Reconstruction Frequently Asked Questions

A permit may be needed depending on the requirements of your municipality and the full scope of the work to be done.

The Professionals at PuroClean are the best option for reconstruction services because we understand the scope of the work to be done after water, fire, mold or biohazard emergency services are completed. We offer a true One-Stop-Choice for your restoration and remediation needs.

A contractor’s license should always be preferred when hiring a restoration or construction company. The mandating of a license is county specific, but licenses are required in all cases for specialty trades, such as electrical, plumbing and HVAC.

If the variables of the damage include conditions in which the structure may have been affected, such as damage to load bearing walls or damage to the framing or foundation of the home, a structural engineer would be required to inspect the property before moving forward.

The timeline of any project will vary depending on the ever changing variables often associated with construction. The timeline will depend upon the type of damage that has occurred, the structure of the home, the time of year that the loss occurred, etc.

Reconstruction may involve electrical, drywall, carpentry, or painting, flooring, cabinetry, roofing, permit acquisition, replacement or installation, project management or inspections and will depend on the scope of work to be done.

A permit may be required based on your city and the scope of work.

PuroClean is the best option for reconstruction services because we know and understand the scope of the work to be done after restoration and remediation due to water, fire, mold or biohazard. We offer a “one-stop shop” for your restoration and remediation needs.

Reconstruction may involve electrical, drywall, carpentry, or painting, flooring, cabinetry, roofing, permit acquisition, replacement or installation, project management or inspections and will depend on the scope of work to be done.

Reconstruction is the work done to repair damages from fire, flood or other catastrophic events.