Building restoration service in Alameda

Many Alameda homes date from before 1939, and many more were built before 1950. Walls, floors, and crawl spaces in these buildings often hide rot or damage once water gets in. We open and inspect those areas before rebuilding, so repairs hold up over time.

Groundwater sits close to the surface across much of the island, which slows drying after a leak or flood. Our water removal and dry-out work accounts for that moisture so subfloors and drywall do not stay wet. Flood cleanup follows the same process from start to finish.

Alameda's soil is largely bay fill, and some blocks have a high liquefaction rating. When we install tile, flooring, or additions, we account for that ground condition during planning and before framing begins.