Water Remediation?

Haha!

Hi Griz,

I sent you a pm.

Thanks

I really appreciate all the input -

Can anybody pm some type of bidding info? One of my guys did fire and water for a few years and had some info., just not sure what the market rates are and how correct his information actually is. Any decent site for rudimentary information from the insurance perspective?

Certainly glad this is a one time event!

RA,

Time is your greatest enemy! Let the Ins Co pay for a professional to take care of properly with the proper equipment and trained staff. We are doing 26 homes right now and on a 10 story condo complex where pipes broke on 10th floor

Doing a favor is a good thing till the drying isnt done correctly OR soon and mold starts forming then I gotta start wondering if you will provide your Ins Policy as a favor...just saying...

If you still want to accept the liability then google Xactimate Estimate and thete are companies that will complete your estimate for you. Normally $250-500 for this service.

Keep our name handy since we do mold remediation in nearly every State

I could email a PDF of xm8 prices.... Haha.

Hasn't the adjuster looked at it? They would write a repair scope for you.

Thanks to all who helped - job is complete and check in the mail. I will admit - never will I do it again, what a pain in the arse without the proper tools! I wound up hiring the mold remediation people... something about scraping mold,etc... not up my alley.

You guys trully earn your $!

Glad you got it taken care of.

I have always had good luck using franchise guys like service master etc.

Just FYI...

ServiceMaster Restore to be Featured on Designing Spaces

Ever wonder exactly what goes into a detailed, comprehensive water damage clean-up? Then tune-in to Designing Spaces, the highly touted home-improvement show airing on Lifetime TV January 30th and again on February 14th (7:30 a.m. EST) for a ServiceMaster Restore segment entitled, "Protecting Your Home: How to Handle Water Damage and Clean-Up". The episode will feature footage from ServiceMaster Restore's state-of the-art flood house in Memphis, as well as an interview with Pete Duncanson, Director of Training, Delivery, ServiceMaster Restore, and Mark Jowers a ServiceMaster Restore franchise owner. If you want to learn more about what makes ServiceMaster Restore the best in our industry, you will benefit from this engaging Designing Spaces episode.

ServiceMaster Restore the best? Thats debatable with those Green guys Those flood homes are fun... I was at 1 when the temps Plunged and the water froze in the home... Reminded me of home.

That's your opinion...

Flood houses are awesome! Would be interesting to see the house frozen. Adjuster would still want it dried in 3 days....

Is the Memphis house indoors or out? I was at Nashville house when the temps plunged. I'm neither green or yellow but have several good friends yellow and NO green friends (they awfully stuckup nowadays) .

Haha. Not sure, I went to Washington quite a while ago.

Don't know much about the others but do know the SM group has a great set of core values. Not saying the others don't but just don't know...