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+ 32 moreThe morning after my home was ruined by a tornado I hired Disaster Mitigation and Restoration to rebuild and repair. The first thing they did was walk through the home video taping the damage. Shortly thereafter they began removing the damaged contents and clearing the area for repairs. The salvaged contents of my home went to their climate controlled storage facility. I received a insurance estimate from my adjuster which stated what was covered and what was not going to be repaired under my policy. DMR worked with me to put it all back the right way. If something wasn't covered by insurance they either provided me what I found to be a very cost effective means of handling the issue or fixed it outright without question. I was left with the impression that they truly understood their work and the final product was the best advertising they could do. The most notable situation I recall dealt with a concrete patio that I had them pour. I had not had a patio prior to the tornado but figured I would pay DMR to install one since they were working on the house already. I visited the house after the patio was poured and was somewhat skeptical about the grading of the concrete away from the house. Patios need to direct water away from the house. I had worked in concrete before and though the grading wasn't the best job I accepted it as adequate and didn't mention any complaints to the DMR. A week later I visited the house and discovered a new patio had been poured. When I asked the builder what happened he said "I didn't like the grade so we did it again." Unbelievable! The original grade would have worked fine, he made it better.
Description of Work: My home was hit by a Tornado and was subsequently condemned by the city. The damage was almost half the value of the home itself. Disaster Mitigation and Restoration (DMR) either managed or completed every aspect of the home repair. New roof, new siding, new walls, new lighting, new carpet, new engineered hardwood, new tiled floors, new countertops, new windows, new electrical, new gas line, new furnace, new A/C, new concrete, everything. I also took the opportunity to modify my home while DMR was putting it back together. I had a window filled in, a new roof extended over a new concrete patio, a gas line run for a patio grill, crown molding installed, tiled floors and backsplash in my kitchen, etc. DMR worked with me every step of the way to not only repair what was damaged but put it back better than what I had. In some instances they even discovered errors that were made by my original home builder and corrected them.