Through our 24 hour emergency number,
we can be reached whenever an emergency happens. Once McFarland
Fire & Storm is on site we will begin the task of securing
the property from further damage. We will assess the need
for board-up, framing support and tarp. With the Work Authorization
from the property owner we immediately secure the property.
As soon as it is mutually convenient, we will meet with the
property owner on site to begin preparing a comprehensive
scope of work. We will review and document all of the work
needed to return the property to its fully functional state.
We work with the owner and the insurance adjustor to ensure
that the owner receives the most complete coverage available
under their policy terms. Our third party estimating system
uses industry standard information. In most cases this can
speed up the approval time from the adjustor. When we are
chosen to do the restoration, the final cost is established
with the adjustor and property owner.
There are times when work needs to be started prior to the
completion of the scope of work estimation. We work with the
owner and adjustor to get approval for work, so there is no
further damage or loss from a delay in starting.
Since we are a General Contractor we are the only one they
need to call. We schedule and oversee every aspect of the
restoration, from the board-up to the final Certificate of
Completion. Once we have the authorization on the scope of
work, we begin scheduling sub contractors and ordering materials.
We schedule all municipal inspections.
We remain in close communication with the property owner to
complete necessary selections and keep them aware of the progress.
Our new construction Sales Centers provide a one-stop selection
location. They can choose cabinets, counter tops, flooring,
trim and more.
Once the work begins, we are on the job until it is completed.
When the restoration is complete we have you sign a Certificate
of Completion. This authorizes final payments and activates
the McFarland Fire & Storm warranty.
LIMITED WARRANTY: Unless otherwise
noted in the specifications, Contractor warrants all labor
for a period of twelve months from the date of substantial
completion of work under this limited warranty. This limited
warranty extends only to Owner and is not transferable. To
the extent permitted by applicable law, all warranties given
by manufacturer pertaining to materials used by Contractor
in connection with the project will be passed through and
inure to the benefit of Owner. Contractor is not liable under
this limited warranty for actual or consequential damages
resulting from excessive weather conditions, soil conditions,
abuse, lack of proper Owner maintenance, or normal wear and
tear. All workmanship shall conform to the guidelines found
in the publication Residential Construction Performance Guidelines
for Professional Builders and Remodelers, 3rd Edition, National
Association of Home Builders, 2005. In the event there is
a discrepancy between the Residential Construction Performance
Guidelines for Professional Builders and Remodelers publication
and specific warranty related verbiage in this Agreement,
the Agreement verbiage shall take precedence. If an item is
not covered in that publication, standard industry practice
shall govern. It is understood that concrete work is not guaranteed
against cracking, settling, or discoloration, etc., which
are natural occurrences of concrete. In addition, concrete
cannot be guaranteed against peeling or scaling due to the
wide variety of deicers and chemicals used on and in concrete.
THERE IS NO IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR ANY IMPLIED
WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THERE ARE
NOT WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WHICH EXTEND BEYOND
THE DESCRIPTION WITHIN THIS PARAGRAPH.
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