Mold can be a serious health hazard if left untreated, and mold remediation companies are essential in safely removing mold from homes and businesses. However, there is a conflict of interest if a mold remediation company does their own mold testing and sampling to confirm the success of their remediation. It is against the law in Florida for mold remediation …
In the state of Florida, emergency mitigation services and water mitigation services are two distinct types of services that serve different purposes. Although both services aim to address damages caused by water, they differ in several ways. Emergency mitigation services are services that are provided in response to an emergency situation. They are aimed at preventing further damage to property …
Water Damage Restoration Companies should separate their Emergency Mitigation and Water Mitigation invoices even when their insurance company policy has a $3,000.00 Emergency Mitigation limit for a few reasons: Overall, separating invoices is crucial for proper billing, compliance, transparency, and effective documentation. It prevents any potential overbilling or underbilling and ensures that the Restoration Company adheres to the insurance company’s …
When it comes to a home renovation or remodeling project, hiring the right contractor is crucial. The right contractor can provide high-quality work, finish projects on time, and work within a reasonable budget. However, not all contractors are equally skilled and trustworthy. It is essential to know the signs of a good contractor before hiring one. In this blog, we …
Telling a contractor their price is too high can be an uncomfortable conversation, but it’s important to have transparency when it comes to your budget. If you’re working with a contractor, and you feel that their price is outside of your budget, here are a few ways to approach the conversation. In Conclusion. If you feel that the contractor’s price is …
Hiring a contractor for a home renovation or remodeling project can be a significant expense. As a homeowner, you may be wondering if it’s okay to negotiate the price with your contractor. The answer is yes, it’s okay to negotiate the price with your contractor. However, it’s important to understand what can be negotiated and what should not be when …
Honesty and transparency are essential when working with a contractor. As a homeowner, it’s important to be open and honest about your goals and expectations for your renovation or home improvement project. However, there are some things you should not tell your contractor, as it could lead to misunderstandings or even sabotage the project. In this blog, we will discuss …
Hiring a contractor for your home renovation or remodeling project can be an overwhelming experience. One of the most common questions homeowners have is whether a contractor should ask for their budget. The answer is yes, a contractor should ask for your budget. If a contractor does not inquire about your budget, it could lead to unrealistic expectations, unaffordable costs, …
When it comes to hiring a contractor for your home renovation, it’s common to have concerns about the payment process. One of the most common questions homeowners ask is whether it’s normal for a contractor to ask for 50% down payment upfront. The answer is yes, it’s normal. However, there are a few factors to consider when deciding how much …
When you hire a contractor, you want to ensure that they will complete the job to your satisfaction and within your budget. It’s not uncommon for contractors to require an upfront deposit to get started on the job. However, homeowners in Florida may wonder how much they can expect to pay in advance. This blog will discuss the legal requirements …
Assignment of Benefits (AOB) has become a common tool for contractors and service providers to help policyholders deal with insurance claims. Although AOB can be a useful tool, the process is often associated with delays and increased costs in Florida. This has led many homeowners to question how they can get out of AOB agreements, and whether it’s possible to …
Assignment of Benefits (AOB) refers to a legal arrangement wherein a policyholder transfers their insurance rights and benefits to a third-party contractor or service provider. It is commonly used in the context of property insurance claims, where the policyholder assigns the right to receive payment and perform repairs to a service provider who has initiated the work. The Assignment of …