PROJECT DASHBOARD WH Reconstruction · Build-Back · CSLB Licensed Contractor CSLB #1078518 · IICRC compliant · 24/7
Avg Project14-90 DAYS
Phases8 · GANTT-PLANNED
Trades7 · IN-HOUSE PM
LicensedCSLB · BONDED
HQ2007 · WH 91364
▲ WH RECONSTRUCTION · CSLB #1078518

Mitigation ends. The rebuild begins.
Same project manager. No handoff.

Most restoration jobs end at "we dried it" and hand the rebuild to someone else. We don't. The same team that mitigated water, fire, smoke, mold, flood, or sewage damage rebuilds it back — drywall to paint, flooring to cabinetry, electrical to HVAC. CSLB licensed. Bonded. Insured. One project manager from emergency dispatch through final walkthrough.

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30-MIN dispatch CSLB licensed + bonded 2007 · WH HQ 24/7 emergency
▲ BUILD-BACK GANTT · 8-WEEK STANDARD

Every reconstruction project runs on a schedule. Here's what yours looks like.

Reconstruction isn't linear — it's overlapping. Demo while drying. Rough plumbing while electrical roughs in. Drywall blocking on inspection. Each phase has a window, dependencies, and a milestone gate. We schedule it before we start, log it daily, and update you weekly.

PHASE
WK 1
WK 2
WK 3
WK 4
WK 5
WK 6
WK 7
WK 8
DEMO + DEMORemoval of damaged materials
3-5 days
FRAMINGStuds, joists, structural
3-7 days
MEP ROUGH-INElectrical, plumbing, HVAC
5-10 days
INSULATIONWalls, ceilings, sound
2-3 days
DRYWALLHang, tape, mud, sand
5-8 days
PAINT + TRIMPrime, paint, baseboards
5-10 days
FLOORINGTile, hardwood, carpet
4-8 days
CABINETRYKitchen, bath, built-ins
3-7 days
PUNCH LISTFinal walk + corrections
2-3 days
▲ SCOPE OF WORK · SAMPLE LINE-ITEM

Every project gets a written scope. Yours looks like this.

Before reconstruction starts, we deliver a line-item scope-of-work document: every trade, every material, every quantity, every milestone. Insurance carriers see this exact format. Homeowners see exactly what they're paying for. No surprise change orders mid-build.

Reconstruction Scope of WorkSample · Single-Family Restoration · 1,200 SF Kitchen + Living Area

FILE · IR-SOW-WH
FORM · 2026 ED.
CSLB · #1078518
#TradeScope ItemQty / Notes
01DemoRemove damaged drywall to 24" above moisture line, baseboards, contaminated insulation~480 SF
02FramingReplace water-damaged framing members, sister joists at compromised spans12-18 LF
03ElectricalRe-pull romex above damage zone, new outlets + GFCI per code8 circuits
04PlumbingRe-pipe damaged supply + drain lines; new shut-off valvesAs scoped
05HVACInspect ducts in scope; clean or replace if contaminatedAs scoped
06InsulationR-19 fiberglass batts in walls, R-30 in ceiling areas~480 SF
07Drywall5/8" Type X drywall, level-4 finish, ready for paint~480 SF
08PaintPrime + 2 coats matched to existing; baseboard + trimAll affected
09FlooringMatch existing or homeowner-spec; transition strips~1,200 SF
10CabinetryReplace damaged cabinets, refinish or replace adjacent for blend matchAs scoped
11FinalPunch list walkthrough, IAQ verification, warranty handoff2-3 days
Signed · INSTANT RESTORATION · WH HQ since 2007
▲ INSURANCE-READY
▲ SAME-PM vs TRADITIONAL HANDOFF

"Find a separate contractor for the rebuild" is the most expensive thing you can do. Here's why.

Most restoration companies hand you off after mitigation: "We dried it. Now find a GC for the rebuild." That handoff costs you 30-50% in time, money, and stress. We keep it under one roof — same PM, same insurance file, same timeline.

TRADITIONAL HANDOFFmost companies
✗Two project managers. Restoration PM hands off to a GC who never saw the original damage.
✗Two insurance files. Mitigation invoice + reconstruction bid. Carrier reconciles them. Often with disputes.
✗Gap weeks. Mitigation ends. You hunt for a GC. They estimate, schedule, start. 2-4 weeks lost.
✗Scope disputes. "That's not in my scope" — the friction line between mitigation + reconstruction.
✗Match-back struggles. New GC sources different finishes. Rooms don't blend with rest of house.
→ ~30-50% more total project cost
OUR ONE-PM MODEL→ START TO FINISH
✓One project manager. Same person from emergency dispatch through final walkthrough. Knows every surface.
✓One insurance file. Mitigation + reconstruction documented as a continuous scope. Carrier processes once.
✓No gap weeks. Drying ends Friday. Demo starts Monday. Schedule preserved. Job stays moving.
✓One scope. No friction line. Mitigation + reconstruction are the same line item to us.
✓Match-back guaranteed. We sourced the original finishes. We blend the rebuild.
→ FASTER · CHEAPER · CLEANER
▲ PERMITS + INSPECTIONS · MILESTONE BOARD

Insurance-ready means permit-ready. Every job. Every time.

