24/7 Emergency Response · Omaha & Lincoln, Nebraska
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Reconstruction
The kitchen is where most water and fire losses start and the hardest room to live without. We rebuild it properly and as quickly as the materials allow.
Dishwasher leaks, failed supply lines, ice-maker hoses and stovetop fires put more kitchens out of service than any other cause. The damage tends to hide: water runs under cabinets and flooring for weeks before it shows, and smoke from a small grease fire leaves residue inside every cupboard.
Because we also do the mitigation, we know what is behind and beneath the finishes before the rebuild is scoped. We replace or repair cabinetry, set new countertops, restore plumbing and electrical, lay flooring and finish the walls. If you want to upgrade while the room is open, we can price the difference separately from the insurance scope.
Replacement or repair of damaged boxes, doors and toe-kicks, matched to what remains where possible.
Careful removal and reset of existing tops when they can be saved, or new laminate, quartz or granite.
Wet subfloor replaced and new tile, vinyl plank or hardwood installed.
Supply lines, shut-offs, drains, outlets and lighting restored by licensed trades.
Walls and ceilings repaired, tile set and everything painted.
Appliances disconnected, protected and reinstalled, with new supply lines.
How it works
After drying is verified, we document what has to be replaced and what can stay.
You choose cabinets, tops and flooring. Lead times on these set the schedule.
Subfloor, rough plumbing and electrical, drywall, cabinets, countertops, flooring, then finishes.
We test every fixture and appliance connection and go through the room with you.
Omaha & Lincoln
Many homes in Dundee, Benson, Near South and Country Club have cabinetry and trim profiles that are no longer off-the-shelf. When only part of a kitchen is damaged, we look for ways to repair and match before recommending full replacement, and we will explain how your insurer typically handles matching.
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FAQ
Straight answers to what people ask us most.
Sometimes. Solid wood and plywood boxes often dry and can be refinished. Particleboard and MDF swell and lose their strength once wet and usually have to be replaced.
Not always. We can often dry cabinet bases and the wall behind them in place using targeted drying. If base cabinets must be replaced, stone tops can frequently be detached and reset, though there is always some risk with older or seamed tops.
Drying takes several days. The rebuild depends mostly on cabinet and countertop lead times, which typically range from a few weeks to a couple of months. We can set up a temporary sink or work area where practical.
Yes. Insurance generally pays to restore what you had. If you want something different, we price the upgrade as a separate amount so you know exactly what you are adding.
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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.