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The water is gone.
Let’s put your home back.

Water damage repair and rebuild in San Jose. After a mitigation provider completes extraction and drying, we rebuild the walls, floors and rooms that had to come apart.

Describe the damage

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CSLB #1050108 · Written scope before construction

Opened bathroom wall at Meadowhurst showing damaged materials before reconstruction
Meadowhurst: the wall opened for assessment before rebuilding.

What is happening right now?

Water is active or floors are wet

Contact an emergency water mitigation provider first for extraction and drying. We work with a mitigation partner and can refer you.

Drying is underway

Ask your mitigation provider for moisture readings, affected-area photos and a clear handoff for reconstruction.

Ready to rebuild

Tell us what came out, which rooms are affected and whether you have the drying documentation.

Not sure what is wet yet? Book the free 50-point El Niño storm check and we will look before the rain does.

The damage and work area before rebuilding

These Meadowhurst views show an opened damaged wall and a contained work area. They document the diagnosis and protection stage only, not a finished pairing.

See how mitigation hands off to rebuild
Dark water staining across a subfloor at the base of a wall
Damage exposed for assessment.
Contained interior work area during water-damage preparation
Work area under containment.

A clear handoff, then a plan to rebuild

Know the next step, who handles it and what needs to be agreed before construction.

  1. Share the damage and drying status

    Tell us about the source, rooms affected and mitigation work. Have any drying documentation ready to discuss.

  2. Walk and measure the affected areas

    We review construction conditions and what needs to go back, including concealed conditions that still need investigation.

  3. Agree on the rebuild

    We define the scope, price, schedule, selections and any permit requirements before construction.

  4. Rebuild and finish

    Rough work and required inspections come before insulation, drywall, floors, cabinets and the final walkthrough.

"David Mirassou and his team, Enrique and Hubert, did a fantastic job building parts of our bathroom and garage after some water damage. The team got the job done in just two days and even helped with a few other minor repairs."

David D., San Jose (Yelp review)

What we can put back

Walls, floors and structure
Framing and subfloor repairs, insulation, drywall, texture, flooring and paint within the agreed scope.
Kitchens, bathrooms and systems
Cabinets, counters, trim and fixtures, with plumbing, electrical and permit coordination where the work requires it.
Construction documentation
We can document conditions and provide a detailed repair scope. Ask your insurer or agent about coverage; we do not negotiate claims or interpret policies.

Define the work to put your rooms back.

Start with the rooms affected and whether extraction and drying are complete. We’ll discuss the rebuild scope, what needs a walkthrough and what must be confirmed before pricing. You can begin with a short description.

  • The rooms and materials affected
  • Whether the source is fixed and drying is complete
  • Any drying documentation to discuss when we speak

Prefer to talk? Call (408) 667-4946 or send a text. Office hours: Monday to Friday, 7 am to 3 pm.

David and Tristan, the owners, stay involved from the first walkthrough to the final check. We reply the same business day, Monday to Friday.

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Water damage rebuilds: common questions
Do you do the water extraction and drying too?
Our mitigation partner does the extraction and drying, and we can refer you. We rebuild once that work is complete. IICRC S500 and S520 are professional standards for water damage restoration and mold remediation; ask any provider you hire how they will document the work and handoff.
Who should I call first?
If water is still active or floors are wet, contact an emergency water mitigation provider first. Call us once drying is underway and you know what needs rebuilding, and we will scope the rebuild.
Will you deal with my insurance company?
We can document construction conditions, write a detailed rebuild scope, and answer construction questions. We do not negotiate claims or interpret coverage. California requires a public adjuster license for work on a policyholder's behalf in the settlement of an insurance claim.
Does homeowners insurance cover water damage?
Coverage depends on the policy, the cause of loss, exclusions, limits, and endorsements. Ask your insurer or agent how your policy applies before authorizing work beyond emergency mitigation.
Do I need a permit to repair water damage?
It depends how deep the damage goes. Patching drywall and resetting a base cabinet usually does not. Replacing a concealed drain, trap, or vent pipe, running new circuits, or repairing damaged framing can require permits. We identify what the job needs and close out required inspections.
How long does the rebuild take?
The schedule depends on the drying documentation, scope, permit requirements, material availability, and selections. We provide a project schedule with the rebuild estimate.
What if there is mold?
A qualified remediation provider should address the affected materials and moisture source before reconstruction. We rebuild after that work is documented and ready for handoff.

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