Project · Crystal Beach, TX
Taken back to the studs and put back together — kitchen, baths, flooring and finishes, all under one contract.
The Project
Hurricane Beryl came ashore on the Texas coast in July 2024, and Bolivar Peninsula took the brunt of it. This beachfront home in Crystal Beach was past the point where patching would have done any good. It needed to come apart and go back together.
Building Edge Construction handled the full gut and rebuild. Everything inside came out. What went back in was a new kitchen, rebuilt bathrooms top to bottom, new flooring throughout, and shiplap walls and ceilings — with materials chosen to live with salt air and Gulf humidity rather than fight them.
Owner John Baudry ran the project start to finish. That is the part most homeowners underestimate after a storm: mitigation and reconstruction are two different jobs, and handing off between two companies is where rebuilds stall out. Here it was one team the whole way.
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The Work
Kitchen, primary suite, guest baths and powder room — rebuilt as part of one continuous project.
Scope
Full interior demolition down to the framing
Complete kitchen rebuild — cabinetry, quartz, backsplash
Primary bath with soaking tub and tiled walk-in shower
Guest bathrooms and powder room rebuilt
New flooring throughout the home
Shiplap walls and ceilings, trim and finish carpentry
Storm damage on your property? Request a free assessment or call (832) 951-8777.
Why It Matters
Most restoration companies dry a property out and hand it off. We carry a job from emergency response through finished reconstruction.
Storm rebuilds usually run through a carrier. We document damage properly so the approved scope reflects what the property actually needs.
Salt air and Gulf humidity are hard on materials. Coastal work needs choices that hold up, not just finishes that photograph well.
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