Start with the property, not a generic price
A small, recent leak and a multi-room flood are different jobs. The source of water, time elapsed, affected materials, access and drying requirements all affect the scope. We assess your situation and provide a written estimate before work.
What your estimate should explain
Ask which extraction, drying, monitoring, removal and cleanup tasks are included. Confirm equipment charges, proposed duration, how changes are approved, and whether reconstruction or specialist services are separate. Keep the written scope and itemized invoice.
When the scope changes
Hidden moisture or additional damage may be discovered during assessment or drying. Ask how that work will be documented and approved. A useful estimate explains its assumptions and the work being proposed.
Insurance and your out-of-pocket cost
Coverage and deductibles depend on your policy and the cause of the loss. Your insurer decides coverage; a restoration estimate is not a coverage decision. Read our insurance documentation guide for questions to discuss with your insurer.