Storm restoration sits at the intersection of construction and insurance claims. The contractor affects not just repair quality but how much your insurer pays.

What They Actually Do

Emergency mitigation: Tarping, board-up, water extraction within 48 hours.
Damage assessment: Documenting everything for the insurance claim.
Claim support: Meeting the adjuster, supplementing when the scope is short.

What Storm Restoration Costs

Emergency tarping: $500 to $2,000.
Water mitigation: $2,000 to $8,000.
Your out of pocket: Usually just the deductible if handled correctly.

How to Vet Them

Choose a local company with a physical office. Ask about their claim supplement track record. They should photograph everything before demo. Never sign an Assignment of Benefits without understanding it. Confirm they will meet your adjuster on-site.

Red Flags

Door-knocking days after the storm with out-of-state plates
Offering to cover your deductible (insurance fraud)
No local office
Pressure to sign before the adjuster visits

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