Reconstruction & Repairs After Water, Fire or Mold Damage in Norcross, GA
The cleanup is done, or close to it, and the house is still open to the studs. Now the worry is the rebuild dragging from room to room, with no full estimate and no finish date. We put back what was removed, from framing and drywall to floors and cabinets, under one written scope you approve. Georgia requires a state contractor license for this work. We hold one.
- Written estimate before work starts
- Norcross office, serving Gwinnett & metro Atlanta
Real photos from our jobs
No stock photos. These are our crews on recent water, sewage and fire jobs around Atlanta.
Moisture readings 
Containment 
Flood cuts 
Fire damage 
HEPA air filtration 
Cleaning the framing 
Wet drywall removed 
HEPA vacuuming 
Fire tear-out 
Antimicrobial treatment 
Structural drying 
Removing wet materials 
Contents pack-out 
Dehumidifiers 
Full PPE 
Demo 
Ready for rebuild 
Opened for drying 
Detail cleaning 
Our equipment 
Debris hauled out 
Drying the cavities 
Basement cleanup 
Cleaned and dried 
On the job
Google Reviews
50 reviews, and every one is five stars.
“Reasonable price. Thank you Lamar for the professional good service. I recommend this company to anyone needing Restoration services.”
“Angie, Colin and the crew were absolutely AMAZING!!! I had a fire in my home and from beginning to end they helped me and…”
“Angie Givins was so helpful and nice. She helped out so much on my situation. Just cannot say enough nice things about her, she is the best.”
“A+ for responsiveness, constructive communication & professionalism.”
“Quick to respond and incredible to work with. Everyone was polite and professional from start to finish. Specific shout outs to Angie and Colin, both of whom made the process extremely easy!”
“They did a wonderful job! They stayed focus on the task at hand. Highly recommend them💗”
“I have had the pleasure of witnessing the professionalism from ASAP Restoration. The quality of the work was superb!…”
“Great service and incredibly friendly. Love Angie!!”
“I had a great experience with ASAP restoration. They worked extremely well, timely, respectfully, taking care of all. Special thank you for Colin and Rebeca always with an amazing attitude!”
“I can't recommend ASAP Restoration highly enough! After my basement flooded, they were a breath of fresh air during a…”
“Very nice. Worked very hard. I would use them again. Very friendly!”
“ASAP handles all of my items professionally and with care. They made a very stressful situation a little easier to get through. Everybody is very friendly and does their job well!!!”
“The workers came to my home and done the work very efficiently remove all debris and they were very professional. I would gladly use them again if the need arise”
“A great people who do things rightly. The service from this staff was professional and very helpful and timely.”
“The crew that I had was kind friendly and courteous. Rosie, Raphael, George and Cuilli if I ever had to pack and un pack I would request them. They are GREAT!!!”
“I highly recommend ASAP. They went over and beyond when my home flooded and they were very timely and efficient. I love…”
“Excelente trabajo, hicieron una demolición y limpieza impecable en mi casa, 100% recomendados”
“Packed, stored, and unpacked furniture during work to fix damaged floors. Handled everything carefully and were very professional.”
“I had a water heater leaking had to be replaced. This company came in removed damaged floors and faceboard. They had…”
“Asap restorations is amazing! We had a bad grease fire and they came through and cleaned EVERYTHING! They have helped our family greatly during this difficult time.”
“Angie and her team are TOP NOTCH! They were so considerate and did an amazing job. We had to pack out and pack in a…”
“As rental property manager of over 40 homes, I've used ASAP several times. Then, I unfortunately had a pipe break in my…”
“Had a very positive experience! They were prompt with their response & went over & above with their help, very friendly & super helpful. They make a bad experience a good one! Highly recommend their services!”
“ASAP is an EXCELLENT company. They were at my home within the hour to start drying out my home. They are very…”
Home still torn apart after damage? Get help from a team you can trust
If a room has been gutted and left sitting for weeks, you're not the only one dealing with this. Adjusters get behind. Drying crews pull their equipment. Then nobody explains the next step.
Start with a walkthrough. We'll look at what was removed, what still has to go back, and whether the space is dry enough to close up. No pressure. No contract on the spot. We work from our Norcross office across Gwinnett and metro Atlanta, and you can reach us 24/7.
Can we help put your home back together?
Probably. These are the calls we get most:
- A kitchen or bathroom gutted after a leak and left untouched while the claim crawls along
- Fire-damaged framing, ceilings and insulation after the soot cleanup
- Walls opened for mold removal that now need closing up
- A rebuild that stalled with another contractor, and a homeowner who wants it finished
- An adjuster who only wants to "patch and paint" when more came out
The work covers framing, insulation, drywall, paint, trim, flooring and cabinets. Our own crew does the drywall, flooring, cabinets, trim and paint, and our general contractor is on staff. Some rooms have their own pages: kitchen rebuilds, bathroom rebuilds, drywall and ceiling repair and flooring repair. If the space is still wet, it needs structural drying first.
