Water Damage Repair & Rebuild in Leander, TX

A fridge line that leaks under new LVP, a shower pan that fails in a newer build, a pipe that splits in a hard freeze. Once your Leander home is dry, we rebuild the walls, floors, cabinets and trim, finished to blend with the rest of the house.

What we put back

Drywall above the flood cut, finished and textured to match the rest of the wall
Ceilings repaired after attic and upstairs leaks
Kitchen and bath cabinets — and when insurance only covers the cabinets, we remove your countertop, store it and reinstall it on the new cabinets
Flooring: LVP, tile, laminate, wood-look and carpet
Baseboard, door casing, interior doors and insulation
Paint, wall to wall, so the patch doesn't show

Insurance jobs, handled straight

We work from your adjuster's scope. Before we start, we walk the house with you and note anything the estimate missed, with photos you can send to your adjuster. While the work is going, you get photo updates so you're never guessing.

Leander homes and rentals

Leander is mostly newer construction with builder-grade finishes and a lot of new rentals, plus older homes and acreage around Old Town. We do this work for homeowners and property managers in Crystal Falls, Travisso, Mason Hills, Bryson, Palmera Ridge and Old Town Leander, plus Cedar Park, Liberty Hill and Round Rock. Reid Services is a fully insured general contractor, and Tim Reid has 20+ years in construction.

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See everything we do in Leander, TX.

Get a straight answer and a real price. Call or text us at (512) 945-4944 or use the NO-BS Quote form at the bottom of this page. Based in Round Rock, serving Leander.

When do you come in?

After the water is gone and the area is dry. We're the repair and rebuild crew. If water is still on the floor, call your insurance company first.

How long does the rebuild take?

It depends on how much came out and how fast materials like cabinets and flooring arrive. After the walkthrough we'll give you a real schedule, not a guess.

Can you save my granite countertop if the cabinets get replaced?

In most cases, yes. We pull it carefully, store it and reset it on the new cabinets. If there's a real risk of cracking, we'll tell you before we start.