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Water Damage Restoration: Your Next Steps

When water is spreading through your home, everything can feel unknown. Use this checklist. Your signed Work Authorization lets emergency drying begin...

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This post-signup customer video is structured into **10 core chapters** (plus a wrap-up) designed to guide homeowners through the water damage restoration process, setting clear expectations, reducing anxiety, and establishing key customer responsibilities[1][2]. --- ### **1\. Core Video Narrative & Chapter Breakdown** * **Chapter 1: Welcome & Overview** * **Focus:** Reassure the customer, set a calm tone, and preview the full step-by-step journey from claim filing to rebuild and billing[2]. * **Chapter 2: Insurance Claim & Coverage Basics** * **Focus:** Explains that the signed Work Authorization allows emergency work to begin immediately without waiting for adjuster approval[2]. * **Customer Actions:** Directs them to file their claim based on their inspector's recommendation, record their claim/adjuster info, and send in their full policy document (30–60 pages) to minimize out-of-pocket costs[2][3]. Clarifies that sudden leaks are generally covered, while plumbing repairs themselves are usually not[2]. * **Chapter 3: Stabilization & Same-Day Drying Setup** * **Focus:** Introduces the equipment placed on-site (air movers, dehumidifiers, air scrubbers)[2]. * **Critical Rules:** Emphasizes keeping machines running **24/7** (turning them off delays drying without reducing the daily equipment rate)[2]. Advises keeping power bills for insurance reimbursement and contacting their carrier directly for Additional Living Expenses (ALE) if relocated[2][4]. * **Chapter 4: Welcome Call & Scheduling** * **Focus:** Explains that the office will call within **2 hours of signing** to book the entire schedule at once (stabilization, testing, demo, moisture checks)[2][5]. * **Logistics:** Sets office hours (8 AM–7 PM weekdays, plus after-hours emergency line) and contact number (**980-501-1879**)[6][7]. Clarifies that an adult must be present for demo days, while door codes/lockboxes work for moisture checks[4][7]. * **Chapter 5: Asbestos & Mold Testing** * **Focus:** Explains pre-demolition safety testing protocols for older homes[7]. * **Timeline:** Outlines the 24–48 hour result turnaround, noting that drying equipment runs continuously during testing, and certified abatement takes place if materials test positive[7]. * **Chapter 6: Demo Day (Mitigation vs. Rebuild)** * **Focus:** Explains selective removal of unsalvageable wet materials (drywall, flooring, baseboards, insulation) and dust containment setup[7]. * **Customer Prep:** Asks homeowners to move fragile items and valuables prior to arrival[7][8]. Clarifies the distinction between **mitigation** (drying/removal) and **rebuild** (reconstruction)[7]. * **Chapter 7: Drying & Moisture Log Tracking** * **Focus:** Outlines the typical **4–6 day drying window**[7][9]. * **Process:** Details regular technician visits to record moisture readings in daily dry logs required by insurance carriers to confirm dry goals[7]. * **Chapter 8: Equipment Pickup & Final Walkthrough** * **Focus:** Covers final inspection by the Field Manager, equipment retrieval, answering lingering questions, and requesting a Google review[7][10]. * **Chapter 9: Rebuild Options & Partner Handoff** * **Focus:** Outlines post-drying reconstruction choices—either using Phantom's rebuild partner (**Carolinas City Construction** at 980-390-3292) or their own independent contractor[8][10]. * **Clarification:** Notes that rebuild is a separate business with its own estimate and schedule[10]. * **Chapter 10: Insurance Packet, Claims Follow-Up & Final Billing** * **Focus:** Explains that an Xactimate invoice, photo report, and dry logs are compiled into a mitigation packet and sent to the adjuster within \~1 week of pickup (with the customer CC'd)[8][10]. * **Financial Terms:** Outlines the 5–7 business day adjuster review window, 2–3 day follow-up cadence, Net 30 payment terms, endorsement procedures for joint mortgage/insurance checks, deductible responsibilities, and secure digital payment options[9][10]. * **Wrap-Up:** Concludes with final contact reminders (980-501-1879) and reassurance[6][10]. --- ### **2\. Essential Operational Rules Highlighted in the Script** 1. **Policy Submission:** Explaining that submitting the full policy prevents unexpected out-of-pocket costs[2][3]. 2. **24/7 Equipment Operation:** Preventing customers from turning off loud machines by explaining daily rate billing and power bill reimbursement[2]. 3. **Role Separation:** Keeping mitigation billing clear from separate rebuild contracting[10]. 4. **Deductibles & Check Endorsement:** Clear guidance on paying deductibles and handling dual-payee insurance checks[9][10].

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When water is spreading through your home, everything can feel unknown. Use this checklist. Your signed Work Authorization lets emergency drying begin while you file the claim, without waiting for adjuster approval. The path is stabilization, testing, selective removal, drying, equipment pickup, and rebuild. Keep every machine running 24/7. Turning equipment off delays drying and does not lower the daily rate. Save power bills for possible reimbursement, and ask your carrier about Additional Living Expenses if you relocate. Send us your full policy. Record claim and adjuster details. Move valuables before demolition and provide access. An adult must be present for demolition; codes or lockboxes support moisture checks. Here's the handoff: mitigation is drying and removal, documented in moisture logs and an insurance packet before billing. Rebuild is separate, with its own schedule. Checklist: send the policy, keep equipment running, provide access. We'll guide the rest. Call 980-501-1879.