Standpoint Recognized by BUILD Magazine as the Leader in Disaster Restoration Management
"From the very beginning, Standpoint has excelled through client-centricity," says
With offices across
"We know restoration can be costly, time-consuming and stressful," says
Standpoint is currently serving clients in over 20 states impacted by Hurricanes Dorian, Harvey and Irma,
About Standpoint
Standpoint is one of the nation's largest and most trusted total restoration companies. The company is an evolution of Albers Exteriors which has been in business since 1982. Standpoint specializes in restoring residential and commercial properties damaged by fire, wind, hail or flooding. Working with single-family homeowners, property management companies, multi-family property owners, commercial property owners and real estate investment trusts, Standpoint's team of experts handles everything from pre-loss inspections to post-loss assessment, insurance claim management and construction management. The company's foundation, Standpoint Serves, provides relief to families when disaster strikes. For more information, visit www.standpointonline.com.
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