Platform · Mold, fire and biohazard
Protocols, not blank notes.
Each job type gets its own steps, required photos and safety records, and a closeout package that's complete before you send it.
- Assessor protocol attached
- Done
- Containment photos
- Done
- Negative air reading, today
- Due
- HEPA units on site
- 2 tagged
- Clearance results
- Waiting on assessor
Mold · S520
Remediation you can prove
- The assessor's protocol attached to the job
- Condition levels by area
- Containment and negative air with photos and pressure readings
- HEPA equipment tracked like drying equipment
- Daily logs, PPE and waste records
- Clearance results attached before closeout
Fire and smoke · S700
Every room, every surface
- Smoke and soot mapped by room and surface
- Residue type and the cleaning method tested
- Deodorization methods and run times
- Board-up and tarp records
- Hand off to contents and rebuild on the same job
Biohazard and trauma
Handled with care, kept private
- Scope and PPE records
- Chain of custody for regulated waste
- Disposal manifests and verification photos
- Visible only to the people who need it
Asbestos and lead
Older homes flagged before anyone cuts.
The year the home was built triggers a prompt: an asbestos survey decision for homes built before 1981, lead-safe practices for homes built before 1978. Survey results, the abatement sub and clearance documents live on the job.
Questions
Do the protocols copy the IICRC standards?
No. They follow the steps the standards describe and name the standard and edition, but don't reproduce the text.
Does RestoSavage check my state's mold licensing rules?
[States covered at launch, once reviewed with counsel.] The app records your decisions and documents; it doesn't make regulatory calls for you.
Can I edit the protocols?
[Confirm whether shops can customize protocol steps.]