Fire-Damaged Property Reconstruction in Cape Coral, FL | Fire Restoration & Repair
Trusted Cape Coral Fire Damage rebuilds homes, condos and commercial buildings through fire-damaged property reconstruction across Cape Coral, FL, from stamped plans and permits to the final walkthrough. One project manager stays with you the whole way, so the crew that scopes the damage is the same team that hands back the keys.
187 fire rebuilds since 2010 | NAHB Certified Graduate Remodeler on staff | 2022 Lee BIA Parade of Homes award | Florida DBPR Certified General Contractor
Your rebuild roadmap:
Phase | What happens | Typical time |
1. Scope and permits | Line-item scope with your adjuster, drawings, City of Cape Coral permit | 2 to 4 weeks |
2. Framing and rough-ins | Walls, roof, electrical, plumbing and HVAC, each inspected | 3 to 6 weeks |
3. Drywall and finishes | Insulation, drywall, cabinets, flooring, paint | 4 to 8 weeks |
4. Final inspection | Punch list, permit closeout, warranties and lien waivers | About 1 week |
Most single-family rebuilds wrap up in 3 to 5 months. Weekly photo reports land in your inbox every Friday.
Who pays for what
No deposit on insured losses. When your mortgage lender co-signs the claim check, we work with their draw schedule.
What rebuilds cost nationally
Our team puts the average kitchen rebuild at $26,945 and bathrooms near $12,146, while drywall goes for $1.50 to $3.50 per sq. ft. Your price comes from the line-item scope agreed with your adjuster.
In our experience, the smartest time to fix a layout problem is while the walls are already open, because moving a doorway or adding a bathroom during reconstruction costs a fraction of doing it later.
“After the fire, we had no idea where to start. Their project manager handled the adjuster, the permits and every inspection, and we used the rebuild to add a pool bath we’d wanted for years. We moved back in four months later to a better house than we lost.” — Steve and Maria K., Cape Coral
Reconstruction usually follows structural demolition after fire and fire-damaged material removal, with smoke-seal painting and encapsulation sealing any framing that stays.
Call our Cape Coral dispatch any hour or book a free rebuild walkthrough online, and we’ll meet you and your adjuster on site.

Residential and commercial fire damage reconstruction rebuilds walls, roofs, electrical, plumbing and finishes so a Cape Coral home or business meets today’s wind-load rules instead of the code it was built under decades ago.
Our reconstruction team installs Simpson Strong-Tie hurricane ties at every truss and specifies windows and doors carrying Florida Product Approval numbers.
Homeowners finish the job with a fresh OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation inspection, which many Florida insurers use to calculate premium discounts.

Complete building and partial property reconstruction after fire covers everything from rebuilding one burned bedroom wing to raising a new structure on the original slab.
Trusted Cape Coral Fire Damage ties new work into existing block walls with epoxy-set rebar dowels, then applies termite pretreatment along new slab edges as Florida Building Code Section 1816 requires.
Seamless tie-ins keep old and new sections moving together in a storm, and owners get one finished building rather than an obvious patch.

Whole-house, apartment building, condominium, and multifamily property reconstruction after fire often splits responsibility between parties, especially in condos where Florida Statute 718.111(11) assigns the building structure to the association policy and interior finishes to unit owners.
Our project managers track every line item by who pays for it, then sequence shared walls, roofs and corridors before unit interiors.
Associations, owners and tenants see one schedule, which keeps residents from waiting on a neighbor’s claim to move back in.

Office building, retail property, restaurant, and hotel reconstruction after fire focuses on getting a business back to a certificate of occupancy from the City of Cape Coral as fast as code allows.
Our commercial build-back team reinstalls kitchen hoods to NFPA 96 clearances and rebuilds hotel rooms to franchise brand standards.
Office and retail spaces come back to the original lease specs, so tenants return to the layout they signed for.

