Robinson Restoration

Should I call my insurance provider?

If a storm or other calamity flooded your home, insurance companies generally prefer that you contact a professional water damage restoration company before them to ensure a fast response. So if your basement, house, or business has flood waters, contact Robinson Restoration immediately. We will get our trucks to your location as fast as possible, perform an inspection, provide a water damage restoration plan, and with your permission, start the flood cleanup. Along the way, we will work with your insurance company to make a claim. We’ll also work with the insurance company’s adjuster.

How long will this water restoration process take?

There are two phases in the water damage restoration process. In the first phase, we perform any demolition, water removal, professional cleaning, and drying using advanced equipment. Generally, this phase takes three or four days to remove excess moisture and damaged materials, though it might take longer if there is significant water damage. The second phase of the project includes repairs and fluctuates depending on the extent of the water damage. We’ve performed water damage restoration in which the second phase lasted a few days with minor repairs and others where the damage restoration w

How much does a water damage cleanup cost?

Water damage restoration cost depends on the scope of the project. Our evaluation will explain the overall costs and their justifications. Most of the time, you will be responsible for the insurance deductible only, as most property insurance policies include flood damage. However, the cost of the project will vary, which is why our professionals communicate clearly.

What are the most common signs of water damage?

If you suffered significant flooding or have standing water, contact us right away to get the water damage under control. However, there are some signs of water damage to be aware of if your house didn’t experience noticeable flood waters. Peeling paint and wallpaper, visible mold, moisture and condensation, musty odors, damp or wet floors, and wet carpet are all common signs.

What should I do if I suspect a leak?

If you suspect a leak or broken pipe, there is always a reason why—a dripping faucet, a leaking hot water heater, a higher-than-usual energy bill, a musty smell in the bathroom are usual examples of signs of a leak. The faster a leak and affected areas are identified and discovered, the better. Leaks can easily turn into water damage if left unattended. If you can’t easily identify the cause of the leak but still think there could be a leak, it may be time to call a professional.

If I don’t use my insurance company’s recommended company will I have to pay extra out of pocket?

Our goal is for you to have zero out of pocket costs on any covered claim period!