Flood, water damage, fire damage: we mobilize within 24 hours for emergency stabilization and work directly with your public adjuster and insurance carrier from initial claim to permitted reconstruction.
AAA NY Contracting Corp is licensed and bonded to $2M, and we coordinate the full claim, from emergency mitigation through insurance claim reconstruction services, under one contract instead of three separate trades.
Insurance claim restoration covers two jobs that usually get split across separate contractors: stabilizing the physical damage, and documenting it well enough that your carrier pays the claim in full. We run both under one roof. In Bronx, NY, that starts with mobilization within 24 hours of the loss, and it doesn’t end until the reconstruction passes DOB sign-off.
The first call goes to dispatch, not a call center, so a crew lead is already reviewing your loss type before a truck leaves. Photos and moisture readings get taken before anything gets moved or torn out, that documentation is what your claim stands on later.
Extraction and stabilization start the same visit: water gets pulled, affected materials get identified for removal versus drying, and a scope of work goes to your carrier within days, not weeks.
From emergency moisture extraction and smoke mitigation to full DOB-permitted reconstruction, we handle every loss under a single, streamlined contract.
A burst pipe, a failed roof, or the unit above yours overflowing all start the same clock: the longer water sits, the more it spreads into subfloors and framing. We stabilize first, document second, then rebuild to the scope your carrier approves.
Storm surge and sewer backup carry contaminants that a simple pipe leak doesn’t, which changes both the remediation protocol and the materials we can reuse versus replace. We handle both under full DOB compliance.
Reconstruction after a fire covers more than the burned section. Smoke and soot travel through HVAC systems and wall cavities well beyond the visible damage, and we remediate that spread before we rebuild anything on top of it.
A burst pipe rarely stays contained to one room. Water travels along joists and behind walls faster than most owners notice. We trace the full path before we close anything back up, so the repair doesn’t reopen as a mold claim in six months.
Water damage that sits for more than 48 hours creates real mold risk, and in NYC a visibly affected area over roughly 10 square feet triggers formal remediation protocol before the renovation process can proceed. In pre-1978 buildings, we also handle the lead-safe work practices that any wall or surface disturbance requires, a separate but often overlapping compliance issue.
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Here’s the part that matters most: we work for you, not for the insurance company. That means:
If you’ve already hired a public adjuster, we coordinate directly with them from day one. If you haven’t, we’ll tell you honestly whether your claim is large enough that hiring one would pay for itself.
Water damage in a co-op raises a question a single-family home never has to answer: whose pipe was it? Building infrastructure and in-unit plumbing carry different liability, and that distinction decides who pays before a single dollar of co-op or condo water damage restoration work starts. We work from the documented damage source specifically for that purpose, not as an afterthought.
Restoring a unit inside a co-op also means restoring around a building. We coordinate with your managing agent for access scheduling, notify neighboring units when common areas or shared walls are affected, and handle emergency entry protocols for situations where the damage source sits inside someone else’s apartment. None of that gets improvised on the day of the loss.
Manhattan’s high-end buildings get restoration contractors who specialize in nothing but insurance-heavy claims. The Bronx gets the opposite: contractors who do a little bit of everything, and treat the adjuster paperwork as an afterthought to the actual repair.
That’s usually where a claim stalls, not because the drywall’s wrong, but because nobody documented the damage before the demo started.
That gap looks the same whether the loss is in Riverdale, Pelham Bay, Throggs Neck, Morris Park, Fordham, Kingsbridge, Parkchester, or City Island; the response time and the adjuster coordination don’t change by zip code.
We built this service specifically to close that gap, so every corner of the Bronx and New York State gets the same coordinated restoration and repair process.
Adjusters aren’t in your building. They’re working off whatever you can show them. Wait a week to call, and there’s nothing left to show, the water’s dried, the drywall’s already down, and now it’s your word against a claim they can push back on.
Contact us at (914) 912-1067. We document what we find before we touch it, then get you dry and rebuilt to DOB code, Riverdale to City Island and everywhere between.
Yes. We coordinate directly with your carrier and, if you have one, your public adjuster. We prepare the documentation your claim needs and stay involved from the initial estimate through final sign-off.
A public adjuster represents you, not the insurance company, when negotiating a claim. You don't need one for every loss, but for a large claim, or a carrier pushing back on scope, a public adjuster in NYC often recovers more than their fee costs. We can tell you honestly whether your situation calls for one.
Same business day, within 24 hours. Water that sits in a subfloor for even a day starts wicking into the joists, once that happens, you're not drying it out anymore, you're tearing it out.
Yes. We prepare an itemized scope of work for adjuster submission and track ALE costs where your policy covers them. This is core to how we operate, not an extra service.
It depends on the source. Building-side plumbing failures typically fall to the co-op or condo's master policy. In-unit failures usually fall to your individual policy. We work from the documented source specifically so liability doesn't stay a guessing game between you, your neighbor, and two insurance carriers.
A New York general contractor with twenty years of permits pulled and violations cleared across all five boroughs. We’re the firm you call when you need the paperwork done right and the construction held to a higher standard.
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