Remodeling FAQs

Look for a contractor with specialized experience in disaster restoration and remodeling. Check for certifications, licenses, and insurance, as well as positive reviews or testimonials from previous clients. A reliable contractor should also provide a clear timeline, transparent pricing, and regular communication throughout the process. At your local FLEET company, we are licensed contractors that handle all repairs and remodeling work as part of the restoration services we provide. This ensures a seamless process and a hassle-free experience for you, and you’ll have peace of mind that the contractor performing all remodeling work understands the unique nuances associated with disaster restoration projects.

Yes, you can often make upgrades or changes during the remodeling process. This is a great opportunity to enhance your property with modern fixtures, energy-efficient solutions, or updated layouts. Our team will work with you to incorporate these changes into the remodeling plan.

Insurance coverage varies depending on your policy and the cause of the damage. Many policies cover restoration to pre-loss conditions, but additional upgrades or customizations might not be included. You should always check your policy and consult with your insurance provider to clarify your coverage before moving forward with remodeling services.

The timeline for remodeling depends on the extent of the damage, the complexity of the repairs, and any specific customizations you want included. Minor repairs may take a few weeks, while extensive remodeling could take several months. A professional assessment from our team at your local FLEET company can provide a more accurate estimate.

Remodeling during disaster restoration includes repairing and rebuilding areas of your property that have been damaged by events such as floods, fires, or storms. The process typically includes structural repairs and aesthetic improvements, while ensuring the restoration and remodeling work meets safety and building codes.