24/7 Emergency Response · Omaha & Lincoln, Nebraska
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Reconstruction
Bathrooms fail slowly: a shower pan that weeps, a toilet seal that seeps, a fan that never really clears the steam. We rebuild them with the waterproofing done right.
Most bathroom water damage is not a dramatic flood. It is a slow leak behind tile or under a toilet that rots the subfloor and feeds mold for months before a stain appears on the ceiling below. By the time it is found, the repair involves more than the visible finish.
We open what needs opening, dry and treat the framing, replace damaged subfloor and backing, and rebuild with a continuous waterproofing system behind the tile. Then come the fixtures, vanity, flooring, a properly ducted exhaust fan and paint formulated for humid rooms.
Cement board or foam board with a waterproof membrane, then tile and grout.
Replacement of leaking pans, tubs and drains.
Rotted subfloor and damaged joists or studs repaired or replaced.
New or reinstalled, with new supply lines and shut-off valves.
Tile or waterproof vinyl suited to wet rooms.
Exhaust fans sized for the room and ducted to the outdoors.
How it works
We identify exactly where the water came from so the rebuild fixes the cause.
Damaged finishes are removed and framing is dried and treated.
Backing, membrane, tile, fixtures and flooring installed in the right order.
Plumbing is tested, the fan is checked, and the room is painted and caulked.
Omaha & Lincoln
Basement bathrooms are common across Omaha and Lincoln, and they sit at the lowest point of the plumbing system, which makes them the first place a sewer backup shows up. In older neighborhoods, original cast-iron drains and galvanized supply lines are frequent leak sources. When a wall is already open, it is the right time to replace what is behind it.
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FAQ
Straight answers to what people ask us most.
Tile and grout are not waterproof. The waterproofing is the membrane and pan behind and beneath them. If that layer was skipped, damaged or installed incorrectly, water gets into the wall no matter how good the tile looks.
Policies generally cover sudden and accidental water damage and often exclude long-term seepage. How a specific leak is treated depends on your policy and the adjuster's findings, so it is worth reporting and asking.
A typical rebuild runs two to four weeks after drying, depending on tile work, material lead times and any plumbing changes.
Yes. Curbless showers, grab-bar blocking, comfort-height toilets and wider doorways are much easier to add while the walls and floor are open.
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Call any hour of the day or night and tell us what is happening at your property. We will take it from there.