Beware of Companies Pretending to Be Total Construction Services Inc

Posted by Patty Mooney on

Here at Total Construction Services Inc, we are proud of our reputation and our relationship we have with our customers.  You can imagine our surprise when we received a number of Better Business Bureau complaints about our business saying that we made appointments that we didn’t show up for, that you call us and we don’t answer back, we telemarket phones, etc.  These were not us at all!  We have found out that another marketing company is using our name and website as their own to solicit leads and sell them to other remodelers in the Omaha area.

This other telemarketing firm often calling themselves “Total Construction Marketing” is NOT affiliated with Total Construction Services, Inc in any way.  It has been reported that this company solicits setting an appointment for storm damage and they are often rude when given an “no” to their inquiry.  Their phone number is often non-traceable or non-valid if you try to call them back.

Total Construction Services, Inc’s landline phone number is (402) 572-7457 and we encourage you to call this number if you have been contacted by “Total Construction Marketing.”  Ask for Kevin, Mitch, or Patty as the main contacts at Total Construction Services Inc.

We are dedicated to our customers and the residents in the Omaha, NE area and we hate that these scammers are taking advantage of our reputation and good name.  Please let us know if this happening to you so that we can continue to build a case against this group and stop their scam.

Sincerely,

The Total Construction Services Inc Team

 

 

Roof Repair and Replacement: Know the Difference

Posted by Patty Mooney on

The decision to either repair or replace your roof can be one of the most difficult ones you’ll ever have to make regarding your home. Because both entail plenty of cash and effort, you will want to make the right choice right off the bat. Therefore, you need to ask yourself: will a repair get me several years further down the road before my roof calls for a replacement? Or would a roof replacement be wiser and more cost-effective in the long run? Continue reading “Roof Repair and Replacement: Know the Difference” →

Maintenance is a must for your Omaha roof

Posted by Total Construction Roofing Omaha on

With the potential for hail storms to roll through greater Omaha, your roof is in constant danger of bombardment. Thinking that your roof suffered damage in a storm and calling for an inspection isn’t always enough to warrant an insurance claim. Many insurance companies look at a variety of factors when determining if insurance will cover damage.

1. How wide spread was the hail damage?

Damage to a singular roof in your Omaha neighborhood or area might raise a red flag for insurance companies. If a number of residents from a particular area all file claims, insurance companies are more likely to approve the claim for your property. It is important to speak with neighbors in your vicinity, if you think you have any hail damage to your Omaha roofing.

2. Negligence is cause for denial.

Just about all insurance policies imply that it is the homeowners responsibility to provide routine maintenance. If your Omaha roofing was in need of repair prior to a storm, an insurance company can deny your claim based on the lack of care. Often times insurance companies do not want to pay for the cost of an entire new roof, so showing that you provide routine maintenance (fixing leaks, address damage as it occurs) can increase your standing with your insurance company.

3. Have a certified 3rd party look at your roof!

At Total Construction Services, we have HAAG certified inspectors who are trained to examine and estimate the amount of damage and the work required to fix your Omaha roofing. We work directly with insurance adjusters, providing inspection services and estimates upon request of insurance providers.

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