Have you suffered property damage?

Each of you has a unique problem of your own. While some problems share similar traits, it takes a professional team to handle the unique issue you’re facing. These problems range from minor to severe, with some construction needs being incredibly time-sensitive, like a damaged roof causing a leak after a storm. Most problems in this industry can be broken down into two main categories:

Property damage can present itself in various ways. Florida is notorious for roof, water, storm, flood, and hurricane damage claims. When you experience roof damage that is not swiftly remedied, this can lead to water leaking into your home causing extensive internal damage. Water can leak and travel through the cavities of your ceilings, your drywall, and underneath your flooring. This will cause mold growth, damaged insulation, drywall to expand and create seams in your walls, and damaged flooring.

Some of these issues require teams with separate licenses which means more coordinating with different companies, including your insurance company. What if you could call just one company with multiple licenses to handle your needs, like R911? 

Contractor neglect is also very common in the restoration construction industry. To be fair, there are many honest contractors whose intention is not to take advantage of homeowners, yet many contractors lack skilled labor, communication, project management, and have poor budgeting. This inevitably causes delays in your restoration, poor work product, and subcontractors walking off of projects due to non-payments and sometimes resulting in liens filed on your property.

It should not be your problem if a project is under-budgeted. It should not be your job to manage your contractor. Your only issue is the one that prompted you to call a contractor and restoration company in the first place.

Your contractor should not be an additional issue. Your contractor should be your solution.