Serving Northwest Montana
Insurance reconstruction first. Remodeling second. Same crew and the same finish standard on both.
Primary focus
When a covered loss damages your home or business, we rebuild it. We handle both residential and commercial insurance losses, working from the insurance scope and communicating with your adjuster and, when needed, your mortgage company, from the first inspection to the final walkthrough.
After a loss, a mitigation company handles water extraction, drying, moisture testing, board-up, containment and remediation to stabilize the property. Then reconstruction begins.
We can rebuild after any insurance company, and we work with any mitigation provider. If you need mitigation, we recommend STAT Restoration, the mitigation partner we work with.
Burst pipes, leaks, overflowing tubs, failed drains and flooded basements or garages. Once a mitigation company (we recommend STAT Restoration) has dried and stabilized the structure, we rebuild: insulation, drywall, paint, flooring, cabinets and trim.
After a mitigation company stabilizes the property and handles smoke cleanup, we handle the reconstruction scope, from framing and structural repairs to finishes.
Storm damage to roofs, fascia and interiors, including leaks that follow wind events.
Repairs after a tree comes down on a house or shop, such as roof framing, fascia and sub-fascia, and any interior damage.
Structural and finish repairs after a vehicle strikes a home or building.
Also offered
Planned updates you choose, not repairs after a loss. A remodel is homeowner-funded and usually simpler: just you and the contractor.
Cabinets, countertops, flooring and finish work.
Showers, vanities, tile and fixtures.
Floors, showers and backsplashes.
Durable flooring for busy households.
Larger interior updates planned room by room.
Insurance generally pays to restore your home to its pre-loss condition. Many homeowners choose to upgrade finishes such as flooring, cabinets or countertops during the rebuild and pay the difference in cost.
Call or send a few details about your project, or about a remodel you're planning.