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Reconstruction & Extension

We provide complete reconstruction and extension services

Whether you have areas of your home that must get rebuilt or you have an individual section that needs help, we can cover it all for less. We offer a variety of services that prevent further damage from taking place, as well as faster recovery times for all your damaged structures and we can add extension that will complete your house and your needs.

Our Strategy

We will work with you to survey the extent of the damage, develop a plan for reconstruction, and assess whether your property is safe to occupy.

Key Features

  • Install or repair drywall
  • Install/reinstall flooring
  • Reinstall cabinets
  • Repair lighting and electrical
  • Paint and finish walls
  • Install or repair drywall
  • Install/reinstall flooring
  • Paint and finish walls

Many homeowners think they can handle any type of home repair job. However, when it comes to repairing drywall, it’s best to leave it to the professionals. Drywall, otherwise known as sheetrock, is used to create the ceilings and walls in most residential homes and commercial businesses. They can easily be damaged and can leave fairly large and unsightly holes in your walls that are too big for spackling.

Quick-Step wood flooring can be installed in two different ways: floating or glued down. The choice is yours! Whatever you decide, know that all Quick-Step wood floors – with the exception of ash and beech - are compatible with underfloor heating. Want to take it to the next level? Quick-Step wood flooring can also be used to easily finish or renovate any type of staircase.

When painting, choosing the perfect color is only the first step. Picking the right finish is another key ingredient in determining how your final product will look and wear. How to choose? Read on to discover the pros and cons. Paint finishes come in three general categories: flat (or matte), low-luster (eggshell and satin) and gloss (or semigloss). Choosing between them is simply a matter of weighing your room conditions, need for durability, and personal taste.