Does Property Assist decide what insurance covers?
No. Your insurer decides coverage under your policy. We document and perform the restoration and repair work.
Insurance restoration
Your insurer decides what your policy covers. Our job is to document the damage and complete the restoration and repair work.
What the work can involve
What we keep clear
Insurance
The insurer decides whether a loss is covered and what it will pay under the policy. Property Assist documents and performs restoration and construction work. Keeping those roles separate helps avoid confusion during the job.
See how Property Assist handles insurance restoration →Edmonton
Water, sewer, fire and storm claims can all lead to a second construction phase after the immediate damage is controlled.
Property Assist is built to carry the project into reconstruction instead of ending the relationship when mitigation is complete.
One team through the rebuild
Once the affected area is ready, Property Assist can continue into reconstruction. That can include drywall, flooring, trim, paint and a larger basement rebuild where the job requires it.
See basement reconstruction after damage →Questions homeowners ask
No. Your insurer decides coverage under your policy. We document and perform the restoration and repair work.
We can communicate about our documentation, estimate and construction scope when you authorize it. Coverage decisions remain with the insurer.
Yes, when the project allows it. Upgrades are owner choices and are priced separately from the insurance restoration scope.
Yes. That is the core Property Assist model: one team from damage response through the rebuild.
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We document the damage, prepare the work scope, complete the restoration, and rebuild the affected space.