Restoration finishes
Mr. Restoration completes extraction, drying, demo or mold remediation and documents the scope.
Friedman & Son · Rebuild & construction partner
Once Mr. Restoration has dried, cleaned or cleared a property, Friedman & Son takes it from there: framing, drywall, flooring, paint and the electrical or plumbing rough-in a real rebuild needs, handed off on the same timeline as the restoration work.

Illustrative: Mr. Restoration's own before/after, reused to show the tear-out-to-build-up handoff. Not a Friedman & Son job photo.
Services
What Friedman & Son handles once the tear-out and drying is finished.
Studs, headers and subfloor put back to code after a flood cut or a fire demo.
Hang, tape, texture and paint matched to what was there before, or a fresh finish if you'd rather.
Carpet, laminate, tile or hardwood, sized and priced by room.
When a kitchen or bath gets opened up, the rough-in has to happen before the walls close again.
The handoff
Restoration and rebuild run off the same file, so nothing gets re-measured or re-explained.
Mr. Restoration completes extraction, drying, demo or mold remediation and documents the scope.
Friedman & Son walks the site off that same documentation, so the rebuild scope matches what was actually lost.
Framing, rough-in, drywall, flooring and finish, in that order, on a schedule you get up front.
Handed back and signed off together with Mr. Restoration, the way it should have looked before any of this happened.
Framing to finish
Scroll through: the same room, moving from stripped-out framing to a finished space.

Request a build consult
Tell us what happened and what's already been done. If Mr. Restoration is already on the job, mention it and we'll coordinate directly with them.
If water is actively spreading or you've just had a fire, that's a restoration call first, (626) 260-4595.
Already working with Mr. Restoration? Ask them to loop in Friedman & Son directly, or reach out here yourself.