Stan Miller's decision to come above ground came some 25 years ago after being buried alive for the third time while installing underground sewer lines. Once you lay under a pile of dirt not knowing if anyone can dig you out, you quickly learn to evaluate profit versusu the risk of losing your future. "Stan" I said to myself, "It's time to find a new line of work." And that is what got me into the construction game.As the years passed I built homes, shopping centers, steel buildings and did a ton of repair and remodeling work. Out of this grew the hands on experience of seeing how in the dark most people are when it comes to dealing with the recovery from an insurance loss.I first worked with an Insurance Adjusters as a building contractor. Asking such questions as "How in the world can I do this job with the small amount of money the Insurance company is paying? And "Why aren't you paying for the whole roof instead of just a patch job?"In the following years, I soon learned that the Insurance Company would pay what it actually cost to get the job don,e and that yes, you can have a whole roof if you know how to go about the process of properly substantiating your claim. All it takes is the proper documentation and the knowledge to deal with the Insurance Adjuster.We are a full service company and pride ourselves on our attention to details and meeting the individual requirements of each claim in a manner that keeps our clients coming back and makes them proud to give us referrals.No job is too large or too small. From a large furniture store/warehouse in Harlingen, Texas to the case where the lady who had her very nice hubcaps stolen, we take care of them all. The payment for the hubcaps consisted of a gallon of ice cream; of course Mr. Miller got to choose the brand and flavor.