
When a third-party “authorization” company tries to shrink your fire/smoke scope, you need defensible documentation, not opinions.
The FSRT Fire & Smoke Restoration Protocol is a standards-based framework you can use to justify scope decisions in plain language, with technical reasoning tied to accepted restoration principles.
Inside you’ll get:
A step-by-step scope logic for fire and smoke losses
What reviewers commonly ignore (smoke behavior, migration, material interaction)
Documentation checkpoints that support necessity, not “preference”
Verification and durability considerations that prevent scope attacks later
A contractor-friendly structure you can apply to real files immediately
Best for:
Mitigation/restoration contractors writing fire/smoke scope
PMs/estimators dealing with scope reductions in review
Anyone who needs a defensible, repeatable method for file documentation
This is a digital protocol package (not a claim negotiation service).