Water damage restoration rebuild and repairs

If you perform water damage restoration services, you likely offer rebuild and repairs as well. If so, you DO NOT want to miss this video.

Can you make money doing reconstruction after water or fire damage? Sure, IF you do it right...

If you make any of these mistakes mentioned in this video... well, you will regret it.

If you are going to offer reconstruction or rebuild services... please be sure to avoid these mistakes.

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[DoYouWantTaBeFree]

Good stuff. This was timely because I'm about to execute my first recon job...and it's a big one.

[chrisdravez]

I thought you needed a GC license to rebuild the job after we do water restoration

[Mannyg]

Does the not doing the work until you get paid apply for water mediation or only the res construction?

[dynamicgeekstudio]

Shane putting people on game!
good video as usual man!!

[guymitchell]

QUESTION….. after the mit is done and collected. The reconstruction is approved and issued and collected by homeowner. So homeowner has funds for reconstruction. What do you do when homeowner wants to “control” the finances? Is it okay to do a 50% start 50%upon completion? Or do you collect all at first. What do you suggest?

[MrMajcorps]

What you said is so true. It is truly a headache on a recon job if the quality is not above average. Profitability is the key to resolving matters, if not stick to Dryouts🙂

[friedrice]

Hey man when doing reconstruction do I need to use Xactimate?