Full Storm Damage Reconstruction, Built Back Right
Florida Building Code compliant
25+ years roofing experience
Owner-operated, Daytona Beach
White Ibis Restoration Provides
| Reconstruction Service | What it Looks Like | Who it Fits |
|---|---|---|
| Structural rebuild | Framing, subfloor, and load-bearing repair after major storm or water damage. | Owners with structural damage from wind, flooding, or fallen trees. |
| Interior reconstruction | Drywall, insulation, trim, and finish work to restore damaged rooms. | Owners rebuilding after water intrusion or storm damage reached the interior. |
| Full-loss rebuild | Coordinated reconstruction for properties with extensive damage across multiple systems. | Owners facing a rebuild that touches roofing, walls, flooring, and more at once. |
| Residential reconstruction | Full-service rebuild for single-family homes. | Homeowners restoring a primary residence or a coastal property. |
| Commercial reconstruction | Coordinated rebuild for commercial and multi-building properties. | Property managers, condo associations, and HOA boards. |
What a White Ibis Restoration Rebuild Does
Built to Florida code
Every rebuild meets current Florida Building Code requirements, not just a patch back to how it was.
Picks up where mitigation leaves off
The same team that tarped, extracted, and dried your property also rebuilds it. No gap, no new contractor to bring up to speed.
Full scope, one plan
We document the entire rebuild before work starts, so there are no surprises partway through.
One company, start to finish
From the first emergency call to the final walkthrough, one team handles the whole project.
The White Ibis Restoration Process
01
Damage assessment
White Ibis Restoration inspects the full extent of structural and interior damage once the property is stabilized.
02
Documentation
The crew photographs the damage and provides a written scope of everything the rebuild needs to address.
03
Rebuild plan
White Ibis Restoration puts together a full reconstruction plan and an honest recommendation for what the property needs.
04
Insurance step
The property owner shares the documentation with their insurance carrier and communicates directly with the carrier about coverage. White Ibis Restoration inspects, documents, and recommends; the claim stays between the owner and the carrier.
05
The work
Reconstruction begins with framing and structural repairs, then moves through drywall, insulation, and finish work until the space matches the original, or better.
06
Final walkthrough and warranty
White Ibis Restoration walks the finished space with the owner and provides the workmanship and manufacturer warranty details in writing.
Twenty-five years of restoration experience, rebuilding it right
White Ibis Restoration is the right rebuild partner for owners in Volusia, Flagler, and Seminole counties because the work is backed by an owner with 25 years of roofing and exterior restoration experience. That experience shows up in the parts of a rebuild you never see: the framing, the moisture barriers, and the code-compliant details that determine whether a reconstruction actually holds up the next time a storm comes through.
This experience shapes our recommendations, too. White Ibis Restoration inspects the full scope of the damage, documents it, and advises the reconstruction plan that fits what the property actually needs. You get a rebuild to current code, a written record of the work, and an honest call from start to finish.
We rebuild based on what your property actually needs—not what costs the most.
The White Ibis Restoration standard
Signs Your Property Needs Reconstruction
Structural framing damage
Cracked, rotted, or storm-damaged framing needs to be rebuilt, not patched.
Damage across multiple rooms or systems
When a storm hits several parts of a property at once, a coordinated rebuild is faster and more thorough than piecemeal repairs.
Sagging or compromised ceilings
Ceiling damage usually points to structural or water damage above that needs to be addressed at the source.
A total loss determination
When repair costs approach or exceed rebuild costs, full reconstruction is usually the better path.
Extensive water-damaged drywall or insulation
Saturated drywall and insulation need to come out and be replaced to prevent mold.
Mitigation is complete but damage remains
Once the water is out and the structure is dry, what's left often needs a full rebuild, not a repair.
Code issues found during inspection
Older construction may not meet current Florida Building Code, requiring updates as part of the rebuild.
Mold found during mitigation
Confirmed mold growth often means affected materials need to be removed and rebuilt, not cleaned.
Who White Ibis Restoration Serves
Homeowners whose property needs a full rebuild after major storm or water damage.
Owners who completed mitigation elsewhere and need a team to finish the reconstruction.
HOA boards and commercial property managers coordinating large-scale rebuilds across multiple buildings.
Daytona Beach
Port Orange
New Smyrna Beach
Deltona
DeLand
Palm Coast
Sanford
Oviedo
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need mitigation before reconstruction can start?
Yes, the property needs to be stabilized and fully dry before reconstruction begins. White Ibis Restoration handles mitigation and reconstruction as one continuous process. If another company already started mitigation, or you’ve been handling it yourself, we can step in and pick up from wherever things stand.