Westover Hills & Rivercrest · Fort Worth
Restoration in Westover Hills & Rivercrest
Occupied estate homes along the 76107 corridor. We stabilize the property, document the loss, and rebuild finishes as found — without rushing a custom house like a tract job.
24/7 emergency line. Same-day drying across Fort Worth and DFW.
817-632-2522- Westover Hills
- Rivercrest
- 76107
- Fort Worth
Tell us what happened
If water is still running, call. Text photos to 817-632-2522.
BBB review
“After a devastating house fire, PRC Homes stepped in and completely changed the situation.”
How we work here
Water in an occupied estate
Stop the source when safe, protect finishes, dry with a plan that respects occupied living.
Fire — contents & structure
Board-up, soot and smoke path, contents care, then rebuild.
Board-up when the house isn’t secure
Openings closed so the loss doesn’t grow overnight.
Roof → attic → rooms
Hail and wind path from the roof system into the attic and living space — one sequence, not three vendors arguing.
Finish match on rebuild
Millwork, plaster, stone, and tile as found — documented before demo.
You choose the contractor
In Texas you are not required to use the carrier’s preferred vendor.
Occupied-house sequence
Stabilize the house → document for the claim → controlled drying → rebuild / finish match. Call 817-632-2522 if anything is still unsafe.
01
Stabilize
Board-up, tarp, stop the water if it’s safe.
02
Document
Photos and a scope from the house, for the claim file.
03
Dry
Controlled drying around occupied living.
04
Rebuild
Finish match — as found, not a tract shortcut.
Questions
Do you work Westover Hills and Rivercrest?
Yes — both. Westover Hills is its own town in 76107; Rivercrest / Crestline sits in the same Fort Worth corridor. Same team either address.
Do I have to use the insurance company’s contractor?
No. In Texas you choose who restores your home. We document scope carefully so you’re not stuck comparing a paper estimate to the real house.
Can you work while we’re still living there?
Yes when it’s safe. We sequence drying and rebuild around an occupied house instead of treating it like a vacant shell.