Most of what we photograph is the second half of a job. A pipe fails, a roof opens up, a fire is put out — and then somebody has to make the house look like none of it happened.
These are real projects across the Austin metro, shown as they were found and as they were left.
Full kitchen strip-out and rebuild — cabinetry, counters, finishes and flooring. The kind of scope that follows a significant water loss as often as it follows a decision to remodel.
Bathroom taken back to the studs and rebuilt. Waterproofing behind the tile is the part that decides whether this is a finished room or a mold job in two years.
Drywall, texture, trim and paint through a hallway. Texture matching is where most repairs give themselves away — Central Texas homes are full of orange peel and knockdown that has to be read before it can be matched.
Fixtures, tile and finishes replaced throughout. Small rooms are unforgiving: every transition and every out-of-square wall is visible from the doorway.
Structural and finish work returning a damaged interior to a finished room. This is the rebuild half of a restoration job — the part most mitigation companies hand off to somebody else.
Flood cut & structural drying
Air movers set on a water loss
Moisture reading behind baseboard
Fire-damaged sheathing removal
Roof stripped to decking
Roof decking repair from below
Completed shingle roof
Controlled demolition
Interior rebuild in progress
Plank flooring installation
Kitchen renovation
Bathroom remodel
Custom tile shower
Flooring installation
Slab & structural work
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