Restoration & Repair Services in Plymouth, MN

Restoration and repair for Plymouth homes

Plymouth built out mostly between the 1980s and the 2000s, and it did it around water — the city is threaded with lakes, ponds, and protected wetland, and much of the housing backs directly onto it. That shapes the damage we see. High water tables and walkout lower levels put real demand on sump systems and drain tile, and a failure during spring melt or a heavy summer rain fills a finished basement quickly. The homes are larger and better finished than the metro average, which changes the repair as much as the cause does: custom trim, built-ins, hardwood, and millwork all have to come back the way they were, because at this level any shortcut in the patch is the first thing anyone notices.

Ungerman has served Plymouth and the wider Twin Cities since 1977, and our own office sits here in Plymouth, so this is home ground rather than a service area on a map. We answer live 24/7/365 for emergencies, and because we handle both the mitigation and the rebuild, one team stays with your property from the first hour through the last coat of paint.

What we handle in Plymouth

Plymouth work generally falls into three buckets. Emergency restoration covers water, fire and smoke, and storm and hail damage, including board-up, tarping, and full reconstruction of finished lower levels — the most common loss in a city with this much walkout construction. Plumbing, heating, and cooling covers sump systems, water heaters, furnaces, and air conditioning in homes now twenty to forty years past their build date, where the original equipment is at the end of its run. Exterior work — roofing, siding, and windows — has to match the larger elevations and mixed materials these houses were built with.

Most emergency work is covered by your property insurance, and we document the damage and work directly with your adjuster so the claim doesn’t become your second job. We do the same for commercial buildings, including the office and industrial properties along Highway 55 and the I-494 corridor.