Chicago's emergency restoration experts.
Licensed general contractor. 24/7 response for fire, water, mold, and storm damage.
On siteSix disciplines. One crew. One contract.
Water & Flood
Burst pipes, sewer backups, storm intrusion, slab leaks. Extraction and drying within hours.
Fire & Smoke
Soot, char, and odor removal. We secure the site and coordinate temporary housing.
Mold Remediation
Containment, source ID, and clearance testing. We tear out only what must come out.
Storm & Wind
Roof tarping, board-up, and tree-impact response. Crews pre-staged during named storms.
Trauma & Biohazard
Discreet remediation of unattended deaths, accidents, and crime scenes. Coordinated with police and family.
Reconstruction
One contract, one crew. Drywall through finish, no handoffs mid-project.
The first hour is the whole job.
You call.
A live dispatcher picks up. They take the loss details and route the nearest crew.
- Live human in 3 rings
- Bilingual EN/ES
Crew rolls.
Two-truck team rolls with extraction gear and board-up materials. ETA confirmed by text.
- GPS-shared ETA
- Pre-staged equipment
On site.
Site secured, hazards isolated, photo log begun. We brief you in plain language.
- Photo log per room
- Plain-language brief
Carrier looped in.
Your adjuster gets a first-notice packet (scope, photos, moisture readings) within the first hour.
- Xactimate-ready
- Direct adjuster line
We handle the paperwork. You sign for the deductible.
Direct billing
We invoice your carrier. You sign only the deductible.
Photos and scope
Every room photographed before we touch a thing. Your carrier gets the same record you do.
One phone number
One project manager from the first call to the certificate of completion.
No surprise bills
The scope is set at the start. Anything new gets documented, not back-billed.
From total loss to ready-to-occupy.
Six units restored in eleven days. Zero supplements.
Crews on site within 38 minutes. Pack-out completed day one. One project manager from start to finish. The last family moved back in the morning the adjuster signed off.