I will not recommend this company to anyone. The company does an sufficient job cleaning up water damage, but they definitely are no good for restoration and they somewhat legally lure you into signing a contract in an emergency situation for them to perform the complete clean up, mold mitigation and restoration right up front during your emergency by them making you sign a contract for them to get started with water mitigation. My home was also left without use to my master bed or bath for over 5 months while they attempted to get $20k from my insurance company when every other company that came in to audit the work said it was a $5k job. I also wouldn't recommend anybody use them as they have you assign benefits of your home owners insurance contract and then bill high fees. Keep in mind that all of the events in this story happened while I was deployed with the United States Navy and my wife had to deal with this as well as I did from my deployed locations. Other than the original contract issues, we then had to wait almost two months from the water and mold mitigation to start repairs because DriMaxx would not turn in the required updated work estimates to our insurance company. After several phone calls were made to the site manager and restoration manager work was finally to begin and only take a maximum of a week. Again, my wife took off work and the workers did not show up the Monday they were supposed to start repairing all of the structures they demolished to dry out wall interiors and repair leaking plumbing. The workers did not show up when the project manager said they would be there after my spouse took off work. The two workers were tasked with doing three different jobs simultaneously, each almost an hour a part, and the days that the workers did work, they only worked a few hours leaving messes. The workers working only short durations resulted in tiles sticking out further than other tiles, tile joints not lining up, sheetrock repairs being very noticeable, trim not lining up, messes left in traffic areas, messes left in work areas. My wife asked the project manager and the workers to put down protective barriers in traffic areas to prevent our other floors from being damaged and from getting dirty, but the workers never complied with the request. The project manager would come and check progress, but never point out things wrong nor make his two laborers fix things that my wife pointed out, chocking it up to those are acceptable mistakes. There were numerous phone calls made between my wife and myself and the restoration manager and the project manager, but the company was still on their own schedule and the restoration/rebuild drug on for three weeks, the restoration division manager finally came to the house after the job was supposed to be complete, my wife pointed out all of the tiles that stuck out further than other tiles, the thick and thin grout joints, how the back wall and two side walls tile did not match the front walls tile, how the master bedroom carpet they used was lower grade than what we originally had, how the baseboard was not straight because it had been improperly spliced, how the sheetrock wall fill in repairs were clearly visible from the entrance door to the bedroom due to improper sheetrock finishing, how the paint in the bathroom did not match the original paint, how silicon sealant was sticking above glass seals all around shower surround... and the restoration division manager stated these are acceptable discrepancies and that DriMaxx was finished with the project and would be expecting payment from the insurance company. At this time my wife told the restoration/rebuild division manager that was also a discrepancy because the adjuster from our insurance company had come with the DriMaxx bill breakdown and there were numerous charges on the bill for things that had not been done. She informed the restoration/rebuild manager for DriMaxx of the incorrect charges that she pointed out to the adjuster and went over them with the rebuild manager as well, but the bill really did not change. Two days ago we received an email from an associate at DriMaxx in collections that stated they were putting a lien on our house until the insurance company settled with them. The company takes on way too much work, they have very poor customer service in the restoration/rebuild segment of their company, they have laborers who don't take pride in their work either because they are being pulled in 100 different directions or they just don't care because your house is just another house they need to throw some sheetrock and tile up in and move on. STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY AND ONLY USE WHO YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY RECOMMENDS. This was not a recommended company by our insurance company nor should they be by any insurance company for their contractual issues. Contracts are not standard for this type of work and are not created to benefit the consumer. read more