Restorations & Repairs

When fire, water, or storm damage hits your home, we repair it and work directly with your insurance carrier — documenting scope, matching the carrier's estimate line for line, and rebuilding to code so you're made whole.

Damage repair is really two jobs: the paperwork and the rebuild, and we handle both. We document the loss, match the carrier's estimate, and file supplements when hidden damage turns up — then our own crew handles demolition, structural drying and repair, and full reconstruction. Because we self-perform, the same crew that stabilizes the home rebuilds it, so there's no gap between one contractor and the next where damage spreads.

What's included

• Water, fire, and storm damage repair

  Burst pipes, roof leaks, fire and smoke, wind and fallen trees — we stabilize the home, remove what can't be saved and rebuild what can.

• Structural drying and moisture mapping

  Moisture meters and mapping tell us how far the water went, and structural drying runs until the framing and subfloor are actually dry, not just dry to the touch.

• Smoke and soot remediation

  Soot and smoke residue removed and sealed before any finish goes back, so the smell doesn't return when the heat comes on.

• Insurance scope documentation and supplements

  We document the loss, write the scope to match the carrier's estimate line for line and file supplements when hidden damage turns up behind the walls.

• Full reconstruction to current code

  Framing, roofing, siding, drywall, flooring, cabinets and paint rebuilt to current code by the same crew that stabilized the house.

• Direct coordination with your carrier

  We talk to the adjuster, answer the carrier's questions and keep the paperwork moving so you're made whole without chasing it yourself.

How it works

1. 1
   Make it safe

   Stop the source if it's still active, secure the structure or the roof, and keep people out of unstable areas. Our garage restoration after a car drove through the wall started with structural work within a day of the first visit.

2. 2
   Document and scope

   Photographs, moisture mapping and a written scope that matches the carrier's estimate format, so coverage is clear before the rebuild starts.

3. 3
   Dry and demolish

   Structural drying and removal of saturated or burned material, with supplements filed when hidden damage appears.

4. 4
   Rebuild to code

   The same crew rebuilds framing, envelope, mechanical and finishes, and matches existing materials where it can — or finds the honest alternative when it can't.

5. 5
   Final walkthrough

   A walk of the repaired areas with you and the paperwork the carrier needs to close the claim.

The same ten-step process runs every project we build — see how we work.

What it costs

Restoration is priced to the documented scope — what was damaged, what has to come out and what goes back — rather than a per-square-foot rate, and most of it is paid by the carrier under your policy. Hidden damage behind walls and under floors is the usual reason a scope grows, which is why supplements exist; your deductible and anything you choose to upgrade beyond the pre-loss condition are yours.

Timeline

1. Emergency response

   Stabilizing, tarping, drying equipment set — the first days.

2. Documentation and carrier approval

   Scope written and agreed with the adjuster; supplements filed as hidden damage is found.

3. Demolition and drying

   Saturated or burned material removed; drying runs until moisture readings are back to normal.

4. Reconstruction

   Structure, envelope, mechanical and finishes rebuilt in the normal construction sequence, inspected where permits apply.

Permits and codes