No. In fact, getting your property repaired promptly is important, and you should not delay necessary work. We ask that thorough documentation of the damage be completed before significant repair or remediation work begins, as that documentation is the foundation of your claim. If work has already started, that is okay too. We work with what we have and build the strongest possible record from that point forward.

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