io.github.lucasnoah/philadelphia-restoration

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Philadelphia water and fire damage restoration: assessment, insurance, costs, and knowledge search.

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  • https://mcp.philadelphiarestoration.org/mcp7 tools · 149ms
assess_damageReturns structured damage assessment for water and fire damage in Philadelphia residential properties. Classifies 13 damage types by severity, provides prioritized immediate safety actions, estimates restoration costs with Philadelphia market rates, and includes neighborhood-specific risk context.…

Returns structured damage assessment for water and fire damage in Philadelphia residential properties. Classifies 13 damage types by severity, provides prioritized immediate safety actions, estimates restoration costs with Philadelphia market rates, and includes neighborhood-specific risk context.…

ParameterTypeDescription
damage_type*stringType of water or fire damage to assess
neighborhoodstringPhiladelphia neighborhood (e.g., 'fishtown', 'center-city')
check_insurance_coverageReturns Pennsylvania insurance coverage analysis for water and fire damage claims. Evaluates coverage likelihood by HO policy type (HO-1 through HO-6), applies PA-specific regulations including bad faith statute (42 Pa.C.S. § 8371) and Act 119, and provides step-by-step claims process guidance with…

Returns Pennsylvania insurance coverage analysis for water and fire damage claims. Evaluates coverage likelihood by HO policy type (HO-1 through HO-6), applies PA-specific regulations including bad faith statute (42 Pa.C.S. § 8371) and Act 119, and provides step-by-step claims process guidance with…

ParameterTypeDescription
causestringSpecific cause of damage (e.g., 'frozen pipes', 'grease fire')
damage_type*stringType of water or fire damage
policy_typestringHomeowner's insurance policy type (default: HO-3)
estimate_costReturns Philadelphia-area restoration cost estimates broken down by service type. Includes per-unit pricing (per sq ft, per hour), labor rates ($64-$183/hr), factors that increase or decrease total cost (pre-1978 homes, rowhouse access, code upgrades), and insurance deductible guidance. Based on cu…

Returns Philadelphia-area restoration cost estimates broken down by service type. Includes per-unit pricing (per sq ft, per hour), labor rates ($64-$183/hr), factors that increase or decrease total cost (pre-1978 homes, rowhouse access, code upgrades), and insurance deductible guidance. Based on cu…

ParameterTypeDescription
damage_type*stringType of damage for cost estimation
severity*stringAssessed severity level
get_emergency_stepsReturns prioritized, time-critical emergency action steps for active water or fire damage in Philadelphia. Includes safety warnings, step-by-step instructions with time sensitivity flags, Philadelphia emergency contacts (PWD, PECO, PGW, Philadelphia Fire Department), and documentation checklist for…

Returns prioritized, time-critical emergency action steps for active water or fire damage in Philadelphia. Includes safety warnings, step-by-step instructions with time sensitivity flags, Philadelphia emergency contacts (PWD, PECO, PGW, Philadelphia Fire Department), and documentation checklist for…

ParameterTypeDescription
damage_type*stringType of active emergency damage
get_local_infoReturns Philadelphia-specific local information for damage restoration. Covers 6+ neighborhoods with housing stock analysis (rowhouses, twins, pre-war construction), common damage patterns, flood risk levels, emergency utility contacts, building code requirements, and seasonal risk factors. Helps a…

Returns Philadelphia-specific local information for damage restoration. Covers 6+ neighborhoods with housing stock analysis (rowhouses, twins, pre-war construction), common damage patterns, flood risk levels, emergency utility contacts, building code requirements, and seasonal risk factors. Helps a…

ParameterTypeDescription
info_typestringType of info: neighborhood-specific or city-wide (default: city)
neighborhoodstringPhiladelphia neighborhood slug (e.g., 'fishtown', 'south-philly')
request_callbackSubmits a callback request for a Philadelphia homeowner dealing with water or fire damage. A restoration concierge calls back within 15 minutes during business hours (Mon-Fri 8am-6pm ET) to assess the situation and connect with vetted local professionals. Requires phone number and situation descrip…

Submits a callback request for a Philadelphia homeowner dealing with water or fire damage. A restoration concierge calls back within 15 minutes during business hours (Mon-Fri 8am-6pm ET) to assess the situation and connect with vetted local professionals. Requires phone number and situation descrip…

ParameterTypeDescription
namestringHomeowner's name (optional)
phone*stringPhone number for callback (US format)
situationstringBrief description of the damage situation
search_restoration_knowledgeSemantic search across 60+ expert documents covering water and fire damage restoration. Topics include drying science, moisture mapping, equipment protocols, mold prevention (IICRC S520), fire restoration (IICRC S700), insurance adjuster tactics, contractor evaluation, and Philadelphia housing patt…

Semantic search across 60+ expert documents covering water and fire damage restoration. Topics include drying science, moisture mapping, equipment protocols, mold prevention (IICRC S520), fire restoration (IICRC S700), insurance adjuster tactics, contractor evaluation, and Philadelphia housing patt…

ParameterTypeDescription
query*stringNatural language search query (max 1000 characters)

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