Reconstruction Services in Conroe and Greater Houston

Mitigation stops the damage. Reconstruction is what actually gives you your property back. For most homeowners, it is also the longest phase of a loss and the one where the process most often breaks down, because the company that dried the structure is usually not the company rebuilding it.

Dri-Tex Restoration handles reconstruction across Conroe, Montgomery County, and the greater Houston area, as a continuation of the same job rather than a handoff to a new contractor.

Why We Do the Rebuild Ourselves

Dri-Tex began as a remodeling company. We added restoration capability in-house rather than referring that work out, which means reconstruction is not a secondary service we grew into. It is the work we started with.

The practical difference shows up in three places. The scope stays consistent, because the people who documented the damage are the people rebuilding it. There is no gap in the timeline while you find and schedule a general contractor. And the finish quality reflects a builder's standards rather than a mitigation crew's approximation of them.

What Reconstruction Includes

Structural repair. Framing, subfloor, and decking replacement where materials were removed or compromised.

Drywall and insulation. Replacement, texture matching, and finish to match existing surfaces.

Flooring. Hardwood, engineered, laminate, tile, and carpet, matched to existing material where possible.

Cabinetry and countertops. Replacement and reinstallation, including detaching and resetting fixtures where materials beneath require removal.

Trim, doors, and millwork. Baseboards, casing, crown, interior doors, and finish carpentry.

Paint and finish. Full finish work to return the space to pre-loss condition or better.

Exterior reconstruction. Siding, soffit, fascia, and roofing where the loss extended to the envelope.

Reconstruction After Different Loss Types

Water losses typically require subfloor, drywall, insulation, flooring, and cabinetry work concentrated in the affected area, with careful attention to matching existing finishes.

Fire losses involve the most extensive reconstruction, often including framing, complete interior rebuild, and systems work, alongside the odor considerations that affect material selection.

Storm losses usually combine envelope reconstruction with interior repair where water entered.

Insurance and Scope

We document the pre-loss condition, the materials removed, and the reconstruction scope, keeping the record consistent from the first moisture reading through the final walkthrough. A single continuous scope is easier for an adjuster to evaluate than two separate scopes from two separate companies.

Call Dri-Tex Restoration

Dri-Tex Restoration is IICRC certified, firm #70007514, licensed under TDLR #RC01533, with over 20 years of combined industry experience.

To discuss reconstruction after a water, fire, or storm loss, call (936) 324-0006 or request an estimate at dri-tex.com.