Can you take over after another restoration company did the drying?
Yes, if the area is ready for reconstruction and the remaining scope is clear. We review what was removed and what still needs to be rebuilt.
After the cleanup
Property Assist can take a dry, partly opened basement through repairs, finishing, and a complete rebuild.
What the work can involve
What we keep clear
Insurance
If the rebuild is part of an insurance claim, we can work from the approved restoration scope and identify owner-requested changes separately. Your insurer decides what is covered. You decide whether you want any additional upgrades.
See how Property Assist handles insurance restoration →Edmonton
A basement may be technically dry but still have open walls, missing flooring, removed trim and unfinished rooms.
Our construction background is the reason Property Assist is built to continue past mitigation and finish the basement again.
One team through the rebuild
Once the affected area is ready, Property Assist can continue into reconstruction. That can include drywall, flooring, trim, paint and a larger basement rebuild where the job requires it.
See basement reconstruction after damage →Questions homeowners ask
Yes, if the area is ready for reconstruction and the remaining scope is clear. We review what was removed and what still needs to be rebuilt.
Often, yes. Restoration work and optional changes need to be separated clearly. We price owner-requested upgrades apart from the insurance restoration scope.
Yes. We can manage common basement construction work and coordinate qualified specialist trades where the project requires them.
Some repairs can be straightforward, while layout, structural, plumbing or electrical changes may require permits. We review permit needs based on the actual scope.
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The water is gone. We put the basement back together.