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Reconstruction: Put Back Better

Most restoration companies dry your house, hand you a punch list, and disappear — leaving you to find a contractor who'll honor someone else's scope. We rebuild what we mitigate. One company, one claim, one call, from flood cut to final coat of paint.

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Before our crew arrives

Do this right now — and don't do this.

🔨 Do this now

1Keep every scope document. The mitigation scope and adjuster's estimate define what the rebuild claim pays for.
2Photograph the 'before'. Even demoed rooms — documentation of pre-loss finishes supports like-kind-quality replacement.
3Think upgrades now. Rebuild time is the cheapest moment to upgrade finishes — you pay only the difference above the claim.

🚫 Never do this

✗Don't accept a carrier's 'preferred vendor' by default. In New York you choose your contractor. Preferred vendors work under volume pricing agreements with the carrier.
✗Don't let the rebuild start before scope agreement. Work performed outside the agreed scope becomes a payment fight.
✗Don't pay large deposits. Reputable restoration contractors bill the carrier and progress-bill you only for upgrades.

// This advice is free whether you hire us or not. That's the point.

What's included

What we actually do — in full.

✓Structural repairsFraming, subfloor, and sheathing replacement where the loss compromised it.
✓Drywall, taping & paintSeamless patches and full rooms — matched texture, primed and finished.
✓FlooringHardwood, tile, LVP, and carpet — matched to pre-loss or upgraded on your dime, your choice.
✓Kitchens & bathsCabinetry, counters, fixtures, and tile after major water and fire losses.
✓Trim, doors & finish carpentryThe details that make a repair invisible.
✓Code-required upgradesElectrical, insulation, and egress items triggered by the rebuild — documented for Ordinance & Law coverage.

// Licensed Long Island home-improvement contractor · rebuilds scoped in Xactimate, the format your carrier already speaks.

Insurance, translated

What your policy typically covers here.

Typically covered

Like-kind-and-quality replacement of what the covered loss destroyed
Matching finishes (paint, flooring continuity) — often winnable with proper documentation
Code-mandated upgrades if you carry Ordinance & Law coverage

Watch-outs

Upgrades beyond pre-loss condition — you pay only the difference, and rebuild time is the cheapest time to do it
Recoverable depreciation: many payouts hold back depreciation until work completes — we file the paperwork that releases it

Ask us about recoverable depreciation — homeowners routinely leave thousands unclaimed because nobody files the completion paperwork. Every policy differs — this is orientation, not a coverage decision; your policy language and adjuster determine final coverage.

How it goes

The process, start to finish.

Week 0

Scope & agree

Rebuild scope written in Xactimate, reconciled with the adjuster before a nail is driven.

Weeks 1–2

Rough work

Framing, subfloor, insulation, and any code-required systems work — inspected as required.

Weeks 2–4

Finishes

Drywall, paint, flooring, trim, cabinetry — sequenced so trades don't undo each other.

Final

Walkthrough & closeout

You approve the finished work; we file completion docs that release your recoverable depreciation.

Straight from our crews' phones

Recent reconstruction services jobs.

// Pulled live from our job archive — updated as crews complete work.

What homeowners say

The 2 AM phone calls we're proudest of.

Common questions

Reconstruction Services — answered honestly.

Why use the same company for mitigation and rebuild?

Because the scope never falls through the crack between two contractors. We know exactly what was removed and why, our rebuild estimate matches the mitigation documentation, and you have one accountable party and one claim from start to finish.

Can I upgrade my finishes during the rebuild?

Yes — it's the smartest time. Insurance pays like-kind-and-quality for what you had; you pay only the difference for what you want. Demo and labor mobilization are already covered.

How long does a rebuild take?

A single-room water loss: typically 2–4 weeks after drying. Major fire losses: several months. We give you a written schedule and a single point of contact who actually answers.

What is recoverable depreciation?

Many policies initially pay actual cash value (replacement cost minus depreciation) and release the depreciation when repairs are completed and documented. We file that completion package — it's often thousands of dollars people forget to collect.

Are you licensed for this work?

Yes — licensed and insured for home improvement on Long Island, with permits pulled and inspections scheduled wherever the work requires them.

Related services

Often needed together.

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