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RESTORATION SERVICE GUIDE

Commercial & multifamily restoration in Southern California

Commercial and managed-property losses affect tenants, access, inventory and business activity as well as the building. Explain the property type, decision-makers and operating constraints in your request.

What the scope can include

  • Commercial water, fire and mold assessment
  • Tenant and operational access coordination
  • Contents and equipment recovery scope
  • Phased repairs and reconstruction

Before your provider conversation

Identify who can authorize work and which areas must remain operational. Include access windows, affected tenant spaces and any assessments already available. Do not include security codes or confidential tenant information.

Compare the work—not only the total.

Ask how phased work, daily communication and documentation will be coordinated. Compare mitigation, building repair and operational handoff responsibilities in addition to the total proposal price.

Can a provider work around an occupied facility?

That requires project-specific review of conditions, access and scope. Submit the constraints and confirm feasibility directly with the provider.

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