Question 1

What Does A Restoration Technician Do in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

Technicians at Restoration Control help people in Connecticut recover after they've experienced property damage from storms, snow, or roofing issues. Our trained experts will assess damages and recover what is still salvageable. Afterward, we can begin cleaning the property, remove debris, and begin repairs to restore your Connecticut home.

Question 2

Who Pays For Storm Damage in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

In general, your homeowner's or renter's insurance policy will pay for storm damage in Connecticut. Snow, hail, and wind storms are common in our state and can cause significant damage. Flooding may require a separate policy and filing an additional claim depending on how the water damage occurred.

Question 3

What Happens To My Mortgage If My Connecticut Home Is Destroyed?

Accepted Answer

You must continue to pay your mortgage even if your Connecticut home is destroyed or unlivable due to a disaster. Failure to pay your mortgage could put your loan in default, which could trigger a foreclosure. That will only add to the challenges of getting things back in order.

Question 4

How Is Roof Damage Assessed After A Storm in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

Restoration Control's experts, as well as your insurance adjuster, look closely at several pieces of evidence to make their determination of the amount and cause of damage: including wind data, snow and rainfall data, and pre-existing conditions. In Connecticut, winter storms and heavy winds are common causes of roof damage.

Question 5

Do I Have To Pay The Deductible For Roof Repairs in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the type of policy you have. However, our representative will always inform you if you need to pay the deductible or if it is deducted from the final check. Insurance policies in Connecticut typically require a deductible for roof damage claims.

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