# Property Reconstruction | Plan Your Repairs | Los Angeles, CA > Rebuild after water, fire or mold damage in Los Angeles. Two Eagles coordinates drywall, flooring, cabinetry and finish repairs. Discuss your reconstruction plan. - Home - svg]:size-4" data-astro-cid-7eu3w7tp="true" data-slot="breadcrumb-separator"> - Services - svg]:size-4" data-astro-cid-7eu3w7tp="true" data-slot="breadcrumb-separator"> - Reconstruction in Los Angeles # RECONSTRUCTION IN LOS ANGELES Cleanup is only part of recovery. Our restoration and construction team follows through with the repairs that make a damaged property usable again. svg]:px-4 [&_svg:not([class*='size-'])]:size-4.5 button gold" href="tel:+13107765373" data-astro-cid-7eu3w7tp="true" data-slot="button"> Call (310) 776-5373 Request a callback 5.0 / 5 on Google Read 53 customer reviews IICRC & ACAC professionals View our qualifications 200+ homes restored and repaired Meet the team behind the work Restoration process Planning the work Assessing the damage Common questions Request help ## FROM CLEANUP. TO COMPLETE REPAIRS. Reconstruction connects the emergency work to the finished property. We use the documented damage and agreed repair scope to plan the next phase, coordinate trades, and keep you informed about sequencing. Our owner-driven approach means accountability continues beyond the cleanup. ## WHAT WE CAN HELP WITH - Repair scope and estimating - Demolition and damaged-material removal - Drywall and flooring repairs - Cabinetry, painting and finish work - Final walkthrough and scope review Discuss the damage ## A closer look at the work. A bathroom opened to its framing and subfloor. View full photo Containment separating a work area from adjoining rooms. View full photo Hardwood flooring in a bedroom and closet. View full photo ## HOW YOUR RESTORATION WORKS. Each property sets the scope. These are the stages we discuss when planning your reconstruction project. - 01 ### Review the damage and repair scope We connect the findings from mitigation or remediation with the repairs still needed. The estimate defines the agreed work and materials, giving you a clear starting point for reconstruction rather than treating cleanup and repairs as unrelated projects. - 02 ### Prepare the property for repairs Damaged-material removal and demolition are planned around the repair scope. We coordinate the sequence and explain any work needed before finishes can be installed. When asbestos abatement is required, we coordinate it through qualified subcontractors. - 03 ### Complete building repairs and finishes Our reconstruction work can include drywall, flooring, cabinetry, painting and finish work. We coordinate the people involved and keep you informed about the sequence, including how one trade or material choice affects the next stage. - 04 ### Walk through the completed scope A final walkthrough gives you a chance to review the agreed work with our team. We discuss the completed repairs and any remaining scope items so the project closes with a shared understanding of what has been done. ### Plan materials, sequencing and budget together The extent of damage, agreed finishes, material availability and any required approvals affect the reconstruction plan. We use the repair scope to explain the estimate and sequence of work. Changes to materials or scope should be discussed before they affect the next phase. ### Repairs for homes and managed buildings For a home, discuss which spaces need repair and any finish selections that matter to you. For a managed or commercial building, identify the decision-makers, affected areas and access requirements. Clear contacts and an agreed scope help coordinate the trades throughout reconstruction. Restoration for commercial properties PROPERTY OWNER GUIDE From cleanup to reconstruction: what comes next? RELATED RESTORATION SERVICE Water mitigation before reconstruction RELATED RESTORATION SERVICE Fire restoration before repairs RELATED RESTORATION SERVICE Wildfire recovery and reconstruction planning ## Understanding the damage. ### Turn the mitigation record into a room-by-room repair plan Once cleanup has identified the damaged materials, the next question is what it will take to restore the affected space. A room-by-room scope can distinguish the drywall and trim removed for access, the flooring that needs replacement and the cabinetry or finishes included in the repairs. Bring any existing mitigation documents, estimates and finish preferences to the conversation. We connect the documented loss to the proposed reconstruction rather than assuming that every room needs the same work. Areas still awaiting assessment or source repairs need to be identified before the repair sequence