Water Damage Repair and Restoration

Insurance work lives or dies on documentation. Moisture maps, photo logs, and scopes written in adjuster format come with every water damage job — so the claim settles on evidence, not argument.

What's included

• Moisture mapping and damage assessment
• Controlled demolition of affected materials
• Structural drying verification before closing walls
• Mold-remediation coordination with certified specialists
• Plumbing repairs at the source of loss
• Drywall, insulation, flooring, and finish reconstruction
• Insurance documentation support — photos, scopes, and invoices
• Complete rebuilds after major loss

Why homeowners pick Ofir

• Documented, insurance-ready rebuilds after leaks and floods.
• Free written estimates with clear scopes, across our service area.
• Licensed and accountable — CSLB #1036242, verify us at cslb.ca.gov.
• One contract for design, permits, every trade, and the final walkthrough.
• Permits and inspections handled in-house by our own office.

Signs it's time to call

• A stain keeps returning on the same ceiling spot
• A musty smell lingers weeks after a spill or flood
• The area dried on its own — and you're not sure how far the water reached
• You're reopening a claim and need documentation that holds up

How the project runs

1. 1

   Emergency walkthrough and moisture documentation

2. 2

   Scoped estimate aligned to your insurance adjuster's format

3. 3

   Demolition, source repair, and verified drying

4. 4

   Reconstruction and finishes with a final walkthrough

Timeline: Emergency dry-out starts within days; reconstruction length follows how far the water traveled and how long it sat. Verified moisture readings — not the calendar — decide when walls close.

Getting ready: Water damage calls need speed more than prep: if it's safe, shut off the source, keep people out of wet electrical areas, and have your claim number handy. We take it from there — documentation, drying, and the rebuild.

How we price Water Damage Repair — and stand behind it

Every Water Damage Repair project starts with a free site visit and a written estimate: scope, line items, material allowances, and a calendar built from what we actually saw on your property — not a number guessed over the phone. The document says plainly what is included and what is not, so the only surprises are the pleasant kind. Change orders show up when you change the scope; if we overlooked something during our own walkthrough, correcting it is on us. Payment follows completed milestones rather than large up-front sums — California caps residential deposits at 10% or $1,000, and our contracts hold to that to the dollar. When the work is finished we walk it with you room by room against the written scope, close out the permit record, and leave the site clean. After move-in, one phone call reaches the same office that ran your project — the people who wrote the estimate answer the phone, not a new estimator starting from zero.

Related services: Roofing Services · Bathroom Remodeling — Roofing Services and Bathroom Remodeling often share a scope with Water Damage Repair on the same job, so combining them keeps one contract, one crew, and one calendar.