Mold Repair & Reconstruction
Remediation takes material out. This is putting it back — drywall, subfloor, trim, and paint — coordinated with the same job file as the removal, instead of starting over with a second contractor.
Why this is usually the harder part to coordinate
Many remediation jobs end once clearance testing passes, leaving you to find your own contractor for rebuild — which means explaining the whole situation again, waiting on a new estimate, and hoping the next crew understands what actually got removed.
We keep one job file from inspection through to final paint, so the reconstruction estimate is built from the original removal notes, not a fresh walkthrough of an open wall by someone starting cold.
What's typically involved
Drywall and insulation replacement, subfloor repair where water damage reached the joists, baseboard and trim, and matching texture and paint. For kitchens and bathrooms, that can extend to cabinetry or tile that had to come out to access the source.
Common reconstruction scope
- Drywall and insulation replacement
- Subfloor and joist repair
- Trim, baseboard, and paint matching
- Cabinet or tile reinstallation when applicable
Available across Union County
This service is coordinated in each of these towns: