The usual split
Mitigation leaves. You find a contractor who never saw the water. Questions bounce. Schedules stack. The room sits.
- A new vendor reconstructing the loss from photos
- Multiple contacts, multiple calendars
- Gaps between dry and demo
Why one shop
Mitigation leaves. You find a contractor who never saw the water. Questions bounce. Schedules stack. The room sits.
The crew that mapped moisture writes the rebuild scope. One point of contact from the emergency call to the walkthrough.
Scope
Drywall, plaster repairs, paint, trim, and millwork to match the room — not a patch that advertises the loss.
Hardwood, tile, carpet, LVP. Baths and kitchens when the assembly came out with the water.
Electrical and plumbing partners when the file needs them. You are not running three bids from a wet basement.
How it works
Verified dry or cleanup closed. Then we plan the put-back, not a week of voicemail.
A written list of what comes back — materials, rooms, and what the claim already has photos for.
We talk to the adjuster with the same file. You still hear what is happening. Coverage stays the carrier’s call.
Flooring, paint, fixtures. Options that fit the budget instead of a surprise allowance.
Licensed work, progress photos, one schedule.
We close the room with you. If it is not right, it is still our file.

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