Restoration · North Attleboro
Open the wet wall on Orne. Close it only when it is dry.
UNITED RESTORATION LLC rebuilds rooms after leaks, not just the paint that hid them. Dat Nguyen still walks the plaster himself from 152 Orne St.
MeterStud dry
ShopOrne St
Who we are
Dat still knocks the plaster himself
Dat NguyenOwner · UNITED RESTORATION LLC
A stain on the ceiling is a story, not a paint job. We open the bay, read the wood, and keep the wall off until the meter is honest.
The shop sits at 152 Orne St in North Attleboro. Five of us. Residential remodelers who would rather hang new rooms than sell a “touch-up.”
What we do
Rooms we rebuild after the water leaves
Leak, storm, or a pipe that gave up on a Tuesday. We dry, then we put the house back together so it looks lived-in, not patched.
01
Water-loss open-up
We cut to the stain’s edge, bag the wet gyps, and set air movers until the studs read dry — not “dry enough for primer.”
02
Drywall and trim rebuild
New board, taped joints, and the casing that actually meets the floor. Rooms get hung after the meter, not before.
03
Kitchen and bath remodel
Cabinets, tile, and the wet wall that started the call. One crew from demo through the last coat on Orne Street work.
04
Finish after the dry-out
Paint, flooring, and the small carpentry that makes a rebuilt room feel like the rest of the house again.
How we work
Dry first. Then we hang the new rooms.
No primer over damp paper. The sequence on Orne Street is slow on purpose.
1
Walk the wet
Dat maps stains, meter readings, and which bays actually have to come down.
2
Open and dry
Cut, bag, set movers. We leave the wall open until the wood stops lying.
3
Hang true
Board, tape, trim — matched to the rooms that did not flood.
4
Close honest
Paint and floors last. You get a room, not a square of new white.
Gallery
North Attleboro rooms that came back
Before is a bag of wet board. After is a room you can sit in without smelling the leak.
Shop notes
Figures from the Orne Street shop
Small crew. Local rooms. We do not count “jobs nationwide.”
North AttleboroHome base at 152 Orne St — not a van with a 1-800 number.
Owner on siteDat still takes the first moisture reading himself.
One rebuildDemo, dry, hang, paint — the same five people.
Crew
The five who still bag the wet board
No franchise tablet. Dat and four others leave Orne Street with the same saws every morning.
Typical scopes
Rooms that were more than a brown ring
Kinds of residential work we take from 152 Orne St — examples of scope, not a named client list.
When a ceiling keeps blooming
Paint over a stain does not fix a wet bay. We open, dry, and hang the plane as one room — typical bath-leak scope.
When a kitchen supply line fails
Swollen toe-kicks mean cabinets come off so the floor can dry, then the wet wall gets new boxes. Residential kitchen rebuild.
When a storm finds a dormer
Dark sheathing gets cut to clean wood. We rebuild the cheek and close the bedroom so it does not keep the weather smell.
Leave the number. Dat rings Orne back.
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