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After a water or fire loss, the emergency work is only half of the job. Once the water is extracted, the structure is dried and damaged materials are removed, your home is often left with open walls, bare subfloors and missing cabinets. Reconstruction is the phase that puts it all back together: new drywall, insulation, flooring, trim, paint and fixtures, finished so the damaged rooms match the rest of your home.
Water Damage Pros TN handles reconstruction in Nashville and across Middle Tennessee as the second half of our restoration work. Because our team did the mitigation, we already know what was removed, what the moisture readings showed and what your insurance adjuster approved. That means fewer delays between drying and rebuilding, no need to bring in and brief a separate contractor, and one point of contact from the first call to the final walkthrough.
After water damage. Most reconstruction jobs follow water damage restoration: a burst pipe, a failed supply line or an appliance leak that required removing the lower part of the drywall, the carpet pad or the flooring. We rebuild only after moisture readings confirm the framing and subfloor are dry, so mold is not sealed into the walls.
After fire and smoke damage. Fire damage often requires more extensive rebuilding: charred framing, smoke-damaged insulation and drywall, and water damage from firefighting. After cleaning and odor treatment, we rebuild the affected areas.
After mold remediation. Once mold remediation is complete and the area passes visual inspection and any independent clearance testing you choose, we replace the materials that were removed.
After storms, flooding and sewage. Roof leaks, flood water and sewage backups usually mean porous materials were removed and the area was sanitized. Reconstruction restores those rooms with new materials.
It depends on how much was removed and which materials are involved. Replacing a few feet of drywall and baseboard in one room may take only a few days of work, while rebuilding a kitchen or several rooms after a large loss takes longer, especially if custom cabinets or special-order flooring are needed. We give you a realistic timeline with the estimate and keep you updated as the work moves forward.
The goal of reconstruction is to make the damaged area look like it was never damaged. That means matching drywall texture, paint sheen, trim profiles and flooring as closely as possible. When an exact match is not available, for example with discontinued flooring, we explain the options, which may include replacing a larger continuous area so there is no visible line. Your insurance policy and adjuster decide what is covered in those cases.
Many homeowners in Nashville hire one company to dry out the damage and a different contractor to rebuild. That can work, but it often creates gaps: the rebuild contractor has to re-inspect, the scope has to be re-explained, and there can be weeks of waiting between the two. Using one team for both phases keeps the project moving.
When the damage is covered, reconstruction is usually part of the same insurance claim as the water removal and drying. We work with all insurance companies, provide the photos and detailed scope your adjuster needs, and help you understand what is included. Coverage decisions are always made by your insurer, and any deductible is paid by you as the policyholder.
We rebuild homes, condos, townhomes and rental properties, as well as offices, retail spaces and multi-unit buildings. For businesses, we plan the work around your hours and keep unaffected areas usable where possible. See our commercial restoration services.
If you are planning to update more than the damaged area, see our renovation and remodeling services. Many homeowners choose to refresh an entire room or change the layout while the walls are already open.
We provide reconstruction in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Hendersonville, Mount Juliet, Smyrna, Murfreesboro and across Middle Tennessee. Call (629) 250-3594 for a free estimate.
Our work does not stop when the structure is dry. We handle reconstruction of everything that was removed, and if you want to go further we offer renovation and remodeling as part of the same project.
Reconstruction is the rebuilding phase after the emergency work. Once water is removed, the structure is dried and damaged materials are taken out, we replace drywall, insulation, flooring, cabinets, trim and paint so the damaged area is back to its pre-loss condition.
Only after moisture readings confirm the framing, subfloor and walls are dry. Closing up wet materials can trap moisture and lead to mold, so we verify the readings before rebuilding.
No. We handle both restoration and reconstruction, so the same team that dried your home also rebuilds it. You can choose a different contractor if you prefer, and we will share our documentation.
When the original damage is covered, reconstruction is usually part of the same claim. Your policy and adjuster decide what is covered. We work with all insurance companies and provide a detailed scope.
We match finishes as closely as possible. If a material is discontinued, we explain the options, such as replacing a larger continuous area so there is no visible transition.
Small repairs may take a few days of work, while larger rebuilds take longer, especially with special-order materials. You get a timeline with the estimate.
Yes. We replace damaged cabinets, flooring, drywall and trim in kitchens and bathrooms and coordinate countertops and fixtures as needed.
Yes. We rebuild offices, retail spaces and multi-unit buildings and schedule work to limit disruption.
Yes. We measure the affected areas and give you a written scope and estimate at no charge.
Yes. Many homeowners upgrade flooring, cabinets or finishes during reconstruction. Any cost above what insurance covers is discussed with you before work starts. See our renovation and remodeling services for larger updates.