Rebuilding after flood and fire
in Greater Montréal.

Metrospec Construction handles the rebuilding stage of an insurance-related property loss, after emergency response and remediation are complete. We work with property owners, insurers and adjusters on the reconstruction of damaged residential and commercial interiors.

Depending on the affected areas, the work can include drywall and wall replacement, flooring, cabinetry, carpentry, painting and finishing. The reconstruction scope should reflect the damage and the work required to return the space to use. Insurance coverage and claim decisions remain with the insurer; the construction work is a separate part of the recovery process.

Metrospec Construction provides water damage cleanup, water extraction, drying and restoration after floods, leaks and other water-related disasters. Our trained technicians use professional equipment to address the affected areas in homes and commercial properties. Once the property is ready, we rebuild damaged walls, floors, cabinetry and finishes.

A kitchen, bathroom or living area may require several connected trades rather than a single surface repair. Our role is to rebuild those spaces after the moisture problem and remediation needs have been addressed. Emergency water removal and drying belong to the earlier response phase carried out before reconstruction.

Metrospec Construction provides fire damage cleanup, restoration and reconstruction for residential and commercial properties across Greater Montréal. From assessing the affected rooms through restoration and rebuilding, our team plans the work around the damage and the needs of the property.

The extent of reconstruction depends on the condition of the affected rooms and the agreed scope of work. Some interiors need selected components replaced; others require more extensive rebuilding. Fire cleanup, soot removal and remediation precede this stage. We keep the reconstruction needs of owners, insurers and adjusters in view as the property moves toward everyday use again.

Residential reconstruction brings damaged living spaces back into use after a property loss. Metrospec Construction rebuilds affected rooms and interior components, including drywall, flooring, cabinetry, carpentry, paint and finishing details. Work may involve a single room or several connected areas of a home.

Kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces each have different reconstruction needs. The scope follows the damage and the components that have been removed during remediation. Our focus is the rebuilding stage after the property has been stabilized, helping homeowners understand which spaces and finishes form part of their reconstruction project.

Commercial reconstruction addresses damaged business premises after emergency response and remediation. Metrospec Construction rebuilds affected interior spaces, including walls, floors, cabinetry, carpentry and finishes, for commercial property owners and managers.

A commercial loss can affect working areas, shared spaces and the way a property is used. The reconstruction scope needs to identify the damaged components and the work required to make those spaces usable again. We work with owners, insurers and adjusters around the reconstruction needs of the property. Access, occupancy and scheduling requirements should be discussed for each project.

Kitchen reconstruction after loss can involve much more than replacing a damaged cabinet. Once remediation is complete, the affected space may need drywall, flooring, cabinetry, trim, paint and other finishes rebuilt together. Metrospec Construction handles these interior reconstruction components as part of the wider recovery project.

Similar work can extend to bathrooms and adjoining rooms where damage or material removal crosses room boundaries. The scope should identify which components can remain and which need replacement. Conventional renovation requests can also be discussed, while post-loss and insurance reconstruction remain the primary focus of Metrospec Construction.

Floodwater can contaminate valuable electronic and electrical equipment with dirt, debris and moisture, interrupting everyday life and business operations. Alongside the property rebuild, our electronics restoration service addresses equipment that may be recoverable rather than automatically treating every affected item as a replacement.

Professional assessment determines what can be cleaned, dried, repaired and tested before a return to service. Recoverability depends on the equipment, contamination and extent of damage; some components will require replacement. Discuss affected equipment with us and your insurer so restoration options can be considered as part of your flood recovery.

Floods and fires do not follow business hours. Metrospec Construction provides emergency service 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Our team assesses the damage and identifies the immediate restoration needs so the recovery can begin.

For a home or business affected by water or fire, the response starts with the conditions on site. We develop a plan suited to the property, the damage and the people who depend on the space. Call 514-333-2403 for emergency assistance.

Metrospec Construction identifies, assesses and removes mould in residential and commercial properties. Our services include air sampling and analysis, mould testing and spore identification to understand the conditions in the affected areas.

These findings guide the remediation work and help address mould concerns before rebuilding enclosed walls or finishing affected rooms. Mould services form part of our broader support for properties recovering from water damage and other disasters.

Metrospec Construction provides crack injection and foundation crack repair across Greater Montréal. Cracks can allow water infiltration and affect the condition of a property, making their repair an important part of addressing water-related damage.

We assess the affected areas and plan repairs appropriate to the foundation and the problem identified. Where water has entered a basement or damaged interior spaces, foundation repairs and restoration needs can be considered alongside the reconstruction scope.