Kitchen Remodeling - Water Damage

 Imagine you came back from a vacation and discovered your kitchen was flooded and part of it was ruined! 

Your insurance might cover part of it but here’s the catch... the insurance will pay to replace only the part of the kitchen that was damaged. How can only one section of the kitchen have new cabinets and counter top? How will it match the rest of the old kitchen?

  When you have water damage in the kitchen and depends on how long the water was running here is what you should expect:

1. Damage to the sub floor (the wood boards under the tiles/hardwood/Vinyl). The kitchen floor will become soft soft and sink under your body weight or rotted and needs to be replaced and of course, the finished layer as well if it’s ceramic tiles, wood or Vinyl. Could be structural damage due to the weakening of the floor joists.

2. Damage to the cabinets affected by the water. Discoloration, wet spots and the bottom of the cabinet are rotted and/or soft.

3. Damage to the adjacent walls affected by the water. Could be structural damage due to weakening of the studs.

4. Mold and/or Black Mold. Where ever there's humidity and proper surface such as wood, paper, textile and so on mold can grow within 48 hours and left untreated long enough can cause you serious health issues.

The problem is in most cases the insurance will not pay for the mold remediation (The professional process of removing mold and preventing it from growing again) or to replace the kitchen section that wasn’t directly damaged. Naturally in such cases you didn’t anticipate you will need to pocket out thousands of dollars and it puts a dent in your budget and cash flow.

  The Solution:

We can help in communicating with the insurance company, replacing only the damaged parts or remodel the kitchen completely by designing and installing your new kitchen. We offer financing and payment plans that can fit most pockets.

Call us today for a FREE consultation with no obligation. We are at your service. 310-404-7266 or Email to JackfromLA@yahoo.com