractors and homeowners pay $49.95 per scan. - Xactimate Full Reporting costs $499.95 and covers fence replacement, roof replacement and two interior rooms using current-month pricing. - Embeddable licensing is available for contractor websites nationwide. Between the lines: - The launch targets a common pain point in insurance restoration: fence claims often get reduced to generic line items that omit costs tied to labor, code compliance and profit. - P1Mitigators is pairing a consumer-facing offer with a contractor product, which could help drive adoption across both claim preparation and homeowner review. - The use of current Xactimate pricing is the core selling point, since outdated pricing can weaken supplement requests. What’s next: - P1Mitigators says the tool will continue to be sold nationwide to contractors, restoration firms and homeowners. - The company also offers Xactimate Full Reporting as an additional service for fence, roof and interior room pricing verification. - P1Mitigators says it will keep using InsureFENCE internally on Jacksonville-area fencing insurance projects. The bottom line: - P1Mitigators is turning fence-claim review into a software product, betting that faster gap detection can improve insurance recovery for contractors and homeowners.