Third perk of Habitat is you will be one of the first to offer for materials they don't use so they don't have to haul it back to the re-store.

Also, if it is not covered by insurance call a local restoration company and see if they will do the work for a reduced rate because it will be a self pay. 

@Stephen Kunen I like to go to the restore, which is a habitat for humanity project but I don't know if there are any around you?

I have found that the Restore - Habitat for Humanity stores are great when trying to save a buck.

I am also certified in water damage restoration.  

I’ve been a GC who specializes in water damage restoration and reconstruction for 22 years.

I was reading a very good thread on new construction and wanted to connect with all the members so I copied and pasted the same message into messages to connect with them and it banned me = please restore so i can get back in the conversation - I read about how it will ban you if you use the same intro message - wont do that again!

I verified the bill with the water company, including the restoration fee, and deducted that from the tenant's security deposit.

I own a masonry restoration company, and chimneys constitute about 50% of my business.

Because restoration is the end goal, architectural style is important to me.