We were tasked with inspecting more than 15,000 homes and residential buildings, estimating damages by assessing and identifying immediate repairs, and generating a cost to repair the residence. Based on these calculations and HUD guidelines, our feasibility teams determined if the structures could be repaired or elevated, or needed to be rebuilt entirely.

The teams also conducted environmental reviews to verify compliance with the environmental acts and regulations required for federally funded projects.

At the program's peak, our project team consisted of nearly 200 employees, including engineers, architects, geologists, ecologists, IT specialists, architectural historians, and archeologists. By automating many of the processes, the interdisciplinary team was able to establish procedures early on that allowed the inspections, feasibility assessments, and environmental reviews to be completed quickly without sacrificing quality.