Water damage repair in Charlotte, NC. We rebuild, and work from your estimate.
After a leak, a burst pipe or flooding, you need a contractor who will put the home back right and is easy to work with while you deal with your claim. We rebuild what the water damaged.
Where we fit in the process
Water damage has two stages. First, the water has to be stopped, removed and the structure dried. That is a separate specialty, and your insurance company or a water removal and drying company is usually the first call. Second, the rebuild: replacing what was damaged and returning the home to livable condition. That is the work we do.
If water is still coming in, shut off the main water valve if you can do so safely, take photos before anything is moved and call your insurance company.
What we rebuild
Drywall, insulation and ceilings
Flooring and subfloor — Including hardwood, vinyl plank, tile and carpet.
Cabinets, vanities and trim
Framing and structural repairs — When water has soaked or rotted the structure.
Paint and finish work — So repaired areas blend in.
Working from your insurance estimate
Insurance companies pay based on their estimate of the damage. We read your adjuster’s estimate with you, compare it to what we see on site and write an itemized scope with photos that you can share with them. If we find damage that is not in the estimate, such as rot behind a wall once it is opened, we document it so it can be submitted for review.
Your insurance company decides what is covered, and we do not speak for them. We make the scope and the photos clear so the conversation is easier for you.
How it works step by step
Look and document — Felipe looks at the damage with you and takes photos, so the scope reflects what is really there.
A written scope — You get an itemized estimate to share with your adjuster. We will go through it with you or with your adjuster.
Rebuild and walkthrough — We repair and rebuild, keep you posted and do a final walkthrough together.
The kind of jobs we do
A first-floor rebuild after water damage — Drywall, flooring and finishes replaced after the damage.
A basement restoration — Repairing and restoring a basement after water damage.
Examples from our 2026 jobs. Details left out to protect our clients’ privacy.
Permits and your repair
Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement requires permits for repairs involving structural, electrical, plumbing or mechanical work, no matter the cost. Replacing drywall and flooring on its own is different from repairing floor framing or rewiring. We pull permits when the repair calls for them.
Source: Mecklenburg County, Permit, Please!. Rules change and every property is different, so we confirm what applies at your address before the scope is final.
What to send when you get in touch
A few photos of the damage and a short description of what happened
Your address or town
Whether you have filed a claim, and your adjuster’s name if you have it
Your preferred timing
Water Damage Repair: common questions
Something else? Call (704) 977-6512 or send us a note.
Do you work with my insurance company?
We work with your insurance claim. We look at the damage, write an itemized scope and give you photos and a written estimate you can share with your adjuster. Your insurance company decides what is covered, and we do not speak for them.
Do you remove water and dry the structure?
No. That is a separate specialty. We pick up the rebuild once the home is dry.
What if there is more damage than the estimate shows?
We document it with photos and a written scope so it can be submitted for review.
Can I choose my own contractor?
In most cases the choice of contractor is yours. Your insurance company can explain how your policy handles it.
Can we improve the space while the work is open?
Yes. We write improvements separately so it is clear which items are repairs and which are upgrades.