One company. No handoff.
Because we documented the loss from the first day, the people rebuilding your home aren't starting from a stranger's guess. They're starting from what we already know.
We walk the damage and document all of it, not just what shows. The goal is one complete scope before the work starts, so the plan is built on the full picture instead of pieced together as we go.
We line our scope up against your adjuster's and work in step with them so everyone's looking at the same number. Where the original estimate missed something, we file the supplement. We'd rather agree on the scope before the work starts than fight about it after.
This is where the decisions are yours: finishes, fixtures, the materials that go back in. It's also where our experience helps most. We walk you through the options, tell you what each choice affects, and order everything once it's settled.
Framing through finishes. Our reconstruction crews work Monday through Friday, and may come and go through the day depending on the trade that's up. If you can't be home, we can set up a temporary door code or lockbox so the crews have access.
You walk the finished space with us and we make a list of anything that isn't right. Then we fix it. The finish details get the same attention as the framing did.
Final inspections, the insurance closeout, and the documentation that releases the rest of your claim. Then you're home.
Insurance usually pays the depreciated value first, roughly what the materials are worth today, and holds the rest back until the work is actually done and documented. Recovering that held-back amount is on you and your contractor, not the carrier.
We document the work as it's completed, submit for the held-back depreciation, and file supplements when the rebuild turns up something the original scope didn't account for. We work in step with your adjuster the whole way, so we're not getting ahead of them and everyone stays on the same page.
If you've been displaced, your policy likely includes loss-of-use coverage for a hotel or rental while the work is done, one more piece we help you keep track of. And whatever your carrier suggested, the choice of who rebuilds your home is yours. You're not required to use an insurance preferred vendor.
