CORE Group
Managed restoration network — water, fire, storm, large-loss; HNW Private Client; coordinates vetted local restorers.
Claims · Emergency mitigation
Vendor resource directory.
A reference list of providers for emergency mitigation — the urgent first steps after a loss to prevent further damage and make your home safe. Listed as options only; the choice of any vendor is always the policyholder's own.
First 24 hours
Take care of safety first. The paperwork can wait a beat.
- Ensure your safety. Leave the property if there is any structural, electrical, or gas hazard.
- Prevent further damage. Where it is safe to do so, take reasonable steps such as shutting off the water supply. For anything that isn't safe to handle yourself, the providers below can help.
- Document the damage. When safe to do so, take photos of all affected areas before any cleanup or repairs begin.
- Keep all receipts. Retain records of any emergency expenses and temporary lodging.
- Read before you sign. Be sure you fully understand any document before signing it, including contractor "assignment of benefits" or "direction to pay" forms.
- Report the loss. Notify Stand promptly through the File a Claim form.
Emergency mitigation providers
Vetted starting points by region.
Call directly — most of these firms dispatch around the clock for urgent losses. Always confirm current licensing, insurance, and certification before authorizing any work.
Nationwide
ATI Restoration
Water, fire, smoke, mold; reconstruction; catastrophe response.
BELFOR Property Restoration
Fire, water, storm, mold; large-loss; contents & document recovery.
California & West
Restoration Management Co. (RMC)
AZ, CA, CO, GA, NV, OR, TX, WA; national CAT response
IICRC-certified water, fire, and mold restoration.
Florida
Joe Taylor Restoration
Full-service restoration — water, fire, mold, reconstruction.
ADS
Water and mold; tarp and board-up.
Kruger
Tree removal, tarping, board-up.