Emergency intake
Establish site access, owner priorities, known hazards, insurance contacts, authorization and reporting expectations.
Division 03 — Insurance Remediation
Rapid response.
Defensible records.
Organized damage assessment, emergency stabilization and environmental remediation for owners, property managers and insurance stakeholders.
Request a responseStabilize and document
Control the critical period after a loss.
When property damage occurs, the first priorities are people, safety and preventing further loss. DCMG establishes authority, documents affected conditions and coordinates the work required to stabilize and remediate the property.
Remediation concludes when hazards and affected materials have been addressed and the property is ready to move into reconstruction through Division 04.
Core services
Urgency supported by control.
DCMG combines rapid field coordination with the records owners, consultants and insurance professionals need to understand the loss.
Damage assessment
Document conditions, affected materials, moisture, potential contamination, immediate risks and preliminary scope.
Site stabilization
Coordinate extraction, temporary protection, controlled access, contents protection, source isolation and damage prevention.
Water remediation
Manage extraction, selective removal, structural drying, dehumidification, equipment monitoring and moisture verification.
Mould remediation
Coordinate protocols, containment, negative air, controlled removal, cleaning, disposal and clearance testing.
Fire and smoke response
Coordinate stabilization, debris removal, cleaning, odour control, selective demolition and specialist assessment.
Hazardous materials
Engage qualified consultants and contractors for asbestos, lead, contaminated water and other environmental concerns.
Claim documentation
Maintain photographs, moisture maps, equipment logs, daily reports, labour records, testing, communications and scope changes.
Sectors served
A coordinated response across property types.
Business and income-producing property
- Offices, retail and restaurants
- Hotels and mixed-use buildings
- Industrial and warehouse facilities
- Medical and professional environments
Public and community facilities
- Schools and municipal buildings
- Healthcare and community centres
- YMCA and recreational facilities
- Non-profit and faith-based organizations
Occupied housing environments
- Apartments and condominiums
- Community and supportive housing
- Student and seniors’ residences
- Residential property portfolios
Individual homes and residences
- Single-family homes and townhouses
- Condominium units
- Rental and custom properties
- Major residential losses
Response standard
From first notice to reconstruction-ready.
Clear reporting establishes what happened, what was completed, what remains at risk and what must happen next.
- 01Respond
Acknowledge the request, establish authority and mobilize the appropriate resources.
- 02Assess
Document affected conditions, hazards, moisture and immediate priorities.
- 03Stabilize
Protect people and property and prevent avoidable additional damage.
- 04Remediate
Remove affected materials, dry, clean, monitor and coordinate testing.
- 05Hand off
Confirm objectives are met and prepare the property for restoration.
Stakeholders
Who we coordinate
Owners, property managers, condominium corporations, community-housing providers, adjusters, brokers, claims consultants, engineers, environmental consultants, facility managers and risk representatives.
Project record
What you receive
Initial loss report, photographs, moisture maps, daily activity and equipment logs, testing records, disposal documentation, scope changes, communications and completion or clearance records.
Division 03
Damage requires a clear first move.
Contact DCMG to assess the loss, stabilize the property and establish the path forward.
1575 Bishop St. N., Unit 400
Cambridge, ON N1R 7J4519-865-9896info@dreamconstructionmanagement.comRequest a response
Cambridge, ON N1R 7J4519-865-9896info@dreamconstructionmanagement.comRequest a response