T And J All In Remodeling answers water emergencies 24/7 in Greendale, stops the source, dries concrete block Originals and postwar homes alike, and rebuilds to match the house that is already there.
Emergencies 24/7 · Moisture recorded · Same crew rebuilds
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Greendale at a glance
Water spreads fast through plaster on concrete block, and an Original built without a basement lets it reach living space right away. Waiting for a slow drip to become a puddle costs more than the first call does.
Response
24/7
Water emergencies are answered any hour. Call (262) 352-9525 and describe what is happening.
Water type
Category 1–3
Clean, gray or black, water is graded by where it came from, and that decides what gets saved and what goes.
Rebuild
Same crew
T And J’s crew removes wet drywall and rebuilds it, matching the plaster look of an Original or a ranch.
Our Greendale response
Restoration is two jobs: drying the structure and rebuilding what came out. T And J All In Remodeling is a remodeling company, so the rebuild matches the plaster, block and trim already there.
Emergency
Call at any hour and describe the scene. T And J walks you through a safe shutoff by phone, then comes out to confirm the source is dead and to protect what’s still dry.
Hours
24/7 for water emergencies
First step
Source stopped and confirmed
Protect
Contents moved, areas isolated
Assessment
Walls, floors and the block foundation are checked to see how far water traveled, including behind plaster and stucco. T And J records readings and photos from the first visit for your insurer.
Tools
Moisture meters, mapped
Records
Photos and readings
Output
Written scope for your adjuster
Mitigation
Materials the water category requires come out, such as soaked pad and wet insulation. T And J dries and monitors the space until readings return to normal.
Remove
Pad, plaster, insulation
Dry
Monitored to normal readings
Standard
Water categories, clean to black
Basement
Greendale’s 1960s and early 1970s basements are where T And J restores most flood and water damage, rebuilding with moisture tolerant materials and checking the sump pump against a repeat.
Rebuild
Moisture tolerant materials
Review
Sump, drainage, grading
Result
Finished space restored
Kitchens and baths
Leaks under original sinks, dishwashers and tub alcoves damage cabinets, subfloors and the ceiling below. T And J opens, dries and rebuilds the section, matching cabinets and tile already there.
Sources
Supply lines, drains, tub seals
Repairs
Subfloor, cabinets, tile
Below
Ceilings and plaster
Documentation
T And J logs every reading, snaps photos of the loss, and writes a rebuild scope in plain numbers. Pick your own contractor if you want; T And J will hand your adjuster whatever that scope calls for.
Records
Photos, readings, removals
Scope
Written rebuild estimate
Works with
Your insurance adjuster
Typical restorations
The water losses T And J sees most in Greendale run from Originals with no basement to postwar houses with a finished lower level. Images show each loss type only.
Winter
Burst pipe in an exterior wall
Basement
Sump failure in a 1960s lower level
Kitchen
Dishwasher leak under cabinets and subfloor
Ceiling
Upstairs bathroom leak through a plaster ceiling
Sewer
Floor drain backup in a Greendale basement
Every restoration ends with a rebuild by the same crew.
What it costs
Restoration cost in Greendale follows the water category, how far it spread, and how long materials sat before T And J answers.
Category 1
Often dried in place
Most common
Category 2
Partial removal
Category 3
Full removal
See typical restoration costs
See current restoration cost ranges for Milwaukee and Waukesha counties before calling your insurer.
Materials and water
Some materials dry and stay sound; others trap water, and T And J knows which is which. Greendale’s plaster over rock lath behaves differently than drywall.
Removed above the waterline once it is soaked.
Pad is nearly always replaced; carpet depends on the category.
Swells and cups; some dry flat, others need replacing.
Surface survives, but trapped water beneath must dry.
Soaked batts hold water and get removed.
Swells and delaminates; bases are often replaced.
Dense plaster on rock lath in an Original dries slowly and is monitored closely.
Block walls survive water, but dry slowly.
Water categories, clean to black
Category
Common Sources
Drying or Removal
Category 1: clean water
Burst supply line, sink overflow, rain past a window
Many materials dry in place when work starts quickly
Category 2: gray water
Washing machine or dishwasher discharge, toilet overflow, no waste
Porous materials such as carpet pad usually come out
Category 3: black water
Sewer backup, floodwater, or toilet overflow with waste
Saturated porous materials come out; the area is cleaned
Category 1 water can turn to Category 2 or 3 if it sits, so a fast call matters.
