Reconstruction and repairs
The part many mitigation companies hand off. We keep cleanup and rebuilding connected so you are not starting over with a second contractor after the damaged material comes out.
The handoff is where most people get stuck
A mitigation company can dry your house, remove damaged material, and finish its part while the building is still far from finished. At that point many owners are left finding a general contractor, collecting bids, coordinating trades, and explaining the loss again from the beginning.
Keeping mitigation and reconstruction connected gives the repair team the documentation and context from the loss, while giving you one company to coordinate the sequence from damaged assembly to finished room.
One company, one repair scope, and one point of contact from mitigation through the rebuild.
Not every rebuild starts the same way
After our mitigation
After another mitigation company
Owner-selected upgrades
What we rebuild
How the rebuild works
- 01
Scope and estimate
Once mitigation is complete and the structure is ready, we write a detailed room-by-room repair scope and estimate.
- 02
Agreement on the work
We walk the scope with you, identify any insurer-reviewed items separately from owner-selected upgrades, and make changes visible before work begins.
- 03
Schedule
You get the sequence and expected duration. Restoration rebuilds move through rough trades, insulation, drywall, paint, flooring, fixtures, and finish work in a deliberate order.
- 04
Build
Our crew and regular trade partners complete the approved scope, with one company coordinating the work instead of leaving that coordination to you.
- 05
Walkthrough
We walk the finished work with you, document punch-list items, and close out the project after the agreed scope has been reviewed.
Keep covered repairs and elective changes separate
When reconstruction follows a covered property loss, the policy may pay for eligible repair or replacement work according to its terms, limits, deductible, and valuation method. Optimus does not determine what your insurer owes.
Elective upgrades are normally owner-paid. We price those separately so you can see what belongs to the restoration scope and what you are choosing to improve.
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