Drywall Repair
Ceiling leaks are a common problem in Houston due to water heaters being installed in the attic. A quick routine check of your water heater pan to make sure it doesn’t have water can save you an unexpected repair cost…
Siding Repair
Houston homes that have wood siding will get dry rot at some point from age, lack of gutters, the humid weather or pesky squirrels gnawing at the exterior. Most trim around the doors and windows consists of wood…
Roof Repair
Houston homes that have wood siding will get dry rot at some point from age, lack of gutters, the humid weather or pesky squirrels gnawing at the exterior. Most trim around the doors and windows consists of wood…
Bathroom Repair
A common cause for a bathroom repair is water leaks. Leaks from plumbing in the walls, a window or roof will create an extensive amount of damage to your shower or bath tub area when they’re not discovered immediately…
Fire Damage Repair
After a fire has wreaked havoc on your home that last thing you want to do is spend countless hours researching Houston’s home renovation process.The goal of this site is to help save you time, arm you with important relevant …
Storm/ Water Damage
It doesn’t matter if the water damaged has occurred in a single area or multiple rooms throughout the house, knowing what to ask can save you time, frustration or having to fire your contractor midway into the project…
After the clean up process has been performed it’s now time to start renovating your home.
A common concern we hear from homeowners that have experienced a loss to their home caused by a storm or flooding is how stressful, frustrating and even intimating (for some), the process was dealing with their insurance company.
Our main priority is to help make the process for you as painless as possible considering the circumstances.
We can work directly with your insurance to return calls, send pictures, answer the many questions they’ll have, send documents and correspondents via email.
Another common concern most homeowners are faced with is how to find the right contractor to repair their storm or water damaged home.
When choosing a contractor to repair your home finding the lowest bid should not be your main priority.
Many homeowners select a contractor on price and then wonder why the quality of work is lacking, their ability to move the project along in a timely manner is challenging, or something as simple as showing up to work on a daily basis becomes a problem.
Before calling a contractor to restore your home you should have at the very least, a written list of questions that you will be asking in the meeting.
Most homeowners fail to ask the same questions in each meeting and will usually realize later (when they’re not happy) they “assumed” the contractor who they hired had the same amount of insurance, warranty or protocol for unforeseen property damages.