is settled. ### Make finish selections before they hold up the work Flooring, cabinet details, paint and trim choices can affect both the estimate and the order of work. Tell us which existing finishes you want to retain and where a matching repair matters. Product availability and the condition of surrounding materials may affect the available options; an exact match should not be assumed before review. Separate damage-related repairs from any additional changes you would like to discuss. That distinction helps everyone understand what the original restoration scope includes. If a selection or newly exposed condition changes the proposed work, clarify its effect on cost and sequencing before the next phase proceeds. ### Coordinate occupied spaces and the final walkthrough Repairs may involve several trades working in the same area at different times. Discuss entry arrangements, material delivery access and how belongings will be handled. For managed buildings, identify who can make selections and coordinate access to affected units or shared areas. At the walkthrough, compare the completed repairs with the agreed scope. Review finish details and record any remaining items so the next action is clear. Reconstruction completion concerns the work included in the project; it should not leave the owner guessing whether an unfinished item is still part of the plan. ## Experienced people. A clear scope. We begin by listening to the property owner and assessing the loss. Our team explains the work, documents affected conditions and coordinates the people involved. You have a plan for the immediate damage and for the repairs that follow. Two Eagles serves residential and commercial properties throughout Greater Los Angeles. Our team includes IICRC certified restoration professionals and ACAC certified environmental professionals, with a construction team to complete the repairs that follow. ## Support for insurance-related losses Damage documentation, estimating and scopes of work help make the restoration process clearer. We communicate about the agreed work with property owners, managers and claim contacts. Coverage and payment decisions remain with your insurer. Learn about claim documentation support ## Local help. A complete plan. Select your community for reconstruction services and advice on preparing for an assessment. Los Angeles Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Brentwood Westwood Beverly Hills Culver City Manhattan Beach Venice Mar Vista Bel Air Century City Playa Vista Hermosa Beach Long Beach Glendale Pasadena West Hollywood Torrance ## QUESTIONS, ANSWERED. Can one company manage mitigation and reconstruction? Yes. That is a central part of Two Eagles’ approach. We can take a project from emergency mitigation or remediation into reconstruction, using a coordinated scope and consistent communication. The exact work and sequencing depend on the damage, access, materials, and any required approvals. What repairs can reconstruction include? Our reconstruction services include drywall, flooring, cabinetry, painting and finish work following property damage. We assess the project before defining the full scope. When asbestos-related work is needed, we coordinate abatement through qualified subcontractors. When can reconstruction start after property damage? The start depends on the mitigation or remediation work, the condition of the affected materials, and any required approvals. We review the documented damage and agreed repairs before planning the sequence. Access, material selections and availability also help determine when each part of the work can proceed. What affects the cost of reconstruction after a loss? The estimate depends on the damaged areas, demolition needs, materials, finishes and trades required to complete the repairs. We define the agreed scope so you can understand the proposed work. If conditions or selections change, we discuss how that affects the repair plan rather than assuming the original scope still fits. ## TRUSTED WHEN IT MATTERS. 5.0 / 5 on Google 53 reviews · Read on Google “Rodrigo is very easy to work with, hard working, punctual and delivers as promised.” Holly McVey 5-star Google review · Excerpt Read the full review “Thank you for making my home, “home” again!” Sumedhaa-Priya Kothari 5-star Google review · Excerpt Read the full review ## YOUR NEXT STEP STARTS HERE. Tell us what happened. We’ll help you understand the restoration process and arrange the next step for your property. (310) 776-5373 Emergency response available 24 hours a day. info@twoeaglesrestoration.com 5345 McConnell Ave Los Angeles, CA 90066 For urgent damage, please call. 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