Equipment will be strategically placed and may take up space in possibly a heavily trafficked area of your home or business. We do our best to minimize the effects on your daily life. There is potential for incessant noise during the duration of your project. Loud equipment may be running in your home, as well as hammering drilling, sanding, etc. Dust is a guaranteed byproduct of restoration. Even with proper covering, ZipWalls, and air scrubbing, it is common for a fine layer of dust to migrate throughout your home. If replacing materials is involved, you will need to make selections. We are available to offer suggestions should you need any help with material or design decisions. Once your project has begun, special requests will alter the scope of the project and potentially cause substantial delays and likely include additional expenses. Weather, unforeseen work that needs to be discussed with the insurance provider, logistics, and material backorder can alter the schedule. Due to multiple fans, dehumidifiers, and specialty equipment running on the property, there is potential for an increase in energy usage. Depending on the severity of the project, it is normal to expect a range of emotions. All of these emotions are completely normal, and we are here to guide you through the process and get you back into your newly renovated home or business as quickly as possible. Restoration work in your home can be exhausting, especially since it is never planned. Expect the unexpected! There will be irregular framing, odd plumbing, quirky electrical, code upgrade requirements ordered by the inspector, and more unexpected surprises while we work on getting your property back to pre-loss condition.