After a leak, burst pipe or flood, the wet materials have to come out before anything can dry and be rebuilt. Our crew suits up, removes them carefully and hauls every bag away.
Water-loss jobs usually involve several people: the homeowner, a restoration or drying company, an insurance adjuster and eventually a rebuild contractor. We handle the tear-out and haul-off so the others can do their part. We work in Tyvek suits, respirators and gloves and follow the scope you or your restoration contractor set. We don’t do water extraction, structural drying or mold remediation, and we don’t claim restoration certifications.
Call & assessCall or text photos. We confirm the scope with you or your restoration contractor and give you a free estimate.
Suit up & protectProtective gear on, and floors and the path out covered.
Tear-outWet drywall, insulation, flooring and cabinets removed to the agreed scope.
Bag & haulDebris bagged at the source and hauled the same visit where possible.
Broom-clean handoffSpace left open and swept, ready for drying equipment or the rebuild.
How we price
There are no fixed prices for this work. Every job is priced to fit you, based on:
Your needsWhat you want removed or torn out, and what has to be protected.
LocationWhere the property is and how easy it is to access.
Job details & scopeSize, materials, number of rooms or structures, and labor involved.
Disposal costsWeight and type of debris and the facility fees to dispose of or recycle it.
Estimates are always free. Send photos or book a walkthrough and you’ll get a clear price before any work starts.
Cut out to the flood line or scope line and bagged so cavities can dry.
Flooring & underlayment
Carpet, pad, vinyl, laminate and damaged subfloor pulled and removed.
Cabinets & vanities
Lower cabinets, vanities, baseboards and trim removed carefully.
Protective gear
Tyvek suits, respirators and gloves, with debris bagged at the source.
Same-visit haul-off
Wet, heavy debris loaded out so it’s not sitting in your driveway.
Works with your team
Following the restoration contractor’s scope. Photos available on request.
Photo gallery
Restoration on the job
Real photos from our restoration jobs. Tap any photo to enlarge, then swipe or use the arrow keys to browse.
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Before & after
Same space, one visit apart
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Before
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After
Restoration job 1[Town]
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Before
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Restoration job 2[Town]
Recent jobs
Restoration projects
[Town]
Kitchen water-loss tear-out
Removed water-damaged materials from a kitchen so the space could dry out and be rebuilt.
FAQ
Restoration questions
How soon can you start after a water loss?
Call or text as soon as it’s safe to enter, and we’ll give you our earliest opening. Wet materials get worse with time.
Do you work with my insurance or restoration company?
We’re glad to work alongside your restoration contractor and your insurance process: following their scope, documenting with photos and coordinating schedules. Ask us about your claim.
Do you do drying, mold remediation or rebuilds?
No. Our part is the tear-out, debris removal and clean-up. Drying, remediation and reconstruction should be handled by the appropriate specialists.
