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Restoration, Reconstruction & Rebuild Services in Denver, CO
After fire, water, storm, or structural damage, cleanup is only the first half of the job. Reconstruction is the phase that rebuilds what had to be removed and returns the property to a usable, code-compliant condition.
HRS Restoration Services handles both, so the same team that documented the loss carries the project through to the final walkthrough.
What you need to know
Restoration or Reconstruction?
Restoration is the rebuilding phase that follows mitigation and remediation. Once affected materials have been removed and the structure is clean and dry, reconstruction replaces what was taken out: framing, drywall, flooring, cabinetry, trim, paint, and finishes, so the space returns to its pre-loss condition.
Some losses need only minor rebuild work. Others require substantial structural reconstruction. In many cases the scope is not fully known until demolition is complete and the affected areas are exposed, which is why the estimate is confirmed after that stage rather than before it.
How We Work
The Restoration & Reconstruction Process
ASSESS AND DOCUMENT THE SCOPE
Inspect the property, test suspected materials, and confirm the presence of asbestos.
Create an Abatement Plan
Develop a containment and removal strategy using safety measures and protective equipment.
Safe Removal and Disposal
Remove lead materials, then transport and dispose of materials at an approved facility.
Final Clearance
Conduct a post-removal inspection to ensure the area meets safety and regulatory standards.
Protect Your Property from Lead Contamination!
Restore Your Normal™
RESTORATION, RECONSTRUCTION AND REBUILD SERVICES IN DENVER
Reconstruction is more than repair work, it is the phase that makes a property usable again. HRS Restoration Services delivers the coordination and craftsmanship needed to rebuild after any loss. Contact us to schedule an assessment or learn more about our reconstruction services.
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Trusted by Denver Homeowners
Real Denver residents count on HRS for fast, professional water damage restoration - from emergency response to final walkthrough.
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"Highly recommend this company. We had an unexpected water heater leak and they showed up within the hour. They were professional, friendly and timely. Thanks for making this process easy and as non stressful as possible."
Jenn Mauro
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"Fast, kind, and effective! Paul Gutierrez and his crew got my water situation handled in no time. They knew exactly how to get the water out of my basement and how to do everything they could to prevent mold. They were thoughtful and understanding of my very upsetting situation. I'm so grateful to have had them recommended to me! YES, I would recommend them to YOU too! Thanks guys!"
Kris Garrett, Parker, CO
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"Derek and Josh provided top notch service when I came home to a house filled with water due to broken valve in the upstairs bathroom. They arrived ahead of schedule, worked efficiently, and answered all of my questions. I would highly recommend. 5 stars!"
David Welsh
Why it matters
Why the Rebuild Phase Matters
A property is not restored when it is clean and dry, it is restored when it can be used again. How the rebuild is handled affects the timeline, the final result, and how much of the claim is covered. Common issues when reconstruction is separated from restoration include:
GAPS BETWEEN CONTRACTORS THAT DELAY THE TIMELINE
DOCUMENTATION THAT DOES NOT CARRY OVER TO THE REBUILD SCOPE
SCOPE DISPUTES WHEN DAMAGE IS FOUND AFTER DEMOLITION
FINISH WORK THAT DOES NOT MATCH THE UNDAMAGED AREAS
Why Denver Property Owners Use HRS for Reconstruction
HRS Restoration Services handles both the restoration and the reconstruction phases, which means the team that documented your loss is the team that rebuilds it. That continuity helps keep the scope consistent, reduces handoffs between contractors, and keeps one point of accountability from the first assessment through the final walkthrough. Our IICRC-certified team follows structured processes and documents the work throughout.
Learn more about our response standards and service approach on Why Choose HRS.
After the damage
Denver's Fire, Water, and Storm Damage Rebuild Services
Rebuilding after a fire often involves structural framing, drywall, flooring, and finish work across multiple rooms, plus areas affected only by smoke and heat. We rebuild what was removed during cleanup and match finishes to the undamaged areas of the property.
After extraction and drying, reconstruction replaces the drywall, flooring, cabinetry, and trim that had to be removed. Because water travels, the rebuild often extends beyond where the damage was first visible.
Wind, hail, and storm intrusion can damage both the building envelope and the interior. Reconstruction addresses the structural and finish work needed once the property has been secured and dried.
Rebuild work for offices, retail, and multi-unit properties, sequenced to limit downtime and coordinated with owners, property managers, and tenants.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between restoration and reconstruction?
Restoration is the work that stabilizes and cleans: extraction, drying, smoke and soot removal, mold remediation, and removing materials that cannot be saved. Reconstruction is the rebuilding that follows, replacing framing, drywall, flooring, cabinetry, and finishes so the space is usable again. Most losses need both, and they run in that order.
Do you handle both the cleanup and the rebuild?
Yes. HRS handles mitigation, remediation, and reconstruction, so one team carries the project from the first assessment through the final walkthrough. Keeping both phases together helps avoid gaps between contractors and keeps the documentation consistent for your carrier.
How long does reconstruction take after a loss?
It depends on the scope. Minor rebuild work in a single room can take a few weeks, while substantial structural reconstruction can run several months. Permits, material availability, and any damage discovered after demolition all affect the timeline. We give you a schedule once the scope is confirmed and tell you if something changes it.
Will insurance cover the reconstruction?
In many cases reconstruction is part of a covered claim, though coverage depends on your policy and the cause of loss. Because we document the property from the initial assessment through the rebuild, the scope we submit is consistent with what was recorded during mitigation. We work directly with adjusters and can walk you through what is being submitted, though coverage decisions rest with your carrier.
What if more damage is found once demolition starts?
It happens regularly, especially with water and fire losses where damage travels behind walls and under flooring. When we find additional damage, we document it, notify you, and submit the revised scope to your carrier before proceeding. You will not get a surprise line item on a final invoice.
Do you rebuild commercial properties as well as homes?
Yes. We handle reconstruction for offices, retail spaces, restaurants, warehouses, and multi-family properties as well as single-family homes. Commercial rebuilds are typically sequenced around occupancy and business operations, and we plan that with you at the assessment.
Need more information before you call? Explore our Restoration FAQs.
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