This home overlooking Nauset Harbor was designed by Charles Gwathmey. It has been written about in many magazines including Architectural Digest. Built in 1968 the vertical siding was cut in such a way that it allowed water to seep between the siding and plywood sheathing which eventually rotted the sheathing and then the frame. The house could not be torn down for two reasons the enormity of the cost and it's close proximity to the water. As a result the home had to be rebuilt piece by piece.

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This home in Rhode Island was severely damaged by water and was completely gutted and remodeled.

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A burst pipe on the second floor of this home below sent ceilings crashing down.

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This home in Falmouth was completely renovated and upgraded after a fire in the basement left the home unlivable.

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As beautiful as these photos below may seem the damage from the pipe that burst on the inside of the property was not.

Pipe Burst
Pipe Burst

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We have the resources available to help in all stages of recovery including 24 hour emergency board up service.