Restored to code. Rebuilt to how you actually want to live.
A fire, a burst pipe, or storm damage doesn't have to mean settling for what the home was before. Summit documents the loss, writes the rebuild scope in Xactimate, works it through with your adjuster, and rebuilds the home — with the option to finally get the kitchen, bath, or addition you'd been putting off.
- Design–build since 2007
- Water · fire · storm
- Licensed Georgia GC
- One team, claim to keys
- Jonesboro
- Stockbridge
- McDonough
- Fayetteville
- Peachtree City
- Newnan
- Senoia
- Blue Ridge & Fannin County
Documented, scoped, and rebuilt — not just dried out.
Water damage
Burst pipes, appliance failures, and slow leaks — documented for your claim and rebuilt from subfloor to finish, not just dried and painted over.
Fire & smoke damage
Structural rebuild after fire or smoke damage, with the option to reconfigure the space instead of reconstructing it exactly as it was.
Storm damage
Wind, hail, and fallen-tree damage — from roof and structural repair through a full interior rebuild, scoped and documented for your carrier.
We build the record your claim stands on.
Most restoration companies are built to dry a house out. Summit is built to rebuild one — so the work starts with the documentation and scope your claim depends on, not just the demolition.
Xactimate scoping
We write the rebuild scope in the same estimating software most carriers use, so the numbers speak the same language from day one — not translated after the fact.
Documentation & supplements
When the initial estimate misses scope — hidden damage behind the walls, required code upgrades, matching materials — we document it and submit a supplement for the carrier to review.
A clear line to your adjuster
We walk the loss and review the scope with your adjuster directly, so you're not relaying construction details back and forth during the worst week of the year.
Since the walls are already open.
An insurance rebuild puts you back to pre-loss condition. But once the drywall is out and the framing is exposed, it's also the one moment to change what never worked about the space — without living through a second renovation later.
- Reconfigure a kitchen or bath layout, not just refinish it
- Add the primary suite, bump-out, or finished basement you'd already been planning
- Upgrade finishes, cabinetry, and fixtures beyond insurance-grade replacement
- Full drafting, 3D renderings, and design selections — the same team and process as a Summit custom build
Summit remodel · kitchenMost restoration companies hand you back exactly what burned or flooded. Summit is a design-build studio first — drafting, construction, and interior design under one roof — so upgrading during a rebuild isn't a change order to a stranger.
From the claim to the keys.
Assessment & documentation
We walk the loss with you, document the damage, and build the record your claim will stand on.
Scope & supplements
The rebuild scope is written in Xactimate and reviewed with your adjuster, with supplements submitted for anything the first estimate missed.
Decide: restore or upgrade
Put the space back exactly as it was, or bring in Summit's design team to change what didn't work about it. Upgrades are scoped and priced separately.
Design & selections
Cabinetry, tile, countertops, and finishes — the same sample-board process as any Summit build.
Rebuild
Licensed general-contractor oversight from framing through finishes — one team, start to finish.
Final walkthrough
You move back into a home that's not just repaired — code-compliant, documented, and finished to Summit's standard.
Tell us what happened. We'll take it from here.
A few details about the damage and a team member will call you back — usually within one business day. Prefer to talk now? Call us.
Tell us about the damage
No obligation. Takes about a minute.
Restoration & rebuild, answered.
We work alongside your adjuster. Summit documents the loss, writes the rebuild scope in Xactimate, and reviews it with your adjuster — including submitting supplements when the initial estimate misses scope. Coverage decisions stay between you and your carrier; our job is making sure the scope reflects what it actually takes to rebuild.
Restoration puts a home back to its pre-loss condition. Because Summit is a full design-build studio, a restoration project can also become a rebuild — reconfiguring a kitchen, adding square footage, or upgrading finishes — using the same drafting and design team behind every Summit custom home.
Yes. Insurance covers restoring the home to its prior condition; anything beyond that — a reconfigured layout, an addition, upgraded finishes — is scoped and priced separately and built by the same team handling the covered repair.
Xactimate is the estimating software most insurance carriers use to price a claim. Summit writes the rebuild scope in the same software, so the numbers line up with what the carrier is reviewing instead of being reconciled after the fact.
A supplement is additional scope submitted after the carrier's initial estimate — for hidden damage found once walls are opened, required code upgrades, or materials that don't match undamaged areas. Summit documents and submits supplements so the carrier can review what the rebuild actually requires.
A large loss is a claim big enough that it involves a full reconstruction rather than repairs — a major fire, a whole-floor water loss, or extensive storm damage to a home. Summit's unrestricted Georgia general contractor license covers residential reconstruction at that scale.
Yes. Summit holds an unrestricted Georgia general contractor license and manages the full scope of a rebuild with licensed trade partners — from structure through finishes — under one company since 2007.
Restored the way it was — or the way it should have been.
Whether you want the home put back exactly as it was or you're ready to change what never worked, one conversation starts the documentation your claim needs.