Storm, Leak, or Burst Pipe? Reconstruction and Repair After Water Damage in Denton
Drying out a flooded room is only half the job. Once the water is extracted and the fans are shut off, you're often left staring at torn-out drywall, missing trim, warped flooring, and a bathroom or kitchen that no longer functions. Cleanup stopped the damage — but now your home has to be rebuilt.
That rebuild is where a lot of Denton homeowners get stranded. The water-damage company that dried everything out doesn't do reconstruction, so now you're hunting for a remodeler, then a flooring installer, all while living around a torn-up house. Simmons Total Renovations does it differently: the same team that responds to the damage also puts your home back together.
Restoration and reconstruction under one roof
There's an important difference between restoration (stopping the damage, extracting water, drying the structure) and reconstruction (rebuilding everything the water destroyed). Many companies do one or the other. Simmons does both — and finishes the job with new flooring through sister company Simmons Floors.
That means one company carries your home from the emergency all the way back to move-in-ready: water extraction and drying, then new drywall, trim, paint, cabinetry, and fixtures, then flooring installed by a crew with 37 years of experience and a $25,000 workmanship guarantee. No gaps, no second search for a contractor, no handoffs where the ball gets dropped.
Your insurance claim, handled
Reconstruction after water damage is almost always an insurance conversation, and it's where costs can spiral if the estimate isn't done right. Simmons specializes in working directly with insurance companies and prepares detailed, line-item estimates using Xactimate — the same estimating software insurance adjusters rely on.
Speaking the insurer's language matters. It helps your claim get documented properly, move faster, and settle for what the repairs actually cost — so you're not covering the gap between a lowball estimate and the real price of rebuilding your home.
Rebuilt better than before
The upside of a full reconstruction is that you're not just patching damage — you're getting a chance to rebuild the space right. A bathroom that flooded can come back waterproofed and modernized. A kitchen with water-warped floors can be reconstructed with durable, water-resistant flooring designed to handle the next spill. Because Simmons Total Renovations and Simmons Floors share one Denton owner, the design and the flooring are coordinated so the finished room looks intentional, not repaired.
Why Denton trusts Simmons after a disaster
When your home is torn up and you're dealing with insurance, you want a contractor with a track record you can lean on. Simmons brings more than 500 five-star reviews, nine Angie's List Super Service Awards, membership on the Good Contractors List with a $25,000 project guarantee, and decades of local experience serving Denton and the surrounding communities. That's the kind of reputation you want standing between your family and a rebuild.
Home damaged by water? Start the rebuild right.
Simmons Total Renovations handles the reconstruction, the repairs, the flooring, and your insurance claim — one team from the emergency to the finished home.
Call 940-245-5099 for a free estimate, or visit simmonstotalrenovations.com and simmonsfloors.com.
Serving Denton, Corinth, Lake Dallas, Hickory Creek, Argyle, Krum, Sanger, Aubrey, Little Elm, Highland Village, Flower Mound, Justin, Ponder, and surrounding North Texas communities.
Simmons Total Renovations
400 N. Loop 288 Suite 104 Denton, TX 76209
940-245-5099