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Alsip, IL

National Catastrophe Solutions

3.0 (2 reviews)
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Quality for our rental, fast and easy to work with them. They handled insurance, we only made a few phone calls, couple E signatures

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We had a great experience with this company. Adam was at our house the same day the water damage…read moreoccurred, got to work almost immediately, was very responsive and communicated well throughout the process. He made sure our house was still functional (e.g. kept our washer and dryer running) during the remediation process and helped us smoothly navigate the process from start to finish. I would recommend!

I hired this company for mold remediation and was very disappointed. The crew on-site was polite…read moreand super nice, but the process did more damage than the work itself. I was never told my built-ins would be completely removed, I only discovered it after the fact. Had I known, I could have arranged for proper removal, but instead they were torn out in a way that left them unsalvageable, costing me thousands to replace. Afterward, the company pointed to the notes fine print rather than acknowledging the lack of communication. If you use them, insist on a clearly explained scope of work. If you rely on professionals to help you navigate confusing home repairs, like myself, these aren't your guys. Update to response: First, I want to be clear that I don't believe Adam or the company ever acted with any intent to mislead me or cause harm. I think this situation came down to a lack of communication that unfortunately left me in a difficult position. About 90% of what Adam said in his response is true, but none of it directly addresses my actual concern. The real issue is whether the company made sure I fully understood the scope of work. Perhaps Adam thought... what idiot would not see it was obvious that the entire built-ins would need to be removed? Hi... it's me, I'm the idiot and truly I had no idea. I thought only a portion of my ceiling would be affected. Given the huge difference between what I understood and what actually happened, I believe the company should have explained this much more clearly. Like many homeowners, I rely on professionals to explain the scope of work in plain terms. I think that's a reasonable expectation. Adam is correct with my quote below but he left out the part where I explained that my issue was solely that I didn't know the built-ins were being removed. This was never clearly communicated to me, nor was I given the opportunity to remove them properly myself. Because of that, I feel my ability to make informed decisions was taken away. I only reached out to Adam directly later, after another contractor told me the closet could have been saved and that the removal was "unnecessarily destructive." Whether that's true or not, I'll never know. because I wasn't given the chance to find out. To clarify, the note about the built-ins wasn't hidden in "fine print," but it was only mentioned once in the "Other Notes" section. It was never discussed verbally, by email, or over the phone, and it wasn't included in the detailed action items. I don't think a single mention buried in a notes section qualifies as meaningful disclosure, especially when no one pointed it out or explained its implications. Perhaps Adam does. Lastly, the other points raised, like the quality of the closet materials, water damage, or insurance support, are not relevant to my concern. My issue has always only been about the lack of clear communication regarding the scope of work. Thank you.

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During last months polar vortex, we had water damage in our garage. The service tech was very…read moreknowledgeable (I use to do this for a living in another state, although I didn't tell him that) and professional. They worked fast and thorough, taking care to protect property. Although I hope this will be my only call to Servpro, I would recommend them to anyone who finds themselves in my position

I absolutely do not recommend this ServePro. We also spoke briefly with Plainfield who gave far…read morebetter service, this specific location seems to have poor management and office support. We had flooding the Saturday before Easter and called ServePro to see whether a tech could come out. After a week of heavy rains and a holiday weekend, they said they'd try. I called back a few hours later to see if I needed to get in touch with another company, they stated they had a crew finishing a job and would be by after. Hours later they hadn't arrived, I'd tried getting in touch with someone at the office, calling for hours. I eventually called the main ServePro number, and ServePro corporate easily reached the Orland office and connected me to the same person I'd been speaking with. He had no idea the crew hadn't arrived and didn't know where they were. Eventually they found another crew who arrived at the house at 9pm. The crew was great at removing the wet carpet and items we had in the basement, but didn't remediate properly (based on other evaluations we had done the following week). There were continued and ongoing challenges working with the office. No proactive communication, not a single deadline hit (sending crews, quoting, billing, picking up equipment, all late). ServePro also only takes payment via a direct bank transfer, so if you need emergency service be prepared to transfer $1,000 as a hold for equipment rental. Credit card payment will cost you an extra 2.6% service fee. I do not recommend this location.

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