Belfor was the company my insurance company assigned for our contents claim after our house fire in June. I was uneasy from the beginning as the reviews of a company sometimes speak volumes. I met with my project manager Dennis and his supervisor Ann, they were professional and pleasant so I felt alot better. Ann gave me a rough idea of what would be salvaged and cleaned and what would be an NR so I could start purchasing replacement items for my new home. I also found out they are able to reproduce any art that is damaged. I had a few pieces in my home that belonged to my late mother that are very sentimental. Overall the first meeting was great. After a week, I had gone to the house to collect some items they were not allowed to touch(bb gun, medications etc). I met the team working at my house. They seemed friendly enough. I returned back to the house later that week for an update around 4pm after work and to my surprise no one was there - I was told the team was supposed to be there until 5pm Monday to Friday. No big deal, I let myself in to look around at the progress and that's when I noticed 2 things that did not sit well with me. 1) MY HOUSE WAS UNLOCKED ON A FRIDAY. With majority of my belongings still in the house!! With no neighbors on either side, no neighbors behind, my house wasnt even being watched! It would have been unlocked all weekend if I did not stop by... 2) They were playing with my scrapbooking stamps.. unprofessional to say the least. They are supposed to be packing our stuff not playing with it. I placed their "art" at the front door so they knew I saw it and locked up. I called Dennis to let him know the house was unlocked and he basically said they are humans and make mistakes. Fair enough. Time rolls on and Dennis and I do a walk through to ensure they grabbed everything.. they missed a container of belongings and again the house was unlocked. Twice?! Thankfully most of my stuff was gone. However not securing the building puts his team at risk for people entering and sleeping in the structure. Fast forward a month..they were amazing at getting my belongings cleaned and brought back to me.. except that they lost a crate so my house was coming in 2 shipments now. I was understanding. For the most part belongings were packed well and only a few items damaged due to poor packing which they compensated after I had asked and followed up for around a month. They tried to say they would NR the items so insurance would pay, but I said no that's not due to the fire it's due to poor packing... But this is when they started ignoring my emails, phone calls etc. I didnt know I was getting stuff returned to me from page the cleaner and glenora gallery.. I was home thankfully. The only way I would get a reply from Dennis is when I Cc'd my insurance adjuster in on emails. So overall, they do their job well.. but be annoyingly diligent on following up or you may never know what's happening. This is my life and they treated me with a lack of respect at the end of the process.. even after I was understanding of all their mistakes. It's a stressful situation to lose our home from a negligent neighbor but I was very understanding of everything, relatively patient when I was stressed to the max. The biggest thing they should improve on is communicating with their clients. We paid over 30k to have them go in our home. I would never want their job as it's hard, but it's also not hard to lock 2 doors in a duplex and reply to emails.