Mitigation work on homes after a loss, such as water extraction, drying and temporary protection.
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1 provider is listed for residential mitigation: SureEdge.
Mitigation work on homes after a loss, such as water extraction, drying and temporary protection.
Providers submit residential mitigation invoices in VIP, where each one is checked against the carrier's contract terms and fee schedule before it is approved and paid. Payment status is visible to both sides.