What our reconstruction service includes
- Dry check. We confirm the framing and subfloor read dry and collect the drying logs before anything gets closed up. Closing a wet wall traps the problem inside it.
- Hazard check in older homes. Georgia EPD requires an asbestos inspection before renovation, and pre-1978 homes fall under lead-safe rules. We test before more demo.
- Line-item scope. Room by room, every item listed, written in the estimating format adjusters use.
- Permits and inspections. In Gwinnett, paint, flooring and cabinets are cosmetic and need no permit. Structural work does, and so does any plumbing, electrical or mechanical work. We pull those permits.
- Milestones. Rough-in, inspections, insulation, drywall, then finishes. You'll know which stage you're in.
- Final walkthrough. We walk every room with you, write up a punch list and close it out.
Licensed plumbing and electrical work goes to licensed plumbers and electricians we subcontract and schedule as part of the job, so you still deal with us.
Want someone to take a look?
- Written estimate before work starts
- Photos and records you can give your insurer
Who handles the cleanup, who handles the rebuild, and who approves the scope?
Three different jobs. The mitigation crew dries the house and removes what's ruined. The rebuild crew puts it back. Your insurer reviews the estimate and pays for covered work.
Trouble starts when those three groups work from different numbers. We keep the job tied to one written scope and compare it with the adjuster's estimate before work begins. If we open a wall and find rot nobody could see, or you decide to upgrade the tile, that becomes a written change order. You sign it before work continues. Nothing gets added to your bill on a phone call.
Who will arrive, and how we determine what needs attention
Your rebuild is run by our on-staff general contractor. Georgia requires a state license for residential or general contracting over $2,500, and trades like plumbing and electrical need their own licenses. The plumbers and electricians we bring in hold their own state licenses.
On the first visit, the lead measures each room, takes moisture readings in walls and subfloors before anything gets closed, and photographs what's there. In homes built before 1980, which includes a big share of DeKalb and in-town Atlanta, they'll check for asbestos and lead before any more demo. You get the photos and findings.
- IICRC-certified technicians
- Norcross office
- Hablamos español
Clear information about pricing, documentation and next steps
Cost depends on how many rooms are affected, whether framing or other structural work is involved, permits, the materials you pick, matching to undamaged areas and any code items. A one-room drywall-and-paint job and a fire rebuild across two floors are not the same job. Not even close.
Before work starts, you get a written, itemized scope and approve it. Upgrades are priced as their own line items so they stay separate from what insurance funds. For the claim, we provide the line-item estimate, photos, drying records, signed change orders and completion paperwork, which often matters for releasing held-back depreciation.
We can't promise what your policy pays, whether it covers matching or how long approvals take. Georgia has no matching statute, so your policy wording decides that. If insurance pays less than the invoice, you're responsible for the difference. That's why documentation matters, and why it helps to use a company that works claims with every major carrier, like we do.
Questions people ask us
Is the mitigation company supposed to do the rebuild too, or do I hire someone else?
Either works, and they're separate scopes on your claim. When the same company does both, the rebuild crew already knows what was removed and why, so there's less arguing over scope. If another company did the drying, we'll work from their logs and photos.
My contractor's estimate is higher than the adjuster's. What happens now?
That's common. We write a line-item estimate in the format most major carriers use and send it with the photos and drying records, so the adjuster can see each difference. The carrier decides what it pays. You'll know the gap before work starts.
Can I upgrade while the walls are open?
Yes. Better cabinets or a different floor go on a separate change order that you pay for, so the insurance-funded repair stays clean. Tell your adjuster what you're planning first.
The city says the repair has to meet current code. Will insurance pay for that?
Only if your policy has ordinance or law coverage, and it's capped. On many standard forms the limit is 10% of your dwelling coverage, and some policies leave it out. Check your declarations page, and we'll flag code items early so you can ask.
Why won't my mortgage company release the insurance check?
Lenders are often named on the check and release money in draws as the work passes milestones like framing or drywall. We can provide the progress photos and paperwork they ask for. Call your lender early to find out their process.
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Call about rebuilding your home today
Tell us what happened, whether the drying is finished, which rooms were affected and whether there's an open claim or an existing estimate. We'll tell you if it's a fit, check our schedule and set up the walkthrough.
- Written estimate before work starts
- Photos and records you can give your insurer