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Water Damage Restoration Service
Be careful working with this company if you are a temporary worker. They love to exercise their power over you.
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3801 E Roeser Rd Suite 14, Phoenix, AZ 85040
Water Damage Restoration Service
Originally wanted to leave at least three stars because I thought they did an okay job, but I'll get to why I'm only giving two.
On the surface, Bingham/Murray seems like a fine company to take care of any water damage: the initial visit was very quick, every rep that came over was polite, they didn't waste time installing cabinets (when they actually came out to do so).
Two reasons why this company turned out to be a nightmare for me:
1. They don't practice standard billing procedures and utilize a LAW FIRM called Ehmke Law, a business notorious (seriously - State Farm has a special department just for handling their cases) for severely over-charging customers on purpose in order to squeeze the most money out of insurance.
Why should you care? Well, most times insurance companies see through this bad practice and deny the claim, which is followed by a threatening email from Ehmke stating you can either accept arbitration or accept responsibility for the remaining amount owed. So Ehmke either strong-arms the customer or the insurance company.
In my case, the entire demo + asbestos testing cost less than the restoration. I got one of these emails from Ehmke months after I thought the issue was resolved. I called the firm asking them to go through each line item on the bill explaining why it was so expensive. We went through each line item and the numbers still didn't add up; he literally didn't know how to explain the discrepancy! Unfortunately, I was forced to choose arbitration.
2. Bad build quality and communication. Didn't notice this until I started painting my cabinets a couple of weeks ago (hence the review). The cabinets they replaced had doors that were not installed properly, multiple holes along the cabinet face side, and they installed the fronts UPSIDE-DOWN on the cabinet under the sink. It looks like they just went to a thrift cabinet vendor, picked some lightly damaged ones, and called it a day. In retrospect, I wish I left the water damage because I would at least have my old cabinets in better condition than these things are.
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On the surface, Bingham/Murray seems like a fine company to take care of any water damage: the initial visit was very quick, every rep that came over was polite, they didn't waste time installing cabinets (when they actually came out to do so).
Two reasons why this company turned out to be a nightmare for me:
1. They don't practice standard billing procedures and utilize a LAW FIRM called Ehmke Law, a business notorious (seriously - State Farm has a special department just for handling their cases) for severely over-charging customers on purpose in order to squeeze the most money out of insurance.
Why should you care? Well, most times insurance companies see through this bad practice and deny the claim, which is followed by a threatening email from Ehmke stating you can either accept arbitration or accept responsibility for the remaining amount owed. So Ehmke either strong-arms the customer or the insurance company.
In my case, the entire demo + asbestos testing cost less than the restoration. I got one of these emails from Ehmke months after I thought the issue was resolved. I called the firm asking them to go through each line item on the bill explaining why it was so expensive. We went through each line item and the numbers still didn't add up; he literally didn't know how to explain the discrepancy! Unfortunately, I was forced to choose arbitration.
2. Bad build quality and communication. Didn't notice this until I started painting my cabinets a couple of weeks ago (hence the review). The cabinets they replaced had doors that were not installed properly, multiple holes along the cabinet face side, and they installed the fronts UPSIDE-DOWN on the cabinet under the sink. It looks like they just went to a thrift cabinet vendor, picked some lightly damaged ones, and called it a day. In retrospect, I wish I left the water damage because I would at least have my old cabinets in better condition than these things are.
Phoenix, AZ