Insurance Agents and Adjusters

Water damage accounts for as much as 40% of all claims. Replacement of flooring accounts for 65% of the money spent to repair such damages. We are certified by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification, and in the Vortex Drying System™ for water restoration, a process that is specifically designed to preserve the existing flooring and structures. We are also members of the Vortex Drying Network, a network of water removal professionals that adhere to the strict guidelines set by Chuck Dewald's Emergency Hands-On Drying School. Using our unique water removal service is one of the best ways to make sure that you are able to control costs while still performing required services for your client.

If water restoration is not done properly the first time, an insurance company can expect further claims. Damage from mold or rot may result and progress unnoticed for long periods of time until expensive treatment is necessary. The goal of water restoration should be the fast, thorough drying of all affected areas, whether or not they can be seen.

Our equipment is comprised of the latest models and best products available to extract moisture from flooring, walls, support structures, etc. We use special instrumentation that shows how much moisture there is and exactly where it is located. Using psychrometrics, we can determine the amount of water grains per pound in the air with daily readings to establish effective water reduction. This will help prevent the client from encountering further complications.

Many other water restoration companies do not have the expertise or equipment that is necessary to do this type of work correctly. They may offer these services with no formal training or knowledge. Often, they are able to do these jobs for rates that are less than ours; however, with water restoration, it is important to remember that a short-term savings may mean more claims and more expenses in the future if the work is done improperly.