Frequently Asked Questions

RCV stands for “replacement cost value” while ACV stands for “actual cash value.”

There are many possible causes for water damage ranging from heavy rainstorms to pipe troubles. Whenever you experience any kind of water damage in your home or workspace, it is important to determine the root cause of the problem so professionals can provide the right solution.

The first step to this process is the stopping of the root cause of the water damage. The expert will then further investigate the damage, examine the area for mold growth, and carefully design a remediation plan. This blueprint indicates possible water extraction, mold mitigation, and other system repairs.

The answer to this question depends on the raw materials used for your belongings and the extent of water damage that occurred.

The duration of the process depends on the extent of the damage and the difficulty of the restoration and cleaning procedure. In relation, a fire-damaged room is easier and faster to restore than an entire floor or infrastructure.

If your home has sustained extreme fire damage or has lost its structural stability, you may be asked to move out during the entirety of the project. On the other hand, if the fire occurred in a single room or area, then you might be able to stay, depending on the findings of the restoration experts.

Your air conditioning/furnace equipment should not be used until it has been extensively inspected by professionals. Damages on HVAC systems may not always be visible, so using it might cause even bigger dilemmas for your home.