Benson Restoration and Construction Inc.
Effective Date: January 1, 2026 • Last Revised: March 2026
Benson Restoration and Construction Inc.
Benson Restoration and Construction Inc. (“we,” “our,” or “us”) respects your privacy. When you request emergency mitigation dispatch, download our homeowner toolkits, or contact our estimating desk, we collect:
We use collected data solely to:
We strictly prohibit selling, renting, or leasing your personal information, phone numbers, or property loss details to third-party marketing brokers, public adjusters, or unrelated contractors. Data is disclosed only to authorized emergency personnel or when mandated by lawful subpoena.
You may request access to, correction of, or deletion of your personal contact records at any time by emailing [email protected].
The educational articles, calculation formulas, and checklists provided on this website are for informational and emergency triage purposes only. While authored by certified restoration specialists and licensed general contractors, site content does not constitute formal legal counsel, insurance policy underwriting advice, or on-site structural engineering assessments.
Property owners must always verify specific building codes with their local municipal building department and consult licensed forensic engineers for catastrophic foundation or truss evaluations.
Submission of an emergency dispatch form through the website does not create a binding contractual service agreement until a written Work Authorization and Health & Safety Agreement is signed on-site by the verified property owner or authorized representative.
All original articles, psychrometric drying frameworks, infographics, diagrams, and code snippets published on this website are the proprietary intellectual property of Benson Restoration and Construction Inc. under United States and international copyright law. Unauthorized scraping, reproduction, or republication without express written attribution is prohibited.
These terms and privacy practices shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State where restoration services are performed, without regard to conflict of law principles.