Prior Lake, Minnesota

Townhome Fire Restoration

Wondering how our restoration process works? Follow along with our team as we restore four townhome units that faced fire damage at Jeffers Pond in Prior Lake.

A section of an apartment building is severely damaged by fire. The roof and upper floors are partially covered by a tarp, while charred remains are visible on the lower floor. Surrounding buildings are intact, awaiting townhome fire restoration efforts to begin.

Part 1 | 911

Watch the restoration process begin and hear from property manager Joe Crawford on why he chose to work with Restorations by Highmark.

A view from inside a partially constructed building shows fire-damaged debris outside, including charred materials and destroyed roofing. The area, now a scene of townhome fire restoration, is surrounded by partially burnt wooden beams.

Part 2 | Partnership

Learn how we respond to emergency calls and build trusting partnerships throughout the life of a restoration project.

A crane hoists a large wooden roof truss at a residential construction site. Partially built houses, likely part of an ongoing townhome fire restoration, and stacks of green construction materials are visible in the background.

Part 3 | Communication

In this episode we check in on the townhome rebuild and hear from the team on how the restoration process has gone so far.

A suburban two-story house with a driveway, garage, and landscaped yard. Two cars are parked in front, one white and one blue. Recently undergoing townhome fire restoration, the property is nestled in a green area with trees and vegetation.

Part 4 | Rebuild

In the final episode we check in on the fully restored townhome and reflect on the overall restoration process.

A two-story townhome with significant fire damage on an upper floor patio. Yellow caution tape is present, and the sky is partly cloudy, signaling the need for immediate fire restoration efforts.
Firefighters extinguish a fire on the roof of a two-story house using a fire truck ladder, setting the stage for townhome fire restoration. Police and residents stand nearby.
A two-story townhome with noticeable fire damage on the upper floor and charring on the exterior. The balcony railing is intact, with an umbrella and some plants visible. Yellow caution tape is in place, pending fire restoration efforts.
A roof with significant damage, including large holes and missing shingles, likely caused by a storm. The surrounding area includes residential buildings and a cloudy sky, necessitating immediate townhome fire restoration to ensure the safety and integrity of the neighborhood.

Rest Easy

We are here for you.

For those in need of immediate help, contact our 24/7 emergency restoration service. It is our goal to make sure all homes return to the same condition as they were before the damage. We will happily work with your insurance company to board up windows, stabilize the structure, assess damages, and create a comprehensive plan for moving forward.

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A professional fire and smoke restoration house with snow on the ground. A blue tarp covering the roof of a house undergoing cleaning to remove soot and smoke damage.

Anything damaged will be reconstructed or cleaned and deodorized. All areas that have water damage will be treated to prevent future mold and mildew. We also make sure our teams use environmentally-friendly products whenever possible.

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