Older-home renovation, storm and water damage repair, and pre-listing fixes for Mobile County. Birmingham-based; Mobile work is scheduled around travel.
Over 400,000 people in Mobile County and a housing stock with real age on it — steady repair demand in every season, and spikes after every storm.
Mobile, Prichard, Saraland, Satsuma, Chickasaw, and greater Mobile County
Plaster, pier-and-beam, pre-1978 lead-safe practices, and historic-district sensitivity
Fast itemized quotes on inspection lists, scheduled around closing dates
Hurricane and storm repair for Mobile homes — roofing-edge damage, siding, soffit, fascia, water intrusion, and interior rebuilds after mitigation.
Renovation for Mobile's older housing stock — plaster repair, lead-safe practices on pre-1978 homes, kitchens, baths, and whole-house updates that respect the building.
Fast, itemized quotes on inspection-repair lists and pre-listing fixes for Mobile realtors, sellers, and investors — built around closing dates.
Mobile is one of Alabama's oldest cities and its second-largest metro — a market where a 1920s cottage in a historic district can sit a few blocks from postwar ranch homes and newer subdivisions. That range is the work: plaster repair and careful updates in the older neighborhoods, water damage and deferred maintenance in mid-century stock, and storm repair everywhere after Gulf weather. Mobile Bay puts the whole county in the hurricane exposure zone, and every active season leaves a backlog of siding, soffit, roofing-edge, and interior repairs. Real estate activity adds a third stream — inspection-repair lists and pre-listing fixes with closing dates attached. We serve Mobile as part of our South Alabama routes from Birmingham, with written scopes, photo documentation, and honest scheduling. If your Mobile property needs work, call and we will tell you plainly what the calendar looks like.
Common questions from Mobile homeowners, realtors, and investors. Still have one? Call 205-281-0940 or request a free estimate.
Yes. We serve the city of Mobile and greater Mobile County — including Prichard, Saraland, Satsuma, and Chickasaw. We are Birmingham-based — there is no Mobile office — so Mobile County projects are scheduled around travel and coordinated in advance, typically batched with our Baldwin County coastal work. When you call 205-281-0940 we will be upfront about current scheduling availability and travel logistics before you commit to anything.
Yes, and older stock is genuinely different work. Plaster-over-lath walls, original wood windows, pier-and-beam foundations, and decades of layered repairs call for different techniques than modern drywall construction. Homes built before 1978 may also contain lead-based paint, and federal EPA RRP rules apply to disturbing it — ask us how we will handle lead-safe practices on your project before work starts. If your home is in one of Mobile's historic districts, tell us up front; local preservation rules can shape what materials and methods are allowed.
Yes. Mobile Bay exposure means hurricanes and tropical systems are a recurring fact of life — wind damage to roofing, siding, soffit and fascia, water intrusion, and tree damage. Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30. We repair the damage after mitigation: interiors dried in and rebuilt, exteriors made weather-tight. We document with photos as we go and work alongside your insurance adjuster — but we do not handle claims and we never waive deductibles. Alabama limits what contractors can do on the claims side.
Pre-closing inspection repairs are one of the most schedule-sensitive jobs there is, and we treat them that way. Send us the inspection report and we will give you a written, itemized quote fast, flag anything that looks over-scoped or missing, and schedule the work to hit your closing date if our calendar allows. We would rather tell you on day one that a date is not workable than miss it on closing week. See our realtor repairs page for how the handoff works.
Every quote is a written, itemized estimate that includes labor, materials, and timeline — travel is accounted for in the quote rather than appearing as a surprise line later. We batch Mobile and Baldwin County trips where possible, which keeps the travel component reasonable. The estimate visit is free, and you will know the full number before any work is scheduled.
Ask us for our current license numbers and you can check them yourself on the State of Alabama licensing portals. We are based in Birmingham, so Mobile-area work is scheduled around travel. Ask for a current certificate of insurance at any point during the estimate process. Workmanship warranty terms are written into every contract, and manufacturer warranties apply to materials.
Get your free estimate today. Honest scope, honest scheduling. Serving Mobile and Mobile County.