Reconstruction & rebuild services in the Salt Lake Valley & Park City, Utah
Licensed reconstruction after water, fire, or storm damage, from bare studs to final paint. We bill your insurance directly.
- Local family-owned business
- Free inspections & leak detection
- We aim for $0 out of your pocket
- On-site within 90 minutes
We Work With All Insurance Carriers
Keep your phone nearby. If water is still spreading, shut off the main valve now, it’s usually in the basement or crawl space, on the street-facing wall.
Before reconstruction starts
Keep a finish sample
Set aside a spare tile, a length of trim, a cabinet door. A physical sample makes matching the existing finish far easier.
Wait on the scope
Demolition should stop at a documented line. Removing more than the approved scope can push part of the reconstruction outside the claim.
Keep the drying records
If another company dried your home, ask them for the moisture readings, photos, and drying report. The reconstruction scope and your adjuster both rely on them.
Not sure where your reconstruction stands? Call (385) 354-5813 and we will walk through the scope with you.
From bare studs to move-back-in
- Non-structural framing, sheathing, and subfloor replaced; load-bearing repairs go to a licensed partner
- Insulation, drywall, texture, and paint blended into the walls that were untouched
- Flooring, cabinets, countertops, and trim matched to the original wherever possible
- Licensed subcontractors for the electrical, plumbing, and HVAC the reconstruction touches
- Permits pulled and inspections scheduled by us, as the licensed contractor
- A written Xactimate scope agreed with your adjuster before the first subcontractor arrives
Why matching finishes is a craft
Cleanup done by someone else? We can still rebuild.
Plenty of water and fire cleanup companies stop once the house is dry and the damaged materials are out. If that is where you are, with open walls and a claim still in progress, we take it from there. Send us the drying report, moisture readings, and photos. We walk the house, write the reconstruction scope in Xactimate, and work it through with your adjuster.
What reconstruction usually includes
Most reconstruction jobs come down to a handful of trades run in the right order, from Salt Lake City basements to Park City mountain homes.
Framing & subfloor
Non-load-bearing studs, sheathing, and subfloor replaced. Load-bearing repairs go to a licensed partner.
Drywall & paint
Hung, taped, textured, and painted to blend into the walls that were untouched.
Flooring
Tile, hardwood, and carpet matched where possible, replaced wall to wall where not.
Cabinets & millwork
Cabinets, counters, trim, and doors rebuilt or replaced to match.
Mechanical & electrical
Licensed subs for the wiring, plumbing, and HVAC the reconstruction touches.
Permits & inspections
We pull the permits and schedule the inspections the reconstruction needs, as the licensed contractor.
Most reconstruction starts as another loss
Reconstruction is rarely the first call. It follows water, fire, or storm damage. We can run the cleanup and the reconstruction under one scope and one schedule, or pick up the reconstruction after someone else’s cleanup.
Water losses
A burst pipe or a flooded basement gets dried, opened up, and rebuilt on one schedule.
Water damage restoration →Fire & smoke
Char removal and odor sealing come first, then framing, drywall, and finishes.
Fire & smoke restoration →Storm damage
Wind, hail, and fallen trees can let water into walls and ceilings. Once the opening is closed, we repair the interior: non-structural framing, drywall, and finishes.
Storm damage restoration →How a reconstruction job runs, start to finish
Demo to final walkthrough
Bare studs
Where the scope is set, before anything closes up.
Rough-in
Framing, wiring, and plumbing back in and inspected.
Drywall & paint
Hung, textured, and painted to match the rest.
Finished
Trim, floors, and fixtures in, ready for the walkthrough.
Why owners trust us with reconstruction
One accountable company from the first walkthrough to the last coat of paint, with a claim file your adjuster can actually work from.
Licensed contractor
We're a licensed contractor: we pull the permits and keep our own subs on schedule.
Mitigation to build-back
Mitigation, contents, and reconstruction under one roof, one schedule, one point of contact.
Scope agreed up front
A written Xactimate scope settled with your adjuster before the first sub arrives.
Finishes that match
We source the same or nearest finish and show you the options before anything is ordered.
We handle the reconstruction side of your claim
We write the reconstruction scope room by room, agree it in Xactimate before work starts, document every change order, and bill your insurer directly. We work with any carrier, so on a covered claim your main cost is your deductible.
How your claim goes, step by step
Scope the reconstruction
We measure, photograph, and write the build-back room by room.
Agree it with the carrier
Your adjuster reviews and approves the scope before we build.
Price in Xactimate
Line-item materials and labor, in the format your adjuster already uses.
Coordinate & bill direct
We answer the adjuster’s questions and bill your insurer for covered work.
You pay only your deductible
On a covered claim, that plus any upgrades you choose is your out-of-pocket.
Repair and replacement of the damaged structure back to its pre-loss condition, including matching finishes, plus living expenses while the home is unlivable. This is the core of a homeowner policy.
Code-upgrade costs without ordinance-or-law coverage, and losses tied to long vacancy, can be limited. We flag these early and document to protect the claim.
Ordinance-or-law limits and depreciation holdback decide what reconstruction actually pays. Ask us to check both before demolition ends.
Residential and commercial reconstruction
Whether it is a finished basement in Sandy or a restaurant dining room in Salt Lake City, the same scope, schedule, and licensed crews cover both.
Homes & second homes
Primary residences, rentals, and second homes in Park City and Deer Valley, with photo updates while you’re away.
For second-home owners →Commercial & multi-unit
Offices, retail, restaurants, HOAs, and multi-unit buildings, scheduled so the business can reopen as soon as possible.
Commercial restoration →Coverage across the Wasatch Front and Back
Two local bases keep crews and materials close to your rebuild, valley or mountain. Call either office to book a walkthrough.
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Salt Lake Valley
From our West Jordan base, crews and materials move quickly across the valley.
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Park City & the Wasatch Back
From our Prospector Ave base, for canyon access, mountain finishes, and second-home rebuilds.
Reconstruction guides and resources
Questions we hear
Mitigation done, ready to rebuild?
Whoever did the cleanup, one contract takes it from here to final paint. Call and we will scope it.