Water Damage Restoration & Reconstruction

A restoration technician checking a wall stud with a moisture meter while drying equipment runs behind him

Water Damage Restoration & Reconstruction

We don’t just dry it out. We put it back.

Mitigation and reconstruction from one company — so nobody hands you off halfway through your own emergency.

Tell the truthCommunicateOwn the problemDo it rightTake care of peopleBuild the relationship

The handoff problem

Most companies do half of this.

Water damage work is usually structured in two pieces. First, mitigation: extract the water, cut out saturated material, set fans and dehumidifiers, get the structure dry. Then, at some point, the equipment goes away.

And that’s where a lot of homeowners discover the second half doesn’t come with the first. You’re left with an open house, insulation exposed, an insurance file that’s only partly resolved, and a fresh search for a general contractor who wasn’t there when any of it happened — and who now has to reconstruct events from someone else’s notes.

Our standard: The job isn’t finished when the house is dry. It’s finished when it’s a home again.
Air movers and a dehumidifier drying a home interior after water damage
Drying is measured, not guessed. Equipment stays until the readings say it can go.
A carpenter hanging new drywall over freshly framed and insulated wall
Reconstruction starts once the structure is actually dry.
An interior being rebuilt after water damage restoration
The same crew that dried it puts it back. No handoff, no second contract.

What we do

Both halves, one company.

MitigationSource identification and stop, water extraction, controlled demolition of unsalvageable material, drying and dehumidification, monitoring until the structure is genuinely dry — not just dry on the surface.
ReconstructionFraming, insulation, drywall, texture, trim, paint, flooring, cabinetry, tile, fixtures. Everything required to return the house to the condition it was in — at a finish quality we’d accept in our own homes.
DocumentationPhotographs, moisture readings and scope notes recorded as we go, because the reconstruction estimate is only as good as the record of what was removed and why.
Tools packed and the floor swept at the end of a workday
You are living here while we work. The site gets cleaned every day, not at the end.

Insurance

Straight talk about your claim.

Most of this work runs through a claim. We’ll document what we find, provide scope in the format carriers expect, and talk to your adjuster where that helps.

We’ll also tell you plainly where we think a carrier’s scope has missed something, and where we think it hasn’t. Being your contractor doesn’t mean telling you only what you want to hear about your claim.

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Get help with water damage

If you have active water, call rather than waiting on a form. Water damage gets worse by the hour.

Your name
Best number to reach you
you@example.com
Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield…
Tell us about the property and the problem. The more detail, the better the answer we can give you.
Yes — there’s active water or damage right nowNo — I’m planning ahead
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Placeholder form. Layout and fields only — not yet live. Connects to the Selbor EM2-BOS sub-account once that is stood up, so submissions land straight in the CRM as a lead with the project details attached.

Dealing with water damage right now?

Water damage gets worse by the hour. Tell us what’s happening and we’ll come look.

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