An insurance repair is two jobs at once. There is the build, and there is the documentation that decides whether the build gets paid for. Get the second one wrong and the first one stalls.
We scope the damage properly, photograph and document what the adjuster needs to see, and write it up in the terms carriers work in. Then we rebuild the room rather than patching the damage, because a patch is what brings you back in two years.
Roof, envelope and the water that follows a breach. Gulf Coast weather does not do things by halves.
Supply failures, roof leaks and flooding. Drying and remediation before rebuild, every time.
Structural assessment, smoke remediation and full rebuild of the affected areas.
Where damage has reached framing, foundations or load-bearing elements.
Getting the property secured and weather-tight before the full scope is settled.
Carried through to a finished room - flooring, trim, paint and fixtures, not a bare patch.
Before the property is disturbed if you can. Photographs of the damage as it happened are worth a great deal later.
A full written scope with photographs, in the format your carrier expects.
Including the conversations about what the scope actually needs to cover.
Our crew, to a finished room, with the same standard as any other job we take.
Call or text as soon as the property is safe. The sooner it is documented, the better the claim goes.