A
move out involves moving a customer’s contents to a remote location
for more specialized cleaning. During restoration, the insured may
be housed in temporary housing, and the move out will facilitate a
quicker restoration of the damaged structure. There are many reasons
for moving the contents out of a structure.
To enable a quicker remodeling process.
To protect items from potential damage caused
by remodeling.
If the contents require extensive restoration.
The structure may be damaged to such an extent the contents
also could become damaged or security may be a problem.
The structure may be saturated with so much water the contents
could become damaged as the interior moisture content seeks a
state of equilibrium.
The Move Out Process
The move out process can be broken down into six
distinct categories.
Video the job site
Perform an initial scope & job estimate
Pack, tag, inventory, and additional sorting of clean and
claim items
Move to a warehouse, clean and deodorize, and repack
Claim list suggestions from the customer
Move items back to the customer
The SERVPRO Franchisee will
work with the customer to coordinate the move back to accommodate the needs of the customer.
It is customary to ask the customer about placing furniture back in
its original location. Whether or not the SERVPRO Franchisee unpacks
the boxes on the move back depends on the customer and the insurance
adjuster determining what services are covered in the insurance
policy.
A
move out involves moving a customer’s contents to a remote location
for more specialized cleaning. During restoration, the insured may
be housed in temporary housing, and the move out will facilitate a
quicker restoration of the damaged structure. There are many reasons
for moving the contents out of a structure.
