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SDM Intelligence • Version 2.1 • Building + Resource Expansion

Incident Scope Intelligence

Describe the incident and construction. The engine organizes affected assemblies, likely work pathways, equipment planning bands, labor complexity, containment, uncertainty, and verification needs. It never provides project pricing.

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Incident conditions

These answers shape safety, contamination, migration, access, and drying complexity.

Property type Water source condition Estimated class of loss Time since discovery Affected floor area (sq ft) Number of rooms or zones Affected levels Ceiling height (ft)

Water may still be entering Occupied or operating during work Power or electrical limitations HVAC or duct involvement Wet ceiling or overhead concern Sewage, floodwater, or groundwater confirmed

Construction and environment

Assembly design, climate, and ambient conditions change how water migrates and how drying resources are planned.

Region / climate context Construction era Foundation / lowest assembly Primary wall system Primary floor system Indoor temperature Ambient humidity Bulk water status

Visible growth, odor, or prolonged dampness Low-permeance finish or vapor retarder suspected Multiple pressure or climate zones involved Specialty, historic, or manufacturer-specific finish

Affected assemblies

Select what appears affected and how much is visible. The engine will not treat every selected material the same.

Include	Assembly or material	Quantity	Unit	Observed condition

Access, containment, and operations

These conditions often determine how complicated the work becomes.

Containment need Contents condition Access complexity Operating restrictions Documentation level Current information quality

Important boundary

This is preliminary incident-planning guidance—not a final scope.

Field inspection, moisture mapping, material verification, source correction, safety review, and project-specific requirements can materially change the assessment. The engine does not provide project pricing, engineering conclusions, environmental clearance, or a substitute for qualified professional judgment.

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