The Problem We Solve
After a kitchen fire or electrical fire, rooms can be left with charred framing, smoke stained drywall and ruined cabinets and floors. Rebuilding takes careful planning so the finished space is safe and matches the rest of your home.
What Is Included
- Structural framing repair and replacement
- Drywall installation and finishing
- Kitchen and bathroom cabinet replacement
- Flooring, trim and door replacement
- Interior painting
- Coordination of licensed electrical and plumbing trades
Our Fire Damage Reconstruction Process
- Step 1
Review the scope
We review what must be removed and rebuilt once cleanup and any required inspections are complete.
- Step 2
Frame and close in
Damaged framing is replaced and walls and ceilings are closed in with new drywall.
- Step 3
Rebuild finishes
Cabinets, flooring, doors and trim are installed to match or improve on the original.
- Step 4
Final review
We walk the rebuilt space with you before calling the job complete.
Helpful Details
A chance to improve the space
Many families use fire reconstruction as an opportunity to improve a kitchen layout or update finishes while the room is being rebuilt.
Fire Damage Reconstruction FAQs
Can you rebuild a kitchen after a fire?
Yes. We replace damaged framing, drywall, cabinets, counters and flooring and coordinate licensed trades for electrical and plumbing work.
Do you provide written scopes for insurance?
Yes. We provide a written reconstruction scope you can share with your insurance adjuster.
When can reconstruction start after a fire?
Reconstruction starts after the property has been cleaned and cleared, and once any required inspections or approvals are complete.
