Remediate RenovationBay Area and Dallas–Fort Worth · 24/7, a person answers (281) 671-7777
Reme, the Remediate mascot, made of oak for the rebuild

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About Remediate Renovation

We are a restoration and remodeling company in the San Francisco Bay Area and Dallas–Fort Worth. When water, fire, smoke or mold damages a home, we stop the damage, dry and clean what can stay, and rebuild. We also build kitchens, bathrooms, ADUs and additions. One phone number covers all of it, and a person answers it day and night.

Restore, then rebuild

What does Remediate Renovation do?

We do both halves of one job. The first half is restoration: water mitigation and emergency water removal, mold remediation, fire and smoke cleanup, and air duct cleaning. The second half is the rebuild: reconstruction once the damage is handled, and construction and remodeling on its own, from a kitchen island to a second story.

Most homeowners meet a restoration company on a bad day and a builder weeks later. Between the two, the house can sit open, the drying notes get lost, and the owner tells the whole story again to someone new. We work as one company for both halves so that does not happen: the company that measured the wet wall is the company that closes it up, and the photos, readings and notes from the first visit carry straight into the rebuild.

Each service has its own page with the questions people ask about it: water damage mitigation, mold remediation, fire and smoke cleanup, air duct cleaning, rebuild after damage and construction and remodeling.

How we work

How a job runs, from the first call to the rebuild

  1. You call, a person answers

    We answer 24/7, nights and weekends included. Tell us what happened and which rooms it reached. If you would rather write, the contact page reaches the same company.

  2. Readings before decisions

    On the first visit we take moisture readings and measurements and photograph every room as we find it, before anything is moved. The readings decide what stays and what comes out.

  3. Stop it and dry it

    Water comes out, wet material that cannot be saved is removed, and the structure is dried until the readings say dry. After mold, everything the mold touched is replaced with new material.

  4. The estimate

    We write an itemized, line-item estimate in Xactimate, the industry's standard estimating format, and send it to your adjuster with the photos and readings.

The rebuild, by the same company

Drywall, insulation, floors, cabinets, counters and paint go back. If you want to change the layout or the finishes while the room is open, design is included and we handle the permits and plans. Upgrades you choose are priced separately from the covered repair.

A finished room and a written warranty

The job closes with the room back in use, not with a list of leftovers for another trade. Our work carries a written warranty. Its terms are set in each job's contract, because they depend on the job.

A real job

One finished job, start to finish: a Fremont floor

The clearest way to see how we work is one job followed from the first reading to the finished floor. In a Fremont home, a hardwood floor with an inlay border looked dry from above. Under the boards, our meter went to the top of its scale.

Inside plastic walls that closed the work area off from the rest of the house, the wet hardwood and the subfloor under it came out, down to the slab. There was mold under the floor; it came out with the wet wood. Air movers ran over the open slab, and we kept taking readings before anything was closed up. Then new hardwood went in with the inlay border laid again, and the counter beside it got a new countertop and backsplash, with the cabinets wrapped while that work finished.

Every stage is on the Fremont hardwood floor and kitchen page, with the photos from the job. More cleared jobs are in our work. We show a job only after its owner has cleared it for the site, and the job photos there come from our own jobs.

Insurance

How do you document the loss for an insurance claim?

We document the damage the way an adjuster reads it: photos of every room as we find it, moisture readings, measurements, and a line-item estimate in Xactimate, the industry's standard estimating format. We send that estimate to your adjuster and answer their questions about our scope. The claim and the settlement stay between you and your insurer.

For the covered repair you pay only your deductible, and your insurer pays us the rest directly, so you don't pay us up front for that work. We are an approved vendor with many insurance companies. Upgrades you choose are priced separately. The full picture is on working with your insurance company.

The people behind the number

Who you deal with at Remediate

When you call (281) 671-7777, a person picks up, at any hour. That same number stays yours from the first walk-through to the finished room, so you are not handed from a cleanup crew to a separate builder halfway through.

One company keeps your file. The first-visit photos, the moisture readings and the estimate are what the rebuild works from, so nobody has to rediscover what was behind the wall or ask you to explain the damage twice. When you write to info@remediaterenovation.com, it reaches the same company.

On a Texas mold job, one role sits outside our company on purpose. The mold assessment is done by an independent licensed mold assessor, and we never assess and remediate the same Texas project. The person who decides what has to come out is not the person paid to take it out.

Where we work

Where we work: the Bay Area and Dallas–Fort Worth

We work in two regions, and we come to the house in both. There is no storefront to visit.

San Francisco Bay Area

The Bay Area hub explains what the region's rain season, older housing, faults and flood maps do to a house, and links every Bay Area city we have written a page for from our own jobs there.

Dallas–Fort Worth

We worked across Dallas–Fort Worth in earlier years and are reopening there. The Dallas–Fort Worth hub covers the region and links its city pages, each written for that city.

Our limits

What we never do

What you get

What you can count on when you hire us

FAQ

Questions people ask about Remediate

Is someone available right now, at night or on a weekend?

Yes. Our line is open 24/7, and a person answers at night and on weekends too. Call (281) 671-7777, tell us what happened and which rooms it reached, and we plan the first visit from there. The first consultation and quote are free, for restoration and for remodeling.

Why doesn't Google Maps show your address?

We are a service-area business: we come to your home, and there is no storefront to visit. That is why our profile shows the areas we serve, the San Francisco Bay Area and Dallas–Fort Worth, instead of a street address. You reach us by phone at (281) 671-7777 or by email at info@remediaterenovation.com.

Will you measure and document moisture until everything is dry?

Yes. We take moisture readings before we move anything, keep taking them while the drying equipment runs, and dry until the readings say dry, not until a date on the calendar. The readings go into the job file with the photos and the line-item estimate, so the record shows the structure was dry before anything was closed up.

Don't Wait—Call Remediate.

Talk to the company that will do the work

Tell us what happened, or what you want to build. We come out and look at it, then give you a plan and a free quote.

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