Restoration · Mitigation · Demolition
Damage Dude handles the dirty part of a loss. We pull wet and damaged building materials, haul it off, and leave the house clean, documented, and ready for utilities and rebuild trades.
One crew from the first call to an empty, clean, documented shell.
Flood cuts, wet drywall and insulation, flooring and pad removal so the structure can dry.
Charred framing, ceilings, and contents removed and hauled. Site cleared for the rebuild contractor.
Kitchens, baths, full guts. Drywall, cabinets, tile, fixtures, down to studs when the job calls for it.
We clear and open up the house so electric, gas, water, and inspectors can get in and get it turned back on.
Building materials, damaged contents, and junk loaded out and disposed of. No piles left on the curb.
Before, during, and after photos with measured line items your adjuster can work from.
Real photos from our crews. Plaster, lath, drywall, flooring and fixtures out, bagged, and hauled.








Same order every time, so owners, adjusters, and trades know what happens next.
Tell us the loss type, address, and whether there's an open claim.
We inspect, photograph, measure, and write the scope.
Damaged materials come out. Unaffected areas are protected.
Debris loaded and removed. Floors swept, site left broom-clean.
House is ready for utilities and rebuild. You get the full photo record.
Insurance mitigation
Most policies require you to stop further damage fast. We do that work and document it the way adjusters need to see it, so the mitigation side of your claim doesn't stall.
Line items measured in LF, SF, and loads, matched to what was actually removed.
Time-stamped before, during, and after shots of every room we touch.
We'll meet your adjuster on site or send the package directly.
Straight cash or contractor jobs are welcome. Same crew, same standard.
Get a quote
Send the basics and we'll call back to set up a walkthrough. Homeowners, landlords, property managers, and general contractors.

We show up suited up, do the dirty work, and leave it broom-clean.