Asheiki Preston

Following a catastrophic flood event, Asheiki led the damage assessment and scope development for a $5M restoration across both towers of the historic Galt Hotel. Leading a coordinated effort amongst 3 building consultants along with the EGA, structural engineers, and hotel management, he ensured accurate documentation, expedited carrier approvals, and minimized business interruption. Asheki’s strategic
oversight helped align carrier expectations with client needs delivering clarity, control, and confidence throughout the project’s lifecycle.

When fire disrupted learning at this elementary school, Asheiki responded with urgency and care. He led an evaluation of structural and interior damage, working closely with school administrators, ServPro mitigation contractors, and adjusters to establish complete damage scope and restoration protocols and to ensure safety, clarity, and continuity. His detailed documentation and oversight of the $2M restoration, including expert abatement/debris removal budgets and timelines, helped return not just the building but a sense of normalcy for students, staff, and families.

When tornado winds tore through two industrial facilities, Asheiki stepped in to stabilize operations and restore confidence. He led a coordinated inspection with the team of 2 consultants, electrical contractors, roofing specialists, HVAC technicians, and insured representatives across electrical, roofing, and HVAC systems all the while working shoulder-to-shoulder with contractors and plant leadership. His detailed scope, balancing technical precision with urgency, and $4M recovery plan helped Royal Paper resume production swiftly, protecting jobs, supply chains, and the trust of long-standing partners.

Hurricane Ian, Fort Myers, FL – 2022 Asheiki mobilized as part of a large loss CAT response team following Hurricane Ian’s landfall. Working with a team of 11 consultants, carriers, and syndicates, his inspections across the twin-tower condominium complex identified widespread water intrusion and envelope failure. Asheiki applied CAT mitigation protocols to prioritize safety, streamline documentation for environmental considerations, and support rapid triage. His coordination with engineers and onsite staff ensured continuity in reporting and accuracy of scope development. Asheiki’s diligence helped stabilize a $500K loss and restore confidence for displaced residents and stakeholders.