Common causes
Stopping the source comes before drying starts, since insurers weigh timing when deciding cover. Greendale’s mix, concrete block Originals with no basement beside 1960s and 1970s houses with one, means supply lines, sump pumps and ice dams drive most calls T And J gets.
A failed pump, a storm outage or a clogged discharge lets groundwater into a finished lower level, usually the costliest loss in a 1960s Greendale house.
Supply lines run close to unheated space in an Original with no basement, and a hard freeze can split one.
Water heaters, washer hoses and dishwashers leak into the floor below, often unnoticed for days.
Meltwater backs up under old clay tile or newer shingles and runs into ceilings below.
Heavy rain can push water up through a floor drain in the MMSD system, meaning removal rather than drying for soaked materials.
Right now
Nobody’s safety is worth the drywall T And J can replace. Work through this list only where it’s safe, and the paperwork gets easier.
Standing water can hide a live outlet, a cord or a plugged-in appliance, so keep out of it. A panel sitting in the wet zone stays off-limits, call the utility instead. Treat sewage or floodwater as contaminated and glove up first.
Now
Shut off the main water valve
Often near where the line enters the house.
Now
Keep clear of wet electrical areas
Cut power only if the panel is dry and reachable.
Next
Photograph and video everything
Before anything is moved or thrown out.
Next
Call your insurance company
Open the claim and write down the number.
Next
Move valuables to a dry area
Documents, electronics and photos first.
Avoid
Using a household vacuum on water
It is not built for that and risks a shock.
The response
There’s no set number of days: the water category and which materials got wet set the pace, and moisture readings, not a calendar, tell T And J when the rebuild can start.
Emergencies 24/7 · Readings recorded · Written rebuild price
Call
Tell T And J what happened on the call, then get walked through closing the shutoff and staying clear of the wet area.
24/7
Day 1
T And J confirms the source stopped, maps the moisture spread, and logs readings for your insurer.
Documented
Mitigation
Materials the water category requires come out, and the structure dries until readings return to normal.
Monitored daily
Scope
Damaged areas are measured and T And J writes a rebuild scope for your adjuster.
Insurer ready
Rebuild
Plaster, flooring, cabinets and trim are rebuilt to match, and Teli and John walk the rooms with you.
Owner sign-off

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4.9 average from 60 Google reviews of T And J remodeling projects across Waukesha County and southeastern Wisconsin.
Emergency service area
T And J responds from its Brookfield shop off I-94, south down into Milwaukee County to Greendale, Franklin and the neighboring communities on this side of the county line.
Franklin, Hales Corners and Greenfield border Greendale directly, and calls from these communities travel the same Milwaukee County route.
West Allis, Milwaukee, Muskego and New Berlin round out the area T And J reaches from Brookfield.
Waukesha and Wauwatosa sit north on the drive back to the Brookfield shop.
Visit or call
The T And J shop sits at 985 Georges Avenue in Brookfield, off I-94, though a Greendale call gets a visit at your address instead.
T And J All In Remodeling
Monday to Friday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Sunday
Closed
Water emergencies
24/7
Water Damage FAQ
For an active leak or flood, call (262) 352-9525 now.
Close the source’s shutoff if it is safe to reach, keep clear of any outlet or cord sitting in water, photograph the room, and call your insurer and T And J at (262) 352-9525.
Sudden damage like a burst supply line is typically covered, Original or not. Slow leaks, outside flooding and sewer backups often sit outside a standard policy or need an endorsement. Your adjuster makes the coverage call; T And J’s job is the written scope and the repair.
That hinges on the water category and how much got absorbed. Block dries much slower than drywall does, so T And J watches moisture readings and waits for them to normalize before starting the rebuild.
Mold can start on wet porous material within a day or two. Removing what will not dry and drying the rest of the wall quickly keeps it out.
Yes, a sewer backup counts as contaminated water. Anything porous that got wet, carpet, pad or drywall, comes out, and the space is cleaned before T And J closes it up.
Most policies let the homeowner pick the contractor. Tell your adjuster you are using T And J, share your policy details, and T And J supplies whatever documentation that adjuster requests.
Yes. After drying, T And J rebuilds a flooded 1960s lower level with moisture tolerant materials and checks the sump pump against a repeat.
Run heat to every room over winter, wrap lines that pass through an Original’s unheated corners, pull hoses off outside spigots before the cold sets in, and check that the sump pump still works.
After the restoration
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