Storm, Fire, and Water Damage Build-Backs
If your property was damaged by water, fire, storm conditions, or another event, RIDIS can help with the construction side of the rebuild.
We review the visible work needed, prepare a repair scope, coordinate the required trades, and manage the construction process so the property can move toward completion.
The construction side of damage repairs.
Visible damage review
Reviewing visible construction damage and what may need repair.
Repair scope
Preparing or reviewing a repair scope for the construction work.
Rebuild estimates
Providing rebuild estimates tied to the construction scope.
Documentation
Taking photos and construction documentation when appropriate.
Trade coordination
Coordinating required trades for the rebuild.
Permits and inspections
Reviewing permit or inspection considerations that may affect the work.
Construction work
Managing the construction work toward completion.
Closeout
Completing walkthrough and punch-list items.
RIDIS stays focused on construction.
RIDIS does not adjust insurance claims or negotiate claim settlements. We provide construction review, repair scopes, rebuild estimates, photos, and documentation related to the construction work. Claim and coverage decisions remain with the property owner, insurer, public adjuster, or attorney.
What we do
Construction-side review, repair scope, rebuild estimate, photos, documentation, trade coordination, and closeout.
What we do not do
RIDIS does not act as a public adjuster, negotiate claim settlements, or promise claim outcomes.
Damage repairs that may need a construction review.
Water damage rebuilds
Interior areas affected by leaks, mitigation, demolition, or moisture-related repairs.
Fire damage repairs
Construction-side repair needs after fire, smoke, or related demolition.
Storm damage repairs
Repair scope review after storm conditions affect the property.
Kitchen and bathroom build-backs
Cabinets, fixtures, tile, drywall, trim, paint, and finish work after damage.
Interior reconstruction
Drywall, flooring, trim, paint, openings, and other interior work.
Stalled repair completion
Unfinished repairs that need a remaining scope and practical path forward.
How the construction review moves forward.
1. Send What You Have
Send the property address, photos, damage description, and any construction-related documents you already have.
2. Construction Review
RIDIS reviews the visible work needed, property conditions, trade needs, and possible permit considerations.
3. Repair Scope
RIDIS prepares or reviews the construction scope so the work is clearer before the rebuild begins.
4. Rebuild Coordination
RIDIS coordinates trades, materials, scheduling, permits when required, construction updates, and closeout.
If you are dealing with storm, fire, or water damage, send what you know.
RIDIS can review the construction side and help determine the next practical step.