Mitigation Is Complete. We Take It From Here.
Rebuild After Water, Fire, or Mold Restoration
Another company handled the drying, cleanup, or remediation. Now you need a contractor to put your property back together. IRS Rebuild accepts rebuild-only projects, works from your existing insurance claim, and completes construction through the final walkthrough.
Rebuild-Only Projects Welcome
You Do Not Have to Start Over
Restoration and reconstruction are separate phases of an insurance claim. Once extraction, drying, cleanup, or remediation is finished, you can choose a different qualified contractor for the rebuild.
We meet you at the stage your property is in now. Our team reviews what has already been completed, inspects the exposed structure, and turns the available claim information into a construction plan.
Getting Started
Bring the Claim Information You Already Have
Do not worry if your file is incomplete. We can identify what is missing during the initial review.
- Your insurance estimate or approved scope
- Mitigation photos, reports, and drying records
- Any demolition or remediation completion documents
- Adjuster and claim contact information
- Material selections or repair estimates already received
- Any notices about permits or code requirements
The Handoff
How We Move Your Claim Into Construction
- 01
Review the Existing File
We review the mitigation documents, insurance estimate, photos, and current condition of the property. You do not need to restart the claim.
- 02
Build the Reconstruction Scope
We compare the approved estimate with the work required to rebuild, identify missing line items, and prepare supplements when needed.
- 03
Coordinate With Insurance
Our project manager communicates with your adjuster and documents concealed or newly discovered damage before covered work proceeds.
- 04
Complete the Rebuild
We coordinate permits, framing, mechanical systems, drywall, flooring, cabinetry, paint, trim, and the final walkthrough.
What Happens Next
Reconstruction for Every Major Loss Type
After Water Mitigation
The property is dry and damaged materials are gone. We rebuild subfloors, drywall, cabinetry, flooring, trim, and affected mechanical systems.
View rebuild serviceAfter Fire and Smoke Cleanup
Cleanup is complete, but framing and finishes still need replacement. We take the project from the cleared structure through move-in readiness.
View rebuild serviceAfter Mold Remediation
Containment and removal are complete. We close the walls and restore insulation, drywall, flooring, cabinets, paint, and trim.
View rebuild serviceInsurance Scope Review
An Approved Estimate Is the Starting Point
Initial carrier estimates are often written before demolition reveals the full repair scope. We compare the estimate with the exposed conditions, measurements, required trades, material matches, and current code requirements.
When covered work is missing, we prepare supporting documentation and communicate with the adjuster. Learn more about our insurance claim assistance or review completed work in our portfolio.
FAQ
Questions About Changing to a Rebuild Contractor
Can IRS Rebuild take over if another company handled mitigation?+
Yes. Rebuild-only projects are a core part of our work. We can begin after another qualified company completes water mitigation, fire cleanup, mold remediation, or demolition.
Do I have to use the restoration company for reconstruction?+
No. You choose the contractor who rebuilds your property. Your insurance carrier or restoration company may make a recommendation, but you can hire a qualified reconstruction contractor of your choice.
Can you use the insurance estimate I already have?+
Yes. We review the existing estimate and compare it with the actual reconstruction requirements. If covered labor, materials, code items, or concealed damage are missing, we document them for your adjuster as a supplemental request.
What if mitigation is complete but the rebuild has stalled?+
We can assess the current condition, identify what is holding up construction, and create a clear path forward. Bring the documents you have, even if the file is incomplete.
Does the property need to be completely dry before rebuilding begins?+
Affected areas should be dry, clean, and cleared for reconstruction. We review the available drying or remediation documentation and inspect the exposed areas before closing walls or installing finishes.
Can I upgrade materials during the insurance rebuild?+
Yes. We separate insurance-covered replacement from owner-selected upgrades so you can understand the covered amount and your upgrade cost before work begins.
Mitigation Is Done. Let's Start the Rebuild.
Send us the claim documents you have. We will review the property, explain the next steps, and prepare a clear reconstruction estimate.