Question 1

Do you serve Seneca, Oconee County?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Four Seasons Building & Remodeling works Seneca every week. Seneca's proximity to Lake Keowee means a lot of our work here is lakefront — outdoor living, screened porches, and dock-adjacent renovations made for entertaining. As a fully licensed SC general contractor (License #BS24-000560), we handle every permit and inspection required for insurance repairs & storm damage restoration in Oconee County.

Question 2

How quickly can you start a insurance repairs & storm damage restoration project in Seneca?

Accepted Answer

Most Seneca insurance repairs & storm damage restoration projects can be scoped within a week of your free consultation. Build start depends on permitting and material lead times, but our local crews and supplier relationships keep Oconee County projects moving faster than most out-of-area contractors.

Question 3

Do you work directly with my homeowners insurance company?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We prepare detailed line-item estimates in the format adjusters work with (Xactimate-style), document hidden damage with photos and written supplements, and in most cases bill your carrier directly for the approved scope. You stay the policyholder and decision-maker — we're your contractor, not your adjuster. We do not ask homeowners to sign Assignment of Benefits (AOB) agreements.

Question 4

What's the difference between Four Seasons and a national restoration franchise?

Accepted Answer

We're a Greenville-area-based licensed remodeler (SC #BS24-000560) with a real shop on Alva Street and a five-year Upstate track record. We don't chase storms from state to state, we don't use AOB contracts to take over your claim, and we're still here for the workmanship warranty after the job closes. Most insurance-driven projects also benefit from being handled by a full-service remodeler — if hidden damage is uncovered, we can scope and execute the repair in-house rather than handing it off.

Question 5

What kinds of damage do you repair on insurance claims?

Accepted Answer

Wind and hail damage to roofing, siding, gutters, soffit/fascia, and windows; tree-impact damage including structural framing and roof decking; water damage from burst pipes, supply-line failures, and roof leaks (drywall, insulation, flooring, cabinets, trim, paint); fire and smoke partial-loss reconstruction; rebuild after mold remediation; and damage to detached structures like garages, sheds, and fences.

Question 6

How fast can you get started after a storm or water loss?

Accepted Answer

We can usually get out for a free damage assessment within 1–3 business days of your call, and start emergency stabilization (tarping, board-up, water extraction coordination) immediately if needed. Full reconstruction typically begins within 1–2 weeks of approved insurance scope — sooner for smaller scopes that don't require material lead times.

Question 7

Who pays for the repairs — me or my insurance?

Accepted Answer

For a covered loss, your insurance company pays the approved claim amount minus your deductible. You're typically responsible for the deductible plus any voluntary upgrades you choose to add (for example, upgrading from builder-grade to mid-grade finishes). We give you a clear written breakdown of what's covered, what's an upgrade, and what you'll owe out-of-pocket before any work begins.

Question 8

What if you find more damage once work starts?

Accepted Answer

It happens often — water damage in particular hides behind drywall, under flooring, and inside wall cavities until demo begins. When we find additional damage, we document it with photos and written scope, then submit a supplement request to your insurance carrier. This becomes part of the covered claim rather than a surprise change order to you.

Question 9

Are you a public adjuster?

Accepted Answer

No, and that's intentional. South Carolina law separates contractors from public adjusters. We do not negotiate your claim on your behalf or take a percentage of your settlement. We prepare accurate, documented estimates and provide them to your adjuster — that's the contractor's role. If you want a public adjuster involved, you hire one separately.

Tier	2026 Range	What's typically included
Partial repair	$5,000–$10,000	Partial-roof patch, single-room drywall and paint, or a few siding squares after a localized storm. Often resolved in a week.
Single-system replacement	$10,000–$35,000	Full roof, full siding elevation, or single-room reconstruction after water or wind damage. Most common claim size we handle.
Multi-room water or fire	$35,000–$80,000	Multiple rooms involved — drywall, insulation, flooring, cabinets, and finishes throughout. Often runs alongside a remediation company we coordinate with.
Major loss reconstruction	$80,000–$250,000+	Tree-impact structural repair, full kitchen and bath fire reconstruction, or whole-floor flood rebuilds. Engineering coordination and full permit set.

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