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Basement Flood Reconstruction in Laval & Montréal

Your basement flooded. The cleanup is done. Now it needs to be rebuilt.

Drywall may have been cut away, insulation removed, flooring pulled up and baseboards discarded. Roume Construction rebuilds the basement once the cause has been corrected and drying or remediation is complete.

From flood damage back to a finished basement

Reconstruction can include lower walls, insulation, vapour barrier where applicable, drywall, plaster, walls and ceilings, subfloor repairs, concrete preparation, floor levelling, vinyl or laminate flooring, doors, closets, painting, laundry areas and bathroom repairs.

Drywall removed after the flood?

You do not always need to tear everything apart. Where appropriate, we reconstruct the affected portions and integrate the new work with the remaining finished space.

Basement flooring after water damage

Before new flooring goes down, we assess residue, cracks, localized repairs, levelling, underlayment, transitions and baseboards. Older Laval and Montréal basements are not always perfectly flat.

Framing, insulation & wall reconstruction

We can repair non-structural framing, rebuild walls and closets, and restore appropriate insulation and air/vapour-control components before closing the walls.

Basement laundry & bathroom areas

We reconstruct affected areas and can use the opportunity to improve an awkward laundry or storage setup where practical.

Do not rebuild problems you already had

An already-open basement can be the right time to correct poor storage, awkward laundry, uneven flooring, weak lighting or a modest layout issue.

Our work starts after drying

We are not an emergency flood-response company. Standing water, active infiltration, sewage contamination, wet materials or significant mould must be addressed before reconstruction.

Partial or full basement reconstruction

One room, lower drywall throughout, flooring only, or several affected areas: the scope should fit the problem. When damage is extensive, we can coordinate a larger reconstruction.

Insurance reconstruction

If an insurer or adjuster has prepared a scope, send it with your photos. We can review the reconstruction portion and identify additional upgrades separately.

What should you send us?

Overall and close-up photos, approximate dimensions, cause and date of the flood, materials removed, confirmation of drying/remediation, and available insurance or restoration documentation.