We scope the loss alongside them, then rebuild it better than it was.
Tell us what happened. If the house is still actively leaking or unsafe, we will tell you who to call first — that is usually a mitigation crew, not us.
We look at everything affected, not just the obvious room, and photograph it properly. What gets documented up front is what gets paid for later.
We build our scope against theirs so the two can be compared line for line. Where we think something has been missed, we put it in writing with photographs behind it.
One contractor, one schedule, and the owner on site. You get the house back.
No — and by Texas law a contractor who repairs your property cannot act as your public adjuster. What we can do is write our own detailed estimate and argue it with your adjuster as your builder.
Not currently. We are a reconstruction contractor. We will happily coordinate with the mitigation company who handled the water so nothing falls between the two.
Your deductible is between you and your carrier, and it is yours to pay. Any contractor in Texas who offers to absorb it is committing a crime — walk away from that conversation.
It depends on the size of the loss and how quickly the carrier approves the scope. We will give you a realistic schedule up front rather than an optimistic one.
Photographs from completed jobs go here.
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Call and describe it. We will give you a straight answer.