Repairs & Reconstruction After Mitigation
What Every Home Reconstruction Covers.
Structural Repair and Framing
Water, fire, and storm damage often reach the structure itself. We repair and replace damaged framing, subfloor, and supports, so the rebuild starts on a sound foundation, not over hidden damage.
Drywall, Insulation, and Paint
We replace the drywall and insulation the damage took out, then finish, texture, and paint to match the rest of your home. The repaired areas shouldn’t stand out. When we’re done, they don’t.
Flooring Replacement
Tile, hardwood, laminate, and carpet, removed where it was damaged and replaced to match. We handle the subfloor underneath first, so the new flooring sits on a dry, sound base.
Cabinetry and Finish Carpentry
Kitchens and bathrooms take the worst of water and fire damage. We rebuild and install cabinetry, trim, baseboards, and the finish carpentry that makes the space whole again.
Full Scope Coordination
One project manager oversees every trade and every phase. You get a clear scope, a timeline, and a single point of contact, instead of chasing a general contractor who’s juggling other jobs.
Final Walkthrough and Project Close
Before we call the project done, your project manager walks the entire rebuild with you. Every room inspected. Every detail checked against the original. We don’t close until your home matches the way it was.
Real Reconstruction Results From Arizona Homes.
Real damage. Real rebuilds. Real results from Bloque projects across the Phoenix Valley.
Kitchen Rebuild After a Supply Line Flood
Before
A failed supply line flooded the kitchen. After extraction and drying, the space was down to studs and subfloor. Cabinets gone, flooring torn out, drywall removed up the wall cavities.
After
Full rebuild by the same crew. New subfloor, cabinets, countertops, flooring, drywall, and paint. Matched to the original layout and finish. Completed in 12 days, no second contractor involved.
Living Room Restoration After a Kitchen Fire
Before
An oil fire damaged cabinets, counters, the ceiling, and left smoke through the adjoining living room. Structure sound but finishes destroyed across two rooms.
After
Structural repair, new cabinets and counters, ceiling and drywall replacement, and full repaint after odor removal. Both rooms rebuilt and blended into the rest of the home. Insurance coordinated start to finish.
Whole-Room Rebuild After Storm Intrusion
Before
Monsoon water came through a compromised roof and soaked a bedroom. After drying, the room needed new ceiling, drywall, flooring, and trim throughout.
After
Complete room rebuild, ceiling to floor, matched to the rest of the house. Same team that tarped the roof and dried the room handled the finish work. One project, one manager, one walkthrough.
One Team, All the Way to the Finish.
No Handoff to a Stranger.
Most restoration companies dry your home and hand the rebuild to a subcontractor, or hand it back to you. Bloque doesn’t. The team that stopped the damage is the team that rebuilds. Nobody new shows up needing the whole story again.
One Project Manager the Entire Time.
You get one point of contact from mitigation through the final coat of paint. They know your home, your scope, and your timeline. No re-explaining. No wondering who’s in charge of what. One relationship through the whole rebuild.
We Handle the Insurance Process With You.
The rebuild is where scope and cost get scrutinized hardest. Bloque documents the full reconstruction scope, provides detailed reports, and communicates with your adjuster, so the rebuild your home needs is the rebuild that gets covered.
Restored, Not Patched.
We don’t cut corners to close the project faster. The repaired areas get matched to the rest of your home in material, texture, and finish. When we’re done, you shouldn’t be able to see where the damage was.