Insurance Claims, Made Less Painful 

Filing a homeowner’s insurance claim is its own kind of stress on top of the actual damage. Red Rock Restoration handles the heavy lifting — documenting the damage, building the scope, talking to your adjuster, and billing your carrier directly when your policy allows. Below is what to expect, what to do, and what to ask. 

What to Do in the First Hour 

Stop the source if you can do it safely.

Shut off the water main, kill the breaker to a flooded room, get everyone out of a fire-damaged building.

Take photos.

Pictures of standing water, smoke damage, mold, anything you’ll want documented later. More is better. 

Call us

Call (702) 996-4806. We’ll dispatch a crew and start documenting everything from the moment we arrive.

Call your insurance carrier.

File your claim. Get a claim number. We’ll work with the adjuster from there.

How We Work With Your Insurance

We document every thing

slab leaks, burst pipes, appliance leaks, monsoon flooding, pool overflows. 

We use the language carriers expect.

Estimates in Xactimate format, line-item by line-item. 

We talk directly to your adjuster.

So you don’t have to play telephone. 

We bill the carrier when your policy allows.

You usually only pay your deductible. 

We don't pad the scope.

If something doesn’t need replacing, we won’t bill for replacing it. Insurance companies notice — and so do you. 

Common Insurance Questions 

Will filing a claim raise my rates? 

It can, depending on your carrier and claims history. For smaller losses (a few thousand dollars or less), it sometimes makes more sense to pay out of pocket. We’ll give you our honest read of the situation, but ultimately the call is between you and your insurance agent. 

Only after the fire marshal clears it. Even then, the air can be hazardous — soot is a respiratory irritant and structural integrity may be compromised. If you need to grab essentials, we can escort you in with proper PPE. 

Only after the fire marshal clears it. Even then, the air can be hazardous — soot is a respiratory irritant and structural integrity may be compromised. If you need to grab essentials, we can escort you in with proper PPE. 

Only after the fire marshal clears it. Even then, the air can be hazardous — soot is a respiratory irritant and structural integrity may be compromised. If you need to grab essentials, we can escort you in with proper PPE. 

Only after the fire marshal clears it. Even then, the air can be hazardous — soot is a respiratory irritant and structural integrity may be compromised. If you need to grab essentials, we can escort you in with proper PPE.