Restoring Your Property - Storm Restoration Nation

The Sit Down

Sit down and Take a Load off it’s Time to get your Property Restored!

Hey you’ve made it this far in the process without any major wounds after your Insurance company tried to beat you up on the initial loss statement you hung in there and went to battle with your contractor to ensure everything damaged was paid for at fair market value in the supplement and now it’s time for a little fun. You have a chance to rebuild or remodel your property the way you like either using the same type of materials paid for in your claim or by upgrading to any materials you desire by kicking out the extra coinage from your own piggy bank to cover the difference. This is a vital step in the process so, schedule the sit down with your contractors’ representative and read more to learn about how to get the most the money you’ve been allotted.

Scheduling & Delays

Schedule your build without Delay!

It has been one heck of a Storm and over a month went by, all of your neighbors are set to get their properties repaired just like yourself and you can’t wait for it all to be over so you can get on with more pleasurable things that you’d rather be doing with your time. The production manager from the restoration company called up to schedule the work and you want to be there the day of the build so you can make sure the crew is doing everything the way you’ve discussed it with your representative but you can’t get off of work the days they have available to do the work which is three weeks from now. Don’t fret we will supply you with all of the scheduling questions and answers pertaining to the interior or exterior repairs of your property and what to do about delays whether from weather or an overbooked contractor who keeps putting you off.

Restoration Preparation

It’s your Property and No One is Ever Going to Care More than You!

We all know construction sites can be dirty, loud and sometimes dangerous that’s why when it is time to work on your property you want to be prepared for the crew(s) who will be getting the job done. While most do their best to keep things in order and tidy others are frigging slobs who you may want to strangle, however there are many factors that affect the crew such as extreme heat or cold, steep roofs, uneven landscape, limited access and the list goes on. You take pride in your house or buildings appearance as well as the valuables in or around the structure and in the end it’s really your job to protect it all even though the project manager has given you their word everything will be fine. Take these precautions for your restoration thru proper preparation and avoid the aggravation.

Codes & Permitting

Building to Code is the Law and can adversely affect the Sale of your Property

You’re a Property owner not a General contractor so you’d expect the company you’ve hired to know and handle everything correctly right? Ok sure, in a country where getting a properly cooked burger in a restaurant is like pulling out your own wisdom teeth with no numbing agent. Always be aware, always do your homework and always have the right questions on hand after all, it is your property and no one will ever give a damn the way that you do. Abiding by State building codes are the law and can adversely affect the sale of your property. We at Storm Nation do care and are here to educate you on this subject. Join us as we go deeper into what you need to look for!

During the Build

What Should I Expect During the Build?

Finally, the claim process is over and you’ve settled on an agreed amount and scope of repairs with your insurance carrier. The crews are scheduled, materials have dropped and pretty soon this will all be over with right? Yes, it will, but now it’s time to rebuild and a new set of stresses take precedence in your life momentarily. You’re worried if they will destroy your yard, whether or not they’ll cut corners and do the job correctly. Also, what if someone gets hurt on your property, and will the crew act carelessly while working on site? We will answer these questions and quell your fears before they come true during the build.

Final Inspection

Final Inspections Are For Your Protection

Don’t be that property owner who just rolls with whatever a contractor tell you especially after reconstructing your home or building after major catastrophe. If your contractor failed to pull permits where required, shame on him and more so shame on you. It is your property and probably one of your largest investments, if you ever choose to sell it and the county code inspector didn’t inspect and sign off on it you could be forced to tear it all off. It will most likely be a deal breaker where the buyer can be let out of the contract, be smart and ask questions. If the repairs didn’t require a permit then you must be the eyes and make sure the crew did a stand up job, luckily you have Storm Nation to fall back on now with our vast network of top notch contractors you can trust.

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