Cleanup and reconstruction are two different trades.
We do the mitigation and cleanup: extraction, drying, soot and odor removal, and the documentation your adjuster needs. When the structure is dry and it is time to put the house back together, the reconstruction goes to Keselman Construction Group, our sister company under the same ownership.
We do not perform the rebuild ourselves. During that phase, our project manager facilitates communications between you, the municipality, our suppliers and the professional tradesmen to make sure things run smoothly and the timeline is followed.
Who rebuilds
The rebuild goes to Keselman Construction Group.
Keselman Construction Group is a remodeling and construction company under the same ownership as ours, and it handles the reconstruction phase of our projects. Putting the rebuild in the hands of people who build for a living is the reason the two companies are separate.
Their craftsmen, designers, project managers and suppliers all work on reconstruction full time, which is what keeps the schedule and the finish quality where they should be.
Cleaning soot off a surface and installing cabinets, countertops and tile are not the same job. You would not ask your plumber to work on your electrical panel.
Do not get locked in
Some emergency board-up and tarping contracts sign you up for the cleanup and the rebuild at once, while you are making decisions under pressure. Take the time to choose who rebuilds your home.
Look them up first
Read the reviews, look at the before-and-after photos, and ask for references from homeowners they have rebuilt for — the same thing we would ask you to do about us.
Projects
Two homes, before and after.
See what recovery can look like. These Northeast Ohio homes were photographed before the cleanup began and again after the rebuild was complete. We handled the cleanup; through the rebuild, our project manager facilitated communications between the homeowner, the municipality, suppliers and the professional tradesmen so the timeline was followed.
Communication between you, the municipality, our suppliers and the professional tradesmen
Permits and inspections scheduled with the municipality
Supplier orders and trade schedules kept in step
The timeline followed, and you kept informed
Documentation for your insurance claim
How it goes
Three steps, and the first one comes with no obligation.
The same sequence on every job, whatever caused it.
Step 1
Call us, any hour
A person answers at any hour. A First Responder is typically on site within 1 hour to establish the next course of action. The on-site consultation and the estimate come with no obligation. If you only have questions, we are happy to help.
Step 2
On-site inspection
We use moisture detection equipment to look for water behind drywall, under flooring and inside wall cavities. If you file an insurance claim, we document the loss and work directly with your adjuster.
Step 3
Restoration
We do the cleanup and drying. For the rebuild, our project manager facilitates communications between you, the municipality, our suppliers and the professional tradesmen to make sure things run smoothly and the timeline is followed, and keeps you informed as the work moves forward.
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Why us
Why homeowners call us
Local and family owned since 2005, working across Northeast Ohio.
A person answers 24/7
No-obligation consultation
Trained restoration technicians
Careful protection of your property
Documentation for your insurance claim
Cleanup, drying and the rebuild handoff
Certified
Cleanup done and wondering what comes next?
Call and we will walk the property, explain the mitigation scope and bring in Keselman Construction Group for the rebuild. From there, our project manager facilitates communications between you, the municipality, our suppliers and the professional tradesmen to make sure things run smoothly and the timeline is followed. The on-site consultation comes with no obligation.