Repairs after water, fire, or storm damage.
When something goes wrong at your home, you need one contractor who can handle the electrical and the rebuild together. I look at the damage, write up the repair, and get the house put back right.
Safety first
If there is fire, call 911 first. Stay away from wet outlets, switches, and panels, and do not use them. If it is not safe to reach the main breaker, leave it alone and call me or the utility. Once everyone is safe, call and we will figure out the next step.
Damage that needs electrical and building work.
Restoration jobs usually touch both trades, and that is where one contractor saves you time and phone calls.
Water damage repair
Dry-out follow-up, rebuilding walls, ceilings, floors, and trim.
Fire and smoke repair
Rebuilding what was damaged, with the wiring made right.
Storm damage
Wind, tree, and weather damage to the structure and interior.
Electrical repair and replacement
Damaged wiring, outlets, fixtures, and panels replaced to code.
Drywall repair and painting
Patched, finished, and painted to match the rest of the home.
Finish carpentry and trim
Casings, baseboard, doors, and custom wood trim.
Repair work
Tap a photo to enlargeDrywall repair in progress Dust barrier set up before interior work Rotted framing found and replaced during a repair
One contractor from the first call to the walkthrough.
Call or send a request
Tell me what happened and which insurance company you are with. A few photos help.
I look at the damage
I come out, see what needs to be repaired, and ask questions before I price anything.
Written scope
You get what is included and the price in writing, to share with your insurance company.
Repair and walkthrough
I do the work and keep the trades moving, then we walk it together when it is done.
It helps to have a few things on hand.
What should I send with my request?
Your address, what happened, the name of your insurance company, and your claim number if you have one. Photos of the damage help a lot. Text them to 406-223-8717.
Do you work with my insurance company?
I put the repair in writing so you can share it with your adjuster. The claim itself stays between you and your insurance company, and I am glad to talk through the repair details with them.
Can you handle the electrical too?
Yes. I am a licensed residential electrical contractor, so damaged wiring, outlets, and panels are handled by the same person who rebuilds the room.
Is this for commercial buildings?
My own license is residential. Commercial projects go through our partner, Brilliant Electric LLC. Say it is commercial when you call or send a request.
Had damage at your home?
Call or send a request with the address, what happened, and your insurance company. I will tell you what I can do and when I can come out.