Rebuilding After Water, Fire or Mold Cleanup
The cleanup crew is done. The rooms still need to be put back. We rebuild them.
We start when the cleanup is finished
After a leak, a flood, a fire or a mold problem, a cleanup company dries the house and takes out what is ruined. That leaves open walls, bare floors and missing cabinets. Post-remediation reconstruction is the next step: putting those rooms back together.
That is remodeling work, and it is the work we do every day: walls and drywall, kitchens and cabinets, bathrooms and tile, floors, trim and paint. We also work on insurance restoration projects.
What we do not do
- We do not adjust insurance claims or talk to your insurer for you.
- We do not negotiate claims or waive deductibles.
- We do not do mold remediation. That is done before we start, by a mold remediation company.
How it starts
Call or text (512) 948-3316, or send the form. We set up a free, no-obligation consultation and an on-site walkthrough to see what needs to be rebuilt.
Real demo work, after a storm
Harvey damage demo. This photo is from a home hit by Hurricane Harvey, with the storm-damaged wall coming out.
Questions about rebuilding
Do you handle my insurance claim?
No. We do not adjust claims, negotiate with insurance companies or waive deductibles. We rebuild the rooms.
Do you remove mold?
No. Mold remediation is done before we start, by a mold remediation company. We rebuild after that work is finished.
Can you look at the damage first?
Yes. The consultation is free and has no obligation, and we can walk through the house with you.