Multi-Family & Rental Rebuild in Columbus, Ohio

Yes. We typically sequence trades across units in parallel to compress the timeline and bring rental income back online faster.

Yes. We work on 1800s and early-1900s brick homes, rowhouses, and cottages throughout German Village, Victorian Village, Italian Village, and other historic districts. We handle plaster repair, original-profile trim sourcing, tuckpointing, and historic district submittals when required.

Same day, 24/7. Our crews dispatch across Franklin, Delaware, Union, Licking, and Madison counties within hours of your call, usually before your insurance adjuster has been assigned.

Yes. We provide free post-storm inspections with drone imagery and ladder-level shingle sampling across the Columbus metro, document the loss in the format your carrier requires, and handle full roof tear-off and replacement plus any associated interior water damage as a single coordinated rebuild.

Yes. We completed structural and interior rebuilds across the Columbus metro following the 2012 derecho, and continue to handle storm and wind rebuilds every severe-weather season. Derecho and tornado-class losses are a core part of our Central Ohio workload.

All of them. Our active permit footprint includes the City of Columbus, Franklin County, Delaware County, Union County, Dublin, Westerville, Hilliard, Gahanna, Reynoldsburg, Powell, New Albany, Upper Arlington, Worthington, Bexley, Whitehall, and the surrounding municipalities.

Yes, and we typically do. Sequencing trades in parallel across units is the fastest way to bring rental income back online. We schedule electrical, drywall, paint, flooring, and final trades to cycle through units in compressed succession rather than completing one unit fully before starting the next.

Landlord policies pay actual lost rental income during the rebuild, based on the schedule and unit-by-unit re-occupancy dates. We provide the documentation the carrier needs — typically a written rebuild schedule with milestone dates and a final certificate of occupancy for each unit — so the loss-of-rents check follows the actual recovery timeline.

Yes. Condo and townhome rebuilds split between HOA master-policy scope (common elements, usually exterior walls in and including the roof and structural framing) and unit-owner HO-6 scope (interior drywall in, including finishes and improvements). We coordinate with both the HOA board and the unit owner, submit separate scopes to each insurer, and rebuild as a single unified project.

With the landlord's authorization, yes. Many landlords prefer that we provide direct written updates to displaced tenants on rebuild progress and expected re-occupancy date — it reduces inbound calls to the property manager and keeps tenants oriented toward returning rather than breaking lease.

We provide weekly written status reports and milestone photo documentation in formats compatible with the major property management platforms. Larger portfolios receive scheduled video calls with the property manager or asset manager on a cadence the client sets.