RECONSTRUCTION
Once evidence of the disaster has been eliminated, Lyon Restoration can begin the reconstruction and restoration process in your home or business. First, we assess the damage and note any areas where the walls, floors, or ceilings have been affected.
If water, fire, or mold has eaten away at these surfaces, they will need to be reinforced, replaced, or reconstructed. Next, we close off the affected area from the rest of the structure so that any smoke, hazardous chemicals, or mold doesn’t spread and make the problem a structure-wide disaster. Then we eliminate all debris and move the structure’s contents outside to assess whether they can be salvaged by cleaning. Next, we evaluate the structural safety and determine whether the condition of walls, floors, ceilings, and roof warrant repairs or replacement. Finally, we make necessary repairs and replacements, clean the construction mess, and move salvageable items back into the home / business.
Before we can begin, we must understand all of the risks and damage involved by thoroughly inspecting your home or business to find the damage that is visible, and what may be hidden to the naked eye.
Using moisture control sensors, and specially formulated tools, we can detect mold and water underneath floors, and behind walls. We scour your entire home or office from the highest roof shingle, to the smallest of cracks in the foundation.
"Your Home, Restored by Our Caring Denver Team"
Mold, smoke, and other airborne pathogens can easily be carried to other areas of your home or business. Our professional reconstruction and restoration crew partitions off the affected areas to ensure that any risky or toxic substances are confined to one area where they can be quickly and efficiently addressed. We seal off the area and use PPE to ensure that dangerous substances are not redistributed to other areas of your home or business.
Before Lyon Restoration can begin making repairs, we remove all damaged items, trash, and debris from your home or business. Depending on the type of materials, we follow local guidelines and regulations for disposal. Some items, such as cloth, leather, or furniture may be affected but salvageable, so these items will be cleaned separately and moved back in at a later step in the process.
Our expert team includes licensed contractors with a full understanding of building best practices. They evaluate the structural integrity of beams, columns, floors, walls, and roofs.
Once the structure has been evaluated, any necessary repairs will reinforce these structures, and if replacement is the only option, we can do that too. We then proceed to clean, deodorize, and sanitize the property before moving any salvageable items back into your home or business.
