East Coast Environmental Restoration, Inc. Reviews
Jul 15, 2021
They use deceptive trade practices and first get their victims to sign an AUTHORIZATION TO PERFORM SERVICES and DIRECTION OF PAYMENT Agreement. They gain your trust by getting your homeowners insurance info and telling you they'll deal directly with the insurance for you. You’re vulnerable, your home is damaged, you believe them, then they have you sign a contract with NO DOLLAR AMOUNT. When I signed the agreement, I had my own independent inspection conducted by a licensed mold inspector from an Environmental Company that included a full protocol and an estimate to complete the work that was $3 - 7K.
East Coast Environmental Restoration admitted they are bound by the protocol outlined and agreed that the cost would be close to the protocol's estimate and that is how part 1 of the scam begins. Once they have control of the insurance company payments, they then figure out the maximum amount your insurance company usually pays for such a claim and they then bill your insurance company that amount. The insurance company approves the claim but East Coast Environmental Restoration does not do all the work. They only do just enough to make it seem as if they did, which is part 2 of the scam. The scam on you.
East Coast Environmental Restoration, Inc. Reviews
They use deceptive trade practices and first get their victims to sign an AUTHORIZATION TO PERFORM SERVICES and DIRECTION OF PAYMENT Agreement. They gain your trust by getting your homeowners insurance info and telling you they'll deal directly with the insurance for you. You’re vulnerable, your home is damaged, you believe them, then they have you sign a contract with NO DOLLAR AMOUNT. When I signed the agreement, I had my own independent inspection conducted by a licensed mold inspector from an Environmental Company that included a full protocol and an estimate to complete the work that was $3 - 7K.
East Coast Environmental Restoration admitted they are bound by the protocol outlined and agreed that the cost would be close to the protocol's estimate and that is how part 1 of the scam begins. Once they have control of the insurance company payments, they then figure out the maximum amount your insurance company usually pays for such a claim and they then bill your insurance company that amount. The insurance company approves the claim but East Coast Environmental Restoration does not do all the work. They only do just enough to make it seem as if they did, which is part 2 of the scam. The scam on you.