Water Damage Restoration · West Houston, TX
Burst pipes, roof leaks, storm water and flooding — contained fast, dried properly, and rebuilt back to where it was.
Water Damage Restoration · West Houston
Water does not sit still. It wicks up drywall, runs under baseboards, follows framing into wall cavities and soaks into subfloor long before the surface looks wet. What starts as a small supply-line failure under a sink becomes swollen trim, delaminated flooring and saturated insulation in a matter of hours. The faster the water comes out and the drying equipment goes in, the less of your home has to be torn out and replaced.
Most companies that show up for water damage only do mitigation — they extract, they dry, they pull their fans, and then they hand you a scope of work and leave you to find a contractor for the rebuild. Building Edge Construction is a construction company that also does restoration, so the crew that dries your house is the same one that puts the drywall, trim, flooring and paint back. One contract, one point of accountability, and no gap between the fans coming out and the rebuild starting. Our restoration work draws on IICRC-certified experience in water, fire and structural mitigation.
West Houston is our home base, so response here is fast — Memorial, the Energy Corridor, Briargrove and Spring Branch are minutes away, not across the metro. That matters in a city with Houston's history: Harvey, Beryl and a long list of ordinary spring storms have made water intrusion a recurring problem here rather than a rare one, and homes in these neighborhoods have often been through it more than once. Owner John Baudry runs projects personally, walks the loss with you, and stays on it through the final walkthrough.
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Scope of Work
Emergency water extraction
Structural drying and monitoring
Moisture mapping and inspection
Damaged material removal
Insurance documentation
Full reconstruction
Water in your home right now? Call (832) 951-8777 — we answer 24/7 — or request service here.
How It Works
We answer 24/7 and get a crew moving, often same-day.
Moisture mapping, photo documentation, water out fast.
Air movers and dehumidifiers with daily moisture readings.
Drywall, trim, flooring and paint back — then a final review.
Why Building Edge Construction
Burst pipes and storm water don't keep business hours. We answer the phone at 2 a.m. and can begin mitigation immediately to stop further damage.
Mitigation, drying and reconstruction under one contract — no handoff to a second contractor and no finger-pointing over what happened in between.
West Houston is our home base. Memorial, the Energy Corridor, Briargrove and Spring Branch are a short drive, not a dispatch across town.
Common Questions
West Houston is our home base, so we respond as fast as possible and often same-day. We answer the phone around the clock, and for an active leak or flood we can begin extraction and containment as soon as we arrive.
Cost depends on how far the water traveled, what materials it reached and how much drying and rebuild the structure needs, so we scope it on site rather than guess over the phone. On a covered loss much of the work is handled through your claim and you would typically be responsible for your deductible.
Sudden and accidental water losses — a burst supply line, a failed water heater, storm water through a damaged roof — are commonly covered. We document the damage thoroughly and work directly with your insurance company on covered losses. We are your contractor, not a public adjuster, so coverage decisions stay with your insurer.
Most homes dry in roughly three to five days, but the structure sets the schedule, not the calendar. We place air movers and dehumidifiers, then take moisture readings daily and keep the equipment running until the readings confirm the materials are actually dry.
Yes. We are a construction company, so the same team that extracts the water and dries the structure also puts back the drywall, trim, flooring, cabinetry and paint. You are not left hunting for a contractor after the fans come out.
If it is safe, shut off the water at the source and cut power to affected areas at the breaker. Move furniture and valuables out of standing water, pull up what rugs you can, and photograph everything before anything is moved or removed. Do not use a household vacuum on standing water, and if there is any life-safety concern call 911 first.
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