CONSTRUCTION
Demolition, remodeling and ground-up construction in the Yakima Valley
Tear-out, content removal, property preservation, commercial and new construction. The crew that dries out your loss is the crew that builds it back.
Chapter 01
Demolition, content removal and property preservation
A job often begins with taking things out. CRC does demolition, content removal and property preservation: the old floors, molding, kitchens and bathrooms that have to go before anything new can go in, and the contents that need to be moved, kept or discarded.
Property preservation is the quieter half. After a loss, a building that sits open or wet gets worse every day, and someone has to protect it while the claim and the plan catch up. Demolition done carefully also protects what is staying, and a clean job site is part of the work.
One remodeling client's review of this kind of work is below.
Long stud walls standing on a new slab at sunset, from a CRC framing job
Commercial and new construction, from the ground up
Construction is the other half of the company's name, and it is not only repair. CRC takes on commercial construction and new construction. Their Facebook page shows a ground-up commercial build in progress: site grading and excavation, utility trenching, footing forms and stem walls, then wall framing standing on a new slab.
The photos show CRC's own excavator and skid steer on gravel, a trench inside a framed building, and a long footing trench set with timber forms. Their homepage video shows roof trusses being set, with the crew in hard hats on a framed building.
That is a different scale from a kitchen remodel, and it draws on the same trade: layout, forms, framing, finish.
Chapter 03
Remodeling after a loss, by the company that dried it
When water or fire takes a room, the work splits in two: dry it out and clean it up, then build it back. Hiring a second contractor for the second half means a second estimate, a second schedule and a handoff where details get lost. CRC does both halves, so the company that saw the damage is the company that frames the wall.
Sherry Ash's review describes the result on one job: the entire kitchen gutted and rebuilt, in and out in less than a week. It is below, word for word.
If you are planning a remodel with no loss behind it, the same crew does that work too.
Complete Restoration & Construction, LLC. Washington L&I licensed construction contractor COMPLRC825BB. Local, family owned and operated, 24/7/365 at (509) 388-1175.
On the ground at a commercial build
Photos from CRC's own Facebook page, showing what is in each frame and nothing more.
“CRC was able to come out to our remodeling job quickly to handle all demo of the old floors, molding, kitchen and bathrooms. They are punctual, work hard and leave the job site clean and tidy. I can’t recommend these guys more!”
“This company did an exceptional job. In and out in less than a week- entire kitchen gut and rebuild. I would strongly recommend them in the future. Thank you for doing such a great job and giving them their home back! I look forward to working with you for for possible future projects. Merry Christmas ❤️ 💚”