Response from UDK - Utah Disaster Kleenup
[member name removed], Thank you for your post. We appreciate customers who let us know when things aren’t right. I am very pleased to hear your mold problem has been taken care of. With so many options out there today, one has to be careful when hiring a contractor. Especially when the task is to properly mitigate this type of hazardous property loss. With state regulations, required employee certifications and, most importantly, adequate liability insurance, many contractors come up short. We sincerely apologize for the perception that we did not communicate our mold mitigation process effectively. In most cases, discrepancies in price between restoration contractors are the result of discrepancies in the scope of work. The pricing we use comes from an industry software pricing program called Xactimate. This price list reflects the industry standard set forth by both restoration contractors as well as property insurance carriers. In addition to following this price structure, we maintain our competitive edge as the market leaders by staying abreast of the latest technology and providing a service that few property restoration contractors can match. Should disasters happen in your home or property again, please make sure you have the "scope of work" explained to you as it relates to price to ensure you are getting an "apples to apples" comparison. We sincerely thank you for your comments and concerns. Because of you, we can become better at what we do. Matt Wright, Chief Marketing Officer