Fire Damage Restoration

When the homeowner parked her car inside the garage, she noticed smoke coming from the hood. By the time she had got inside the house, the car was on fire. The fire department was quick to respond but by the time the fire was out the garage and it’s contents had been destroyed. Heat and smoke had devastated the lower level of the house also.

The homeowner chose to change the interior layout of the first floor by opening up the kitchen into the dining room and the dining room into the living room. We enlisted the help of architects to reconfigure the structural support system as one of the walls removed was load-bearing.

We also remodeled their master bathroom adding a walk-in shower with tile surround and built-in bench and sliding glass door.  The project required extensive restoration, the result from the restoration and improvements made along the way turned out exactly as the homeowner wanted.

Fire Damage Restoration

The restoration process was extensive for this multi-unit city building built-in 1900. The fire started on the second floor, 50% of the roof had to be torn off and rebuilt. The second-floor joists and subfloor also had to be replaced. We replaced the first-floor kitchen and bathroom making considerable improvements to both.

We also replaced the second-floor kitchen, bathroom, living room and bedroom making improvements and bringing everything up to the current building code.

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