Interior Restoration

Putting the inside right after the water gets in

Drywall, ceilings, insulation, trim and paint, restored to match what was there before the leak.

Overview

One contractor stops the water and rebuilds the room it damaged.

We handle both ends of the same job. Stopping the water is the roofing work; making the room look as though it never happened is the restoration work. Having one contractor do both means nobody is waiting on anybody else, and no one is arguing about where the roofing scope ended.

Restoration is also where insurance claims get won or lost. Interior damage is usually the most visible part of a loss, and documenting it properly, before anything is torn out, matters as much as the repair itself.

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What we do

What we put back

Ceilings and drywall

Cut out what is compromised, replace it, and finish and texture it to match the surrounding surface.

Insulation

Wet insulation does not dry and recover. It is removed and replaced.

Trim and millwork

Casing, baseboard and crown replaced and refinished to match the existing profile.

Paint

Primed and repainted so the repair does not read as a patch.

The Cornerstone difference

Why it matters who does it

Cause and effect together

The leak and the damage it caused are one job. We fix both rather than handing half of it on.

Documented before demolition

Photographed and written up before anything comes out, while the evidence still exists.

Matched, not patched

Texture, profile and finish matched to the room, so the repair disappears.

Contained work area

Dust control and protection for the rest of the house while we work.

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How it goes

01

Assess

We find the source, then trace how far the water actually traveled, which is usually further than the stain.

02

Document

Photographs and a written scope of the interior damage, before anything is removed.

03

Stop the water

The roof or envelope repair comes first. There is no point in restoring into an active leak.

04

Remove and dry

Compromised material out, the cavity dried, and the structure checked before we close it up.

05

Rebuild and finish

Drywall, texture, trim and paint, matched to the room.

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Good to know

Interior Restoration: questions & answers

Do you handle the roof repair and the interior work?

Yes. That is the point of doing it this way. One contractor for the cause and the damage, so nothing falls between two trades.

Will this go through my insurance?

Often, where the damage comes from a covered event like a storm. We document the interior damage properly and will meet the adjuster on site.

Can you match my existing ceiling texture?

In most cases, yes. We’ll tell you honestly at the walkthrough if a full-surface refinish would give a better result than a patch.

How soon should I call after a leak?

As soon as you can. Wet material left in place causes more damage than the original water did, and the sooner it comes out, the smaller the repair.

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Interior Restoration across the Front Range.

The same crew, materials and warranty in every town we serve. Yours has its own page; if it is not listed, call (719) 600-7852 and ask.

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