Reconstruction work in WH (LADBS jurisdiction) requires permits when scope crosses certain thresholds. We pull, schedule, and pass every required inspection — no shortcuts, no unpermitted work, no future buyer disclosure issues.

▲ Permits We Pull

✓
Building / structuralFraming changes, structural members
Day 0
✓
ElectricalRomex re-pull, new circuits, panel work
Day 0
✓
PlumbingRe-pipe, fixture changes, gas lines
Day 0
✓
MechanicalHVAC duct work, equipment changes
Day 0
✓
DemolitionBeyond minor in scope projects
Day 0

▲ Inspections We Pass

✓
Rough framingBefore drywall closes walls
Wk 2
✓
Rough MEPElectrical + plumbing + HVAC visible
Wk 3
✓
InsulationBefore drywall hang
Wk 4
✓
Drywall / nailAfter hang, before mud
Wk 5
✓
FinalAll trades complete, ready for occupancy
Wk 8
▲ LICENSED · BONDED · INSURED

Class B General Contractor. Licensed CSLB #1078518. Bonded + insured.

Reconstruction is a contractor's license event — not a restoration certification. We carry both: IICRC for the mitigation phases, and CSLB Class B for the full build-back. License current. Bond current. Insurance current. Verifiable on the California State License Board portal before any contract is signed.

Same WH HQ since 2007. Same project manager from emergency dispatch through final walkthrough.

License TypeCLASS B · GENERAL
CSLB Contractor#1078518
Bond + LiabilityACTIVE
Workers CompCURRENT
IICRC StandardsS500 · S520 · S540 · S700
HQ Established2007 · WH 91364
▲ THE FULL CHAIN UNDER ONE ROOF

Reconstruction is the last phase. The first 6 happen here too.

→ MITIGATION

Water damage restoration

S500 protocol extraction + drying. Most reconstruction projects start here.

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→ MITIGATION

Fire damage restoration

S700 fire mitigation + structural assessment for rebuild scope.

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→ MITIGATION

Smoke damage

Surface decontamination + odor neutralization before reconstruction.

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→ MITIGATION

Mold remediation

S520 protocol must clear before drywall + flooring rebuild starts.

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→ MITIGATION

Flood cleanup

S500 + S540 cleanup precedes structural reconstruction work.

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→ MITIGATION

Sewage cleanup

S540 biohazard decontamination required before any rebuild begins.

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▲ WH RECONSTRUCTION FAQ

Questions WH homeowners ask before signing.

Do you do reconstruction without prior mitigation work?
Yes. We're a CSLB Class B General Contractor. We can take on standalone reconstruction projects (kitchen remodel, post-other-contractor build-back, etc) — not just our own mitigation work. The advantage is biggest when we did the mitigation, but it's not a requirement.
What does reconstruction cost in Woodland Hills?
Highly variable by scope. Single-room rebuild post-water damage: $15,000-$45,000. Multi-room kitchen + bathroom: $50,000-$150,000. Full-house post-fire: $200,000-$600,000+. We provide written scope-of-work + line-item estimate before any contract is signed. Most insurance covers reconstruction tied to a covered loss.
How long does reconstruction take?
Single room (drywall, paint, flooring): 14-21 days. Multi-room with cabinetry: 30-60 days. Full-house: 60-180 days. Each project gets a Gantt-scheduled timeline. We update you weekly. Schedule slips happen — usually due to inspection waits or material lead times — and we communicate them within 24 hours.
Do you pull permits?
Yes — every required permit. WH falls under LADBS (Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety). Building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, demolition — we pull what's required. Unpermitted reconstruction work creates resale disclosure problems and insurance issues 5+ years later. We don't shortcut this.
Can I upgrade finishes during reconstruction?
Yes. The "insurance-paid scope" covers like-for-like replacement. If you want to upgrade (better tile, custom cabinetry, premium fixtures), you pay the delta. We provide a clear cost breakdown showing insurance scope vs upgrade scope, so there's no confusion at billing.
Will my insurance pay for reconstruction?
If reconstruction is tied to a covered loss (water, fire, mold, etc), yes — your insurance covers reconstruction back to pre-loss condition. We document the scope to insurance carrier standard, photograph everything, and bill direct. Upgrades and code-required updates beyond pre-loss scope are usually homeowner-paid.
Do you match the existing finishes?
When possible, yes — we source identical or closest-match materials from the original supplier or a comparable equivalent. When discontinued, we offer multiple matched-tone alternatives. Match-back is one reason single-PM-from-mitigation-to-rebuild beats hiring separate contractors — we sourced the original.
Can I live in my home during reconstruction?
Depends on scope. Single-room reconstruction: usually yes. Multi-room with kitchen out of service: often no. Whole-house: no. We coordinate Additional Living Expenses (ALE) with your insurance carrier when relocation is required — most policies cover it.
▲ HQ DISPATCH · WOODLAND HILLS · 91364

One team. One scope. One walkthrough.

Free on-site reconstruction estimate. Free written scope-of-work. Free insurance coordination. CSLB Class B licensed contractor.

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CSLB #1078518 · CLASS B · 24/7
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