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Full-service restoration in Sioux Falls: water, fire, mold, storm, biohazard, and commercial restoration. Prompt scheduling. Call (605) 965-2727.

More About Our Services

When something goes wrong with a property — a burst pipe at 2 a.m., a kitchen fire, a basement full of standing water after a South Dakota storm — the last thing you want is to manage three different contractors. Crew Restoration & Construction handles the full arc of damage recovery: emergency mitigation, structural drying, demolition of unsalvageable material, and the rebuild that follows. We work with homeowners, commercial property managers, landlords, and multi-family operators across the Sioux Falls area.

Emergency restoration services

Some damage doesn’t wait for business hours, and the first 24–48 hours after a loss are often the ones that determine how much of a structure can be saved. Water damage restoration stops active intrusion, extracts standing water, and begins the drying process before secondary damage — warped subfloors, saturated wall cavities, the early stages of mold colonization — can take hold. Fire and smoke damage restoration addresses more than char: smoke residue penetrates drywall, ductwork, and soft goods, leaving an odor and a chemical film that standard cleaning won’t touch. Storm damage restoration is particularly relevant across the Great Plains, where hail, wind, and rapid freeze-thaw cycles can compromise roofing, siding, and building envelopes in a single event. Biohazard cleanup covers situations — sewage backups, trauma scenes, hazardous spills — where standard cleaning crews aren’t equipped to work safely. Each of these services has its own dedicated page with process details, timelines, and what to expect on-site.

Reconstruction and renovation

Mitigation gets the property stable; reconstruction gets it livable again. Once affected materials have been removed and the structure has been cleared, the rebuild phase begins — framing, drywall, insulation, flooring, cabinetry, painting, and finish work. Because Crew Restoration & Construction handles both sides of the process, there’s no handoff gap where a new contractor has to re-assess what the mitigation crew already documented. We also take on renovation and general contracting projects that aren’t damage-related, so if a loss reveals underlying issues worth addressing — outdated electrical, aging plumbing, a layout that never worked — those can be folded into the same scope of work.

Specialty services

Not every call is an emergency, and not every problem fits a standard category. Mold inspection and remediation is often needed after a slow leak goes undetected — the kind that shows up as a musty smell in a finished basement or discoloration behind drywall. Odor removal uses targeted treatment rather than masking agents, addressing the source rather than covering it. Board-up and tarping services secure a property immediately after fire, storm, or vandalism damage, preventing weather intrusion and unauthorized entry while the full restoration plan is developed.

The advantage of working with a single company across mitigation and reconstruction is a cleaner paper trail, consistent documentation for your insurance claim, and one point of contact from the first call to the final walkthrough. If you’re not sure which service applies to your situation, call (605) 965-2727 and describe what you’re seeing — we can help you figure out the right starting point.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work with both residential and commercial properties?
Yes. The work covers single-family homes, rental properties, multi-family buildings, retail spaces, office buildings, and light industrial facilities. The equipment and process scale to the size of the loss — a flooded apartment unit and a water-damaged warehouse require different drying strategies, and we handle both.
What's the difference between mitigation and reconstruction?
Mitigation is everything done to stop ongoing damage and stabilize the property: water extraction, structural drying, smoke cleaning, debris removal, and demolition of materials that can't be restored. Reconstruction is the rebuild — putting the structure back to a livable or usable condition with new materials and finish work. Most significant losses require both phases, and the documentation from mitigation directly informs the scope of the rebuild.
Do you handle insurance claims for all of your services?
We work with insurance carriers across all of the services we provide — emergency mitigation, reconstruction, and specialty services alike. We document the damage thoroughly with photos, moisture readings, and written scopes so your adjuster has what they need to process the claim. We recommend contacting us and your carrier as close to the time of loss as possible, since delays can complicate coverage conversations.

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