Repairs and Rebuilding After Damage
Reconstruction Services After Water, Fire, and Mold Damage
TCM Restoration rebuilds homes and businesses across Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley after water, fire, and mold damage. We pick up where the cleanup ends and rebuild the framing, walls, floors, cabinets, and roofing that had to come out, so your property is back to its pre-loss condition.
- Licensed general contractor in Alaska
- Finishes matched to your property to the best of our ability
- One project manager from cleanup to final paint
- Repairs from framing to roofing
Credentials
Licensed Reconstruction Professionals
We’re a licensed and bonded general contractor in Alaska. Our A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau shows how we’ve treated customers on past projects.
Why Choose TCM Restoration
Why Property Owners Choose TCM Restoration for Reconstruction
Once the water, soot, or mold is gone, you’re left with open walls and a long list of repairs. Because we handled the cleanup, crews from our Anchorage and Palmer offices already know what came out and why, so you’re not starting over with a contractor who never saw the damage.
We manage every part of the rebuild, so one company answers for the schedule and the finished result. Your project manager keeps you updated from the first walkthrough to the last piece of trim, so you can plan your move back in or your reopening around reliable dates.
Ready to Rebuild? Call TCM Restoration Today
Call to schedule a free estimate, and we’ll plan the rebuild with you.
How Reconstruction Works
Our Reconstruction Process
We walk through and estimate
We walk through the damaged areas with you, measure what has to be rebuilt, and write a detailed estimate before any work begins.
We plan and schedule the work
We order the materials and line up everything the job needs, then give you a schedule, so you know when crews will be on site and what each stage involves.
We rebuild the structure
We repair or replace damaged framing, subfloor, and roof sheathing, then hang and finish the drywall. The structure has to be sound and dry before any of the finish work goes in.
We finish and close out
We install the flooring, cabinets, and trim, paint the walls, and then walk through every room with you. On an insurance job, your project manager works with your adjuster throughout the job.
What’s Included
What Our Reconstruction Includes
- Rebuilding after water, fire, and mold damage
- A detailed written estimate before work starts
- Clear scheduling and regular updates
- Framing, subfloor, and structural repairs
- Roof repairs, including new sheathing
- Drywall hung, taped, and finished
- New flooring, cabinets, and trim
- Siding, windows, and doors after exterior damage
- Interior painting and finishing
- One company and one project manager for the whole job
- Insurance claim support
- A smooth handoff from the cleanup crew to the construction team
Related Restoration Services
More Restoration Services From TCM Restoration
Every rebuild starts with a cleanup. Our water, fire, and mold crews get the structure clean and dry, and our contents team protects your belongings until the rooms are finished.
Water Damage Restoration
New drywall and flooring only go in over a dry structure, so our water crews confirm the framing and subfloor are dry before the rebuild starts.
Water damage services →Fire and Smoke Damage
Smoke odor can stay in framing and insulation, so our fire crews clean and deodorize the structure before any new drywall goes up.
Fire damage services →Mold Remediation
If we find mold once the walls are open, our mold crews contain the area and remove the growth before construction continues, so new materials go in over clean framing.
Mold remediation →Contents Cleaning and Pack-Out
We pack out the furniture and belongings in the work area and store them at our facility, so they’re safe from dust and traffic until the rebuild is done.
Contents cleaning →Reviews
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Service Areas
Reconstruction Across Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley
Our Anchorage office plans rebuilds across Anchorage, Eagle River, Chugiak, and Girdwood, and our Palmer office handles repairs throughout the Mat-Su Valley, from Palmer and Wasilla to Big Lake and Willow.
Anchorage
Anchorage, Eagle River, Chugiak, JBER, and Girdwood
8535 Dimond D Cir Suite G
Anchorage, AK 99515
24/7 for Emergency Services
866-615-3717
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Palmer
Palmer, Wasilla, Big Lake, Houston, and the Mat-Su Valley
5856 E Shop Cir Suite A
Palmer, AK 99645
24/7 for Emergency Services
866-896-5339
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Restoration FAQs
Anchorage and Mat-Su Reconstruction FAQs
Will the repaired rooms look like the rest of my property?
Usually, yes. We blend new drywall into the surrounding texture and paint the whole wall or ceiling, since fresh paint can look different next to older paint. For flooring and cabinets, we look for your exact product first. If it’s been discontinued, we find the closest match, and for cabinets, a custom build in your style and finish may be an option.
Can you repair my roof after an ice dam or a fire?
Yes. Ice dam meltwater gets under the shingles and can soak the roof sheathing, insulation, vapor barrier, and the drywall below, so we replace what the water ruined from the roof deck down. After a fire, we tarp the roof first, then replace the burned rafters, sheathing, and roofing. If your roof has a history of ice dams, a waterproof ice barrier along the eaves helps keep the next ice dam from causing a leak.
Do you repair siding, windows, and doors too, or just the inside?
Both. When wind, water, or fire damages the outside of a building, we handle the exterior repairs along with the interior. After a fire at a three-story apartment building, for example, we rebuilt it inside and out.
How long does the rebuild take once the cleanup is done?
Anywhere from a week or two to several months, depending on how much has to be rebuilt. A single room with new drywall, flooring, and trim usually takes one to two weeks, and work across several rooms with a kitchen, bath, or new cabinets can take three to six weeks. Rebuilding after extensive structural damage can take several months. Your rebuild can also run longer while you wait on insurance approvals, permits and inspections, or materials.
Do you replace the insulation and vapor barrier when you rebuild the walls?
Yes, when the damage reached them. When an exterior wall has to be opened, we replace the damaged insulation and put the vapor barrier back the way the wall had it. In cold climates, walls are traditionally built with a plastic vapor barrier just behind the drywall, and gaps around outlets and pipes can let moist indoor air into the wall in winter, where it can condense and wet the insulation. That’s why we seal the barrier around outlets and pipes before the wall is closed up.
Non-Emergency Projects
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