Rebuild in Long Beach, by the crew that dried it
SOS Restoration of Long Beach carries the second half under one roof. The crew that dried your house frames it, boards it, paints it, and resets the floor. No handoff to a stranger. One written figure, settled first. Call (657) 660-4185.
day or night, by somebody who can send a crew
from the first wet hour to the last coat of paint
covered by crews that work Los Angeles County every day
IICRC #70194273
Why one company for both halves?
Because the gap between two companies is where jobs stall.
Hand a dried house to a separate contractor and you own the argument between them. We do not split it. The people who opened the wet wall are the people who close it.
What does the rebuild actually cover?
Framing to finish: board, texture, paint, floors, cabinets, trim.
Whatever came out to dry the house goes back. It runs under one state license, CSLB #1131134, so a single crew owns the result from stud to baseboard.
Do most damaged homes in Long Beach need rebuilding?
How is the price set?
As one written total in dollars, agreed before a saw moves.
California contract law requires a home improvement job to carry its full figure in the signed contract. So a rebuild is never sold by the hour. The rebuild cost page covers that figure, and the rate card the hourly half.
Who signs off at the end?
The city inspector, not us; we build to what they pass.
Permits and final sign-off belong to Long Beach Building and Safety. We pull what the work needs and build to code, so the inspection is a formality, not a fight.
What happens when it is done?
A finished room, a closed permit, and one folder for all of it.
Same crew, same paperwork, start to finish. Ask the dispatcher what it would take to rebuild your rooms.
Which Long Beach rebuilds do you turn down?
Elective upgrades. Changing a room by choice is a remodeler’s job.
We put back what the loss took, the way it was, on the carrier’s paper. Starting from a fresh drawing is another trade’s morning and a different contract.
Can my own contractor rebuild my Long Beach home?
Yes, and plenty do. The drying file goes with you either way.
You keep the readings, the photographs and the written scope. Whoever closes the wall works from the same paper we would have used ourselves.
Section 7159 of the state code gives you 3 days to cancel what you signed.
Ready for whatever the house threw at you
Water damage
Mold
Fire & smoke
Storm damage
Sewage cleanup
The cities we drive to for this work
We rebuild in Long Beach and in the Los Angeles County cities around it. Each city page says what its houses are made of, which is what decides how a rebuild goes.
Rather write it than talk? Leave it here and we call you back.
The number is the part that matters. The rest just tells us which crew to send and how far up the road they are going.
The rebuild is where a botched handoff shows, so keep it under one roof.