Zebra, Your Demolition, Cleanup, and Fire Debris Removal Company for Dutch Flat California Wildfire Debris Removal and Property Demolition, Stands Heads Above The Other Demolition Companies

The Zebra Restoration Fire Debris Removal and Cleanup Process and Dutch Flat Permitting Process for Demolition in Dutch Flat California

Zebra Restoration approaches each and every wildfire damage demolition and fire debris removal and cleanup project with a keen eye on the details, being disciplined in project management ensures a very efficient process. Each step of the way is observed and analyzed so that we can ensure minimal impact to other areas of the property. Minimizing collateral damage helps keep the total cost of demolition and debris removal down, while also minimizing the future rebuild costs ensuring and mitigating contested insurance claim submittals.

When it comes to soils, we minimize the amount of soil removed and determine that with soil testing to ensure we only remove just enough to mitigate the contamination.

With regards to savable structures, taking care during excavation and debris removal means we can mitigate any unnecessary damage to solid and salvageable foundations, wells, pools, landscaping, retaining walls, sheds, barns, driveways, structural footings, etc.

Final preparation may include final grading to ensure proper erosion control, sweeping the area with magnets to get all metal out of the remaining soil, as well as additional items necessary to meet final building department requirements.

Back to those concerns. There are many concerns to consider when choosing your wildfire demolition partner in Dutch Flat.

1. Is the company adept at performing complete and partial demolition services
2. Has the wildfire demolition company been offering these services in earnest long before the event, or are they simply trying to capitalize on the misfortunes of others?
3. Does the demolition and fire debris removal company have the necessary equipment or access to the necessary equipment in the Dutch Flat area? Not only that, but do they have enough of the right equipment to meet the current demand of wildfire demolition and debris removal clients they currently have signed on?
4. Will they continue to sign on clients after you sign your wildfire demolition contract, and if so, what is their position on your project in terms of equipment placed on property, and timing. Simply put, will they get in and handle your demolition once started without leaving and shuffling key equipment like excavators, dump trucks and dozers from job to job and back again. You need to make sure you don’t hire a company that will merely collect deposits from your insurance company or yourself and put you through the revolving door of on and off again work schedules.
5. Does the fire damage demolition company you choose for your Dutch Flat property have the necessary staff to handle the workload at not only your property but all of the properties they are currently contracted to perform demolition and fire debris cleanup at?
6. Wildfire demolition companies, or companies performing wildfire damage demolition and fire debris removal services in and around Dutch Flat need to carry liability insurance, make sure you obtain up to date copies of their liability insurance with enough to coverage to protect you. Even in situations of total losses, contractors can do damage to their equipment, can cause harm to people, power lines, and other unaffected structures and you want to make sure they have enough coverage to ensure your risk is mitigated. You may say to yourself that you have insurance to cover that, but the impact to your rating and policy costs, already set to increase from the wildfire damage, doesn’t increase even further.
7. All wildfire demolition companies serving Dutch Flat and the entire State of California need to maintain workers comp insurance. Make sure their insurance is in full force for any employees they have on payroll. Sub-contracted workers are the responsibility of the sub-contractors, but you should at least obtain something in writing that the demolition company does it’s due diligence, to the best of it’s ability, to verify their sub-contractors note they have all the necessary insurances, ultimately you will rely on your contracted wildfire demolition and fire debris companies policy to back off your risk.
8. Can the demolition company get to your project in a timely fashion so that you can get your life in Dutch Flat back in order? Or is there a long wait list. The reality is that during wildfire disaster events, there are waiting lists, and it’s best to get on a list asap so you can get your demolition and debris handled ASAP. Waiting to find someone with no waiting list isn’t always the best path forward as wildfire demolition companies worth anything will be busy from day one, those with immediate openings typically won’t be best of breed. Jumping too fast to a demolition company that can start tomorrow may not be your best option, here an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Just make sure you choose based on the other factors more so than when they can start.

You can probably guess by now that Zebra Restoration is a capable fire and wildfire demolition and fire debris removal company, and one of the best choices among demolition companies serving Dutch Flat Ca. We meet all of the criteria listed above, and more. As a client centric fire damage demolition company, you can rest assured that through these trying times, at least you won’t have to worry about the demolition and fire damage cleanup of your property in Dutch Flat, that’s our commitment and promise to all of our customers we do business with.

What Else Do You Need to Know When Hiring Your Fire Debris Removal and Fire Damage Cleanup Company in Dutch Flat?

Beyond the core requirements there is a shortlist of additional housekeeping items you need to checkoff when hiring a demolition contractor

1. Does the contractor have experience in dealing with hazardous materials like underground oil tanks, and other leaching hazardous materials? These are just a few substances that the removal and wasting of are regulated at the federal, state and local levels.
2. Does the fire debris and fire cleanup company have experience with the preparing and filing of the necessary permits and reporting needed to meet all of your federal, state and local regulation requirements?
3. Does your chosen demolition and excavation company understand the insurance claim process, or the process of submitting a claim for services to FEMA? It’s a critical requirement as you are most likely going to rely on one of these two insurances to cover the costs of demolition and cleanup.

Just Call Zebra!

You guessed it, Zebra Restoration has deep experience, in fact decades worth, of preparing, filing, and pulling all of the necessary permits, reports, and forms needed to comply with each level of regulation required for work performed in Dutch Flat as well as surrounding areas. Call 916-345-1386 today and start pitting the pieces together from your wildfire damage event, count on Zebra for fire damage restoration and cleanup including fire debris removal at your Dutch Flat home of business!