Residential Restoration and Reconstruction Services in North Georgia You Can Trust

Locally Trusted Restoration and Reconstruction Specialists
From water and storm damage to full interior reconstruction, we guide homeowners through the restoration process with clear communication, detailed documentation, and coordinated repairs — all handled under one roof.
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What We Look For During a Damage Inspection

Common Damage We Identify During a Professional Restoration Inspection

Many types of damage aren’t visible at first glance. During an inspection, we look for hidden moisture, structural impact, and secondary damage that can worsen if left unaddressed.
Flooded indoor concrete floor with water seeping under a wooden door frame into a room with partially removed flooring.
Water Intrusion & Moisture Damage
Leaks, burst pipes, or roof failures can allow water to spread behind walls and under flooring, often causing damage before it’s visible.
Ceiling corner with white crown molding showing water damage and brown stains.
Ceiling & Drywall Damage
Sagging ceilings, staining, and crumbling drywall are common signs of ongoing moisture or structural impact.
Partially removed floor tiles revealing damaged, darkened subfloor with exposed wiring near kitchen cabinets.
Flooring & Subfloor Damage
Water can soak into hardwood, carpet, and subflooring, leading to warping, mold growth, and long-term instability.
Close-up of wooden ceiling beams and planks showing dark water damage and mold in a basement or crawlspace.
Structural Wood Damage
Wet framing and decking can weaken structural components and must be properly dried or replaced.
Black mold growing on a white window corner and windowsill inside a house with condensation on the window glass.
Mold & Microbial Growth
Moist environments can lead to mold growth, impacting indoor air quality and requiring professional remediation.
Exposed dirt floor with debris and metal framing inside a construction or demolition site.
Hidden Secondary Damage
Damage often spreads beyond the original source, affecting insulation, wiring, and adjacent rooms.

What We Do When We Identify Damage

Finding damage doesn’t mean pressure or guesswork. Here’s how we guide you forward.
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Clear Documentation
We photograph and document everything we find so you can see exactly what’s happening — no surprises, no vague explanations.
Two men standing and talking in a living room with a gray sectional sofa, cluttered coffee table, standing fan, and various items on the floor.
Honest Recommendations
We explain what matters, what doesn’t, and your options moving forward — whether that’s repair, reconstruction, or monitoring.
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We Handle the Next Steps
If work is needed, we coordinate restoration, reconstruction, and insurance documentation so you’re not juggling multiple contractors or managing the process alone.
Early restoration is often the difference between a controlled repair and extensive reconstruction.
Partial Repair vs Full Reconstruction?

Do You Need Partial Repair vs Full Reconstruction?

Most homeowners don’t need full reconstruction — but knowing when it’s necessary matters.

Targeted Repairs Are Often Enough When:

Best when the structure is sound and damage is limited
Damage is isolated to specific rooms or areas
Materials can be safely dried and restored
Moisture intrusion is contained and recent
The affected area has usable life left
Structural framing is still sound
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Full Reconstruction Is Recommended When:

Best when long-term reliability and protection are the priority.
Damage is widespread or recurring
Multiple repairs have already been attempted
Structural components are compromised
Long-term safety and reliability are the priority
Materials cannot be safely dried or salvaged
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Basic plan

Our most popular plan for small teams.
$96per year
FEATURES
Everything in our free plan plus....
Access to basic features
Attend events
Basic reporting + analytics
Automatic updates
Up to 10 individual users
Backup your account
20GB individual data
Audit log and notes
Basic chat support
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Advanced features and reporting.
$192per year
FEATURES
Everything in our basic plan plus....
200+ integrations
Advanced custom fields
Advanced reporting
Audit log and data history
Up to 20 individual users
Backup your account
40GB individual data
Personalised service
Priority chat support
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We document what we find, explain both options clearly, and let you decide — no pressure.


Schedule a Free Damage Assessment
Here’s what to expect when you work with Bailey Roofing & Restoration — from damage assessment to full restoration.
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Schedule a Free Damage Assessment

Quick scheduling. No obligation.

Damage Assessment & Moisture Evaluation

We assess affected areas, moisture intrusion, materials, and structural conditions to understand the full scope of damage.

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Clear Options & Documentation

Photos, findings, and clear recommendations — repair, restoration, or full reconstruction if needed.

Restoration or Reconstruction Completed

We handle restoration, reconstruction, coordination, and cleanup — so you’re not juggling multiple contractors.

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Restoration & Reconstruction Questions, Answered

When your home is damaged, the hardest part is not knowing what comes next. These are the most common questions homeowners ask us about restoration and reconstruction — answered clearly, honestly, and without pressure.
What types of damage do you handle?

We handle water damage, storm damage, roof-related leaks, and full interior restoration and reconstruction — including drywall, flooring, trim, paint, structural repairs, and rebuilds when needed.

Do I need to call my insurance company first?

No. We recommend starting with an inspection. We’ll assess the damage, explain what’s going on, and help you understand whether filing an insurance claim makes sense before anything is submitted.

Will you work directly with my insurance company?

Yes. We regularly work with insurance adjusters, provide documentation, and help manage the process so homeowners aren’t left navigating insurance and repairs alone.

What happens after the inspection?

We walk you through the damage, outline repair and reconstruction options, and explain the next steps clearly — whether that involves insurance approval, mitigation, or rebuilding.

Can you handle both repairs and full reconstruction?

Yes. We manage the entire process — from initial damage and restoration through full reconstruction — so homeowners don’t have to coordinate multiple contractors.

How long does the restoration and reconstruction process take?

Timelines vary based on damage and insurance approval. Smaller projects may move quickly, while larger reconstruction takes more time. We set clear expectations and keep you informed throughout the process.

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