Decode the requirement
We help you understand what your carrier flagged, what the deadline means, and whether you may be asked to do more than necessary.
About Insurance Repair Help
A clearer path through insurance-required repairs
Getting a letter that says “replace this or lose your coverage” is stressful. The clock is short, the cost is yours, and it is hard to know what the underwriter actually needs. We make that moment less overwhelming.
Why this exists
Built around the moment after the letter arrives
Insurance Repair Help is an independent service founded by Alexis to make one specific moment less confusing: the gap between an insurer's repair notice and a homeowner's next informed action.
The work starts with the written condition, the deadline, and the proof the carrier may ask to review. We use public permit, utility, safety, and carrier sources to build local guidance, publish our limitations, and keep the request process focused on helping the homeowner organize what comes next.
Homeowners should be able to understand the requirement before they approve work or share a request with a contractor.
AlexisFounder, Insurance Repair Help
Questions, corrections, and privacy requests go through the support page, where each submitted message receives a reference; you can also use direct email.
What we do
Prepare to compare quotes
The plan organizes scope details and quote questions so you can compare contractor proposals. Any cost range is general context, not a price promise.
Organize the documentation
We list the permit, invoice, inspection, and completion details your carrier may request. Where available, we can also present one relevant contractor option.
What we’re not
We are not an insurance company, an agent, a law firm, or the contractor doing the work. Nothing here is insurance, legal, or engineering advice.
Fixing a flagged component never guarantees a carrier will reinstate coverage. Carrier rules vary, and you should always confirm requirements with your own insurer or agent.
How we make money
A participating contractor may pay us when we make a connection. Homeowners do not pay Insurance Repair Help to submit a request, and we do not sell requests to data brokers or lead aggregators.
What a contractor option means
We do not describe contractor options as vetted, approved, or certified. See the current matching basis, the checks we do not claim, and what to verify before hiring.
Current focus areas
We publish a focused set of local repair and documentation pages. A listed city does not guarantee a contractor is currently available there.
Questions before you start?
Reach us directly, or start from the service-area chooser if your insurer has already given you a deadline.