The Next Step Is Reconstruction
What Happens After Water Mitigation?
After extraction and drying, many properties are stable but unfinished. Drywall may be cut open, flooring removed and insulation, trim or cabinets missing.
When This Service Applies
Reconstruction After the Property Is Stabilized
The reconstruction phase turns the dried and cleared property back into complete rooms and usable spaces.
Work the Scope May Include
How the Project Moves
- 1Receive mitigation completion information
- 2Inspect exposed assemblies
- 3Plan the reconstruction sequence
- 4Complete rough and finish work
- 5Close out the project
One Company, Every Trade
The Work Behind the Repair
APAS self-performs the trades a property-damage job needs, in the order the site needs them. Each one has its own page explaining how we do it.
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