At ServiceMaster BioClean, we understand the essential role insurance providers play in helping policyholders recover from unexpected events. Our team works seamlessly with insurers to deliver fast, verified, and compliant cleanup services that exceed industry standards.
Stress-Free Estimates
We use the nationally respected estimating software, Xactimate, to create job estimates. This software helps align our pricing with industry standards, making it easier for adjusters to review files and expedite the claims process.
Expertise You Can Trust
From biohazard incidents to property restoration, we offer full documentation and responsive communication, helping policyholders recover with confidence.
Decades of Compassion and Service
With over 25 years of experience, we understand the importance of accurate reporting and adherence to insurance requirements.
How We Support Insurance Providers
Bringing safety and restoration to affected spaces
Claims Documentation
We provide detailed records of the remediation process, including photos and reports to streamline claims handling.
Policyholder Assistance
Our compassionate team supports your policyholders during challenging times, prioritizing their emotional well-being alongside professional cleanup.
Comprehensive Cleanup
From crime scenes to unattended deaths, our team handles every type of biohazard with precision and care.
Expert Consultation
We offer expert guidance to help insurance adjusters and policyholders understand the scope of remediation, ensuring transparency and confidence throughout the process.
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Tested and Proven Process of Remediation
Refined over 25 years, our process of remediation is a proven method for completely disinfecting and restoring environments affected by biohazards and traumatic events.
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