Insurance Restoration

Insurance Preferred Vendor vs Independent Contractor: What King County Homeowners Should Know

When you file an insurance claim for storm damage, water damage, or fire damage, your insurance company may recommend a contractor from their “preferred vendor” or “managed repair” network. Names like Servpro, Paul Davis, and ServiceMaster often come up. These are large franchise operations with nationwide footprints and long-standing relationships with insurance carriers. But you’re

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What Is an Insurance Supplement and Why Your Contractor Should File One

Your insurance adjuster inspected the damage, wrote an estimate, and your insurance company sent a check. But when your contractor starts the repair work, they discover additional damage that wasn’t in the original estimate — water damage behind the walls, compromised roof decking hidden under the shingles, or code upgrades required by current building standards.

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What Does a Restoration Contractor Actually Do?

When a storm tears off part of your roof, a pipe bursts and floods your kitchen, or a fire damages your home, you hear the same advice from everyone: “Call a restoration contractor.” But what exactly does a restoration contractor do? And how are they different from a regular contractor or handyman? If you’re dealing

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