Rebuild after damage, or remodel on your terms
Two different kinds of projects, one in-house team. Pick the path that matches your situation.
Damage reconstruction
Rebuilding after restoration or property damage, coordinated with your insurance claim and its documentation.
Talk About ReconstructionPlanned remodeling
Improving a kitchen, bath, or larger space you have been thinking about, designed with the in-house design team.
Request an EstimateWhat reconstruction means here
Reconstruction puts back what damage took out: framing, drywall, flooring, roofing, and finishes after a water, fire, or storm loss. Because J L Fox also handles the mitigation, nothing gets lost between the cleanup crew and the rebuild crew, and the paperwork lines up with your insurance claim.
What remodeling means here
Remodeling is work you choose: a kitchen that finally fits how you cook, a bathroom that works for everyone, a basement that becomes living space. In-house designers help you select finishes, then in-house trades build exactly what you approved.
Reconstruction and remodel projects
Representative scopes from the project gallery.
Remodeling
Whole-Kitchen Remodel
A working kitchen designed with the in-house design team and built by in-house trades.
Reconstruction
Fire Damage Living Room Reconstruction
Room rebuilt to pre-loss condition with new finishes selected with the design team.
Remodeling
Primary Bathroom Remodel
A brighter, accessible bathroom finished on the agreed schedule.
How a project runs
The same six steps whether we are rebuilding after a loss or remodeling your kitchen.
Consultation
Walk the property, talk through goals, and define what success looks like.
Scope and estimate
A written scope with clear pricing, coordinated with your adjuster when insurance is involved.
Documentation
For damage rebuilds, estimates and evidence are aligned with your insurance claim.
Planning and permits
Design selections, scheduling, and required permits handled before work starts.
Construction
In-house trades do the work, managed by your single point of contact.
Final walkthrough
You inspect the finished space with your project manager and sign off together.
What to weigh before you commit
The questions that matter most, answered plainly before work begins.
Estimates
Written scopes with clear pricing before any commitment.
Permits
Required permits are planned and managed as part of the project.
Occupancy
Honest guidance on whether you can stay home during the work.
Communication
One point of contact with proactive updates, not chasing.
Insurance role
For reconstruction, documentation and estimates align with your claim.
In-house trades
The people who estimate the job are the company that builds it.
Common questions
Ready to rebuild, or ready to reimagine?
Damage is active
Call the 24/7 emergency line and talk to a person, not a form.
Call 24/7: (317) 255-4144Planning a project
Tell us what you are planning and we will call you back to schedule.
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