Healthcare facility, school, warehouse, industrial building, and historic building reconstruction after fire answers to outside reviewers beyond the local building department.
Trusted Cape Coral Fire Damage submits licensed healthcare rebuilds for Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) plan review and follows FM Global property loss prevention data sheets when warehouse insurers require them.
On historic structures, our preservation carpenters match original millwork and window profiles under the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation, protecting the building’s character and any tax credit eligibility.

Kitchen, bathroom, and garage reconstruction after fire targets the rooms where many house fires start, and the NFPA ranks cooking as the leading cause of U.S. home fires.
Our fire damage reconstruction crews lay out kitchens using National Kitchen & Bath Association clearance guidelines and waterproof new showers with Schluter-Kerdi membrane.
Between the garage and the living space, the crew hangs a solid-core, self-closing door that slows any future fire’s spread.
Owners often come out with a safer, better-planned room than the one they lost.
Our project manager walks the property with your adjuster and builds a line-item scope in Symbility. We agree on every line before any work starts.
Our in-house drafter produces permit drawings, and we submit them to the City of Cape Coral Building Division through its online permit portal.
Our framers rebuild walls and roof systems, then licensed electrical, plumbing and HVAC subcontractors complete rough-ins. We schedule each city inspection before closing walls.
Our crew installs R-38 attic insulation, hangs drywall and completes finishes. We match textures, trim profiles and paint colors to untouched rooms.
Our project manager walks the finished property with the owner and builds a punch list. We then close the permit and hand over warranties and final lien waivers.
Fire reconstruction rarely comes as one number, because every room carries its own trades and materials. Angi puts the average kitchen rebuild at $26,945, with cabinets alone ranging from $2,000 to more than $28,000, while bathrooms average closer to $12,146 according to Angi and HomeAdvisor data.
Older Cape Coral homes often cost more to rebuild than their square footage suggests, since current code brings new hurricane connectors, impact-rated openings and higher insulation levels. Hidden damage behind walls and finish matching across undamaged rooms also push totals up.
Reconstruction Item | Typical Cost |
|---|---|
Kitchen rebuild | $14,589 to $41,559 (avg. $26,945) |
Kitchen rebuild per sq. ft. | $75 to $250 |
Kitchen cabinets | $2,000 to $28,000+ |
Bathroom rebuild | $6,648 to $17,645 (avg. $12,146) |
Drywall installation | $1.50 to $3.50 per sq. ft. |
Ceiling texture | $1 to $2 per sq. ft. |
Electrician labor | $50 to $100 per hour |
Trusted Cape Coral Fire Damage prices every rebuild from a line-item scope agreed with your adjuster, since no two fire losses leave the same damage behind.
One project manager answers every call from the first framing nail through the final walkthrough, so owners never chase updates across trades.
Every Friday, owners receive photos and a written update showing what finished that week and what comes next.
Contracts carry a target completion date, and our project managers flag any change order that would move it before work begins.
Our Cape Coral warehouse holds drywall, framing lumber and trim, so crews keep working when supply houses run short after hurricanes.
Yes. Our project managers price upgrades separately from covered repairs, so Cape Coral owners pay only the difference for items like quartz counters, impact windows or a larger shower.
Yes. Our project manager meets your adjuster on site, agrees on a line-item scope and submits supplements for hidden damage found once walls open.
Trusted Cape Coral Fire Damage does. Our team prepares drawings, submits them to the City of Cape Coral Building Division and schedules every inspection through final sign-off.
No. Most policies pay to restore what you had, and you can change the layout or finishes as long as you cover any added cost.
ALE, often called Coverage D, pays reasonable extra costs while your home is unlivable, such as hotel or rental bills, extra mileage and higher food costs above your normal budget.
It depends on the lot value, the insurance payout and how attached you are to the neighborhood. A rebuild estimate and an as-is valuation side by side make the choice much clearer.
Trusted Cape Coral Fire Damage meets you and your adjuster on site to scope the rebuild line by line. Call any hour to set up the walkthrough.
