Our story

We've stood in the wreckage. So we built this.

PixFixer AI is built by a senior ex-Google engineer, AI and software engineers, a former FEMA disaster-recovery official, and field and desk insurance adjusters. We've lived through a disaster ourselves, and we built this with the people going through one in mind: not just a clever AI tool, but something that truly helps families get their homes repaired.

Why now

Disasters got more frequent. Claims didn't get faster.

In 2024 the United States had 27 separate billion-dollar weather disasters (hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes, floods) totalling $182.7 billion in damage. The five-year average is now 23 a year; in the 1980s it was fewer than four.

Claims handling hasn't kept up. One adjuster still drives to one house, climbs one roof and writes one estimate. After a big storm that's tens of thousands of houses, and families wait. Slow claim payment is the number one consumer complaint in insurance, according to the NAIC.

$2.9T
U.S. disaster cost, 1980–2024
403
billion-dollar disasters since 1980
23 a year
five-year average, up from under 4

Sources: NOAA NCEI Billion-Dollar Disasters; NAIC.

The team

The people behind it.

Our promise

We know the phone calls, the delays and the waiting. We're building the way out.