What this service may include
Depending on qualifications and local requirements, reconstruction may involve drywall, insulation, flooring, painting, cabinetry, trim, roofing or other repairs. Work scope, permits, inspections and licensed trade requirements should be confirmed directly with the contractor.
- Drywall and insulation replacement
- Flooring, paint and finish repairs
- Interior rebuild and renovation
- Reconstruction coordination after mitigation
Safety first
Keep receipts, photographs and relevant insurance communications organized. Ask each contractor for a written scope, timeline, payment schedule, insurance details and any licenses required in your jurisdiction.
What to ask a restoration provider
- Do you handle this specific type of property damage in my location?
- What steps are needed first, and what is included in the written scope?
- Are you appropriately licensed, insured and trained for the work required?
- How will you document the work, timing, costs and any change orders?
Insurance and documentation
Consider documenting visible damage from a safe location and keeping relevant receipts and communications. Coverage varies by policy and circumstances; contact your insurer for guidance about your specific claim.
If there is immediate danger, leave the affected area and contact local emergency services or the appropriate utility. This page is general information, not a safety assessment or professional diagnosis.