Can one contractor manage both insurance claims and home warranty repairs?

Yes. Eurohouse Construction regularly serves as the single point of construction responsibility for projects involving multiple claims. We manage scope separation, documentation, scheduling, inspections, and final delivery across insurance and home warranty claims simultaneously.

Do insurance restoration projects include design flexibility?

With comprehensive policy coverage, homeowners often have flexibility to upgrade finishes and layouts during restoration. Eurohouse works directly with insurance adjusters to document scope while helping clients realize their design vision within approved budgets.

What is pre-production 3D visualization for insurance restoration?

Before construction begins, Eurohouse creates detailed 3D renderings showing exactly what the restored spaces will look like. This allows homeowners to approve finishes, layouts, and design details before production starts—eliminating surprises and ensuring satisfaction.

What does home warranty foundation waterproofing repair involve?

Home warranty foundation repair typically involves exterior excavation along affected walls, removal of failed waterproofing membranes, concrete crack repair, installation of new waterproofing systems like Blueskin membrane, drainage upgrades, and interior remediation including spray foam insulation. Eurohouse coordinates between warranty inspectors and the homeowner to document deficiencies and deliver code-compliant repairs.

Insurance Restoration

Multi-Phase Residential Recovery

West Vancouver, BC

Insurance Restoration & Home Warranty Foundation Repair

This complex residential recovery project in West Vancouver required coordinated delivery across two independent claims: an insurance restoration following major water ingress, and a Home Warranty claim addressing concealed foundation leaks discovered during construction.

Eurohouse acted as the single point of construction responsibility, managing scope separation, documentation, scheduling, inspections, and final delivery. The client's comprehensive policy coverage allowed us to work flexibly within approved budgets while helping them realize their design vision for the restored spaces.

Before production began, we created detailed 3D renderings of every space—allowing the homeowner to see exactly what they would receive and approve all finishes before construction started. This visualization process eliminated surprises and ensured complete satisfaction with the final result.

                    Our Approach to Insurance Restoration
                    Pre-Production Visualization: 3D renderings let clients see the finished result before construction begins
Design Flexibility: We help clients maximize their coverage while achieving their vision
Single Point of Responsibility: One contractor managing all claims, trades, and documentation
Transparent Communication: Direct collaboration with adjusters, warranty representatives, and inspectors

                

Project Details

Location

West Vancouver, BC

Project Type

Dual-Claim Recovery

Insurance Provider

Northbridge Financial

Scope

Interior Restoration + Foundation Repair

Services

Insurance Restoration, Home Warranty Repair, 3D Visualization

Phase 1 — Insurance Restoration

Selective demolition of water-damaged finishes
Moisture remediation and structural drying
Replacement of insulation and vapor barriers
Reconstruction of ceilings, walls, and partitions
Subfloor preparation and flooring replacement
Custom cabinetry and millwork
Interior carpentry, drywall, painting
Trade coordination (mechanical, electrical, flooring)

Phase 2 — Home Warranty Foundation

Exterior excavation along affected walls
Assessment of concrete foundation conditions
Crack repair and structural sealing
Waterproofing membrane installation
Drainage protection systems
Perimeter backfill and site restoration
Coordination with warranty inspectors
Integration with interior restoration sequence

Pre-Production 3D Visualization

These renderings were created before construction to help the client visualize and approve their restored spaces

Kitchen restoration rendering with marble waterfall island

Kitchen — Marble waterfall island with integrated sink

Kitchen view with panel-ready appliances

Kitchen — Panel-ready refrigerator and wine storage

Kitchen with illuminated display shelving

Kitchen — Custom millwork with integrated lighting

Kitchen alternate view with wine storage

Kitchen — Built-in wine storage and ocean views

Living Room — Marble fireplace with ocean view

Wine Display — Glass-fronted climate storage

Bathroom — Backlit mirror and marble tile

Mudroom — Built-in bench and floating console

Storage — Full-height closet with display niche

Laundry — Side-by-side units with full cabinetry

Phase 2 — Home Warranty Foundation Repair

Exterior excavation, failed waterproofing removal, Blueskin membrane installation, drainage upgrades, spray foam insulation, and full site restoration

Excavated foundation trench along exterior wall showing exposed rebar, formwork, and drainage opening during home warranty repair in West Vancouver

Exterior excavation — exposed foundation wall with rebar dowels and temporary formwork

Husqvarna concrete saw cutting perimeter slab along foundation wall for waterproofing access

Concrete saw cutting along the perimeter to access the foundation

Tape measure showing depth of excavation and exposed rebar at concrete foundation during structural assessment

Foundation depth measurement — assessing rebar condition and concrete integrity

Deep excavation pit exposing foundation footing, utilities, and failed waterproofing membrane requiring replacement

Deep excavation exposing the footing and failed waterproofing

Close-up of failed waterproofing membrane with blue tape and deteriorated dimple board removed from foundation wall

Failed waterproofing membrane — deteriorated dimple board and membrane

Ladder access into deep foundation repair trench with exposed utilities and shoring during home warranty excavation

Deep trench access — shored excavation for safe foundation work

Worker applying Blueskin waterproofing membrane to concrete foundation wall in deep excavation trench

Blueskin waterproofing membrane being applied to the foundation wall

Blueskin membrane sealed around pipe penetrations through foundation wall with proper lapping and adhesion

Waterproofing sealed around pipe penetrations — critical detail work

Overhead view of completed Blueskin waterproofing membrane installation on foundation wall with utility penetrations

Completed Blueskin installation — full coverage with sealed penetrations

New drainage connection installed at paver level with catch basin and PVC piping during foundation repair

New drainage connection and catch basin installed at grade

Interior basement wall with drywall removed showing exposed concrete foundation with water staining and new framing installed

Interior — exposed foundation wall with water damage evidence, new framing installed

Closed-cell spray foam insulation applied to steel stud wall against concrete foundation for moisture and thermal barrier

Closed-cell spray foam insulation — moisture and thermal barrier

Basement wall with spray foam insulation, steel stud framing, and new window installed during reconstruction

Spray foam insulation with new window installed — ready for drywall

Completed exterior restoration showing restored paver walkway, gas meters, and HVAC units along West Vancouver home

Completed — restored paver walkway and utilities along the exterior

Restored concrete terrace with glass railing and ocean views after foundation repair in West Vancouver

Restored terrace with glass railing — ocean and mountain views

Completed exterior with restored concrete deck, TOSOT HVAC units, and glass railings overlooking West Vancouver views

Completed exterior — HVAC units reinstalled, deck fully restored

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