First-responder ownedJordan Reyes · Houston, Texas

Texas Trinity Construction LLC

Services: Foundation repair, Xactimate insurance estimates, Interior remodeling, Insurance supplements, Roofing, Insurance rebuilds, Exterior remodeling, Water mitigation, Mold remediation, Fire & smoke restoration, Storm damage repair, New construction, Concrete, Decks & fencing, Commercial finish-outs.

Foundation Repair & Remodeling in Houston and Galveston County

Texas Trinity Construction specializes in foundation repair, interior and exterior remodels, and roofing across all Houston and the Gulf Coast. Insurance repair estimates and rebuild scopes can be coordinated with your project. Owned by Jordan Reyes, a first responder from a family of carpenters. Hablamos español.

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Core specialties: foundations, remodeling & roofing

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Citywide service & surrounding communities

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Direct contact: owner Jordan Reyes

What we specialize in

The work we're known for.

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Foundation repair

Gulf Coast clay moves. We find out why the house is settling and fix the cause, not just the cracks.

  • Slab and pier-and-beam leveling
  • Pier installation and shimming
  • Crack, drainage and grading repair
  • New foundations and slabs
Foundation repair details →

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Interior & exterior remodels

Kitchens, baths, whole floors and the outside of the house, built by one crew on one schedule.

  • Kitchens and bathrooms
  • Flooring, drywall, trim and paint
  • Siding, windows, doors and porches
  • Additions and layout changes
Remodeling details →

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Roofing

Replacement and repair built for Houston heat and hurricane season, including storm and hail claims.

  • Full roof replacement
  • Leak and storm repair
  • Decking, flashing and gutters
  • Hail and wind insurance claims
Roofing details →
And everything else

Insurance work and the rest of the build.

Damaged property, an insurance claim, or a job outside our core three. One contractor handles the estimate, the cleanup and the rebuild.

Xactimate insurance estimates

Project estimating documents the damage in an itemized scope of repair.

Insurance supplements

Already have the adjuster's estimate? We document what it left out.

Water mitigation

Extraction, moisture mapping and structural drying with a daily log.

Mold remediation

Containment, removal and clearance to protocol.

Fire & smoke

Tear-out, cleaning, sealing and odor control, then the rebuild.

Storm & hurricane

Wind, flood and water damage repair.

Insurance rebuilds

Damaged areas put back to match the approved scope.

New builds

Ground-up residential construction, from permit to punch list.

Concrete, decks & commercial

Driveways and flatwork, decks and fencing, tenant finish-outs.

Insurance estimating · Xactimate

Xactimate estimates, documented on site.

For homeowners after a loss, and for contractors who need a scope. Estimating support can include a property walkthrough, room-by-room documentation and an itemized Xactimate scope of repair for: water, roof, mold, fire, storm, flood, freeze and hurricane losses.

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What you receive

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Xactimate estimate

An editable ESX file and a readable PDF with every repair item listed.

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Property sketch

Room layout and measurements the scope is built from.

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Photo documentation

Labeled photos and room-by-room notes from the walkthrough.

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3D walkthrough

A Matterport capture of the property as it was found.

How it works

  1. Step 01 Tell us about the property Send the address and what happened. We confirm availability before scheduling.
  2. Step 02 · On site An estimator walks the property 3D scan, labeled photos and moisture readings, taken in person.
  3. Step 03 We build the scope Line items written in sequence, including the work behind the finishes.
  4. Step 04 Estimate, then repair Review the package with your insurer. Texas Trinity can do the work.
Xactimate

Xactimate estimating support.

An itemized Xactimate scope helps you and your adjuster compare the proposed repairs line by line.

Call Jordan to discuss estimating scope and pricing.

Common questions

How fast do I get the estimate?

Usually within a few business days of the on-site walkthrough.

Do you work with my insurance company?

We document the damage and price the repair so you and your adjuster work from the same line items. We are not a public adjuster and do not negotiate the claim.

Can you do the mitigation too?

Yes. We can extract, dry and remediate first, then write the rebuild scope from the same documentation.

Texas Trinity Construction writes and documents the scope of repair. We are not a public adjuster or insurance adjuster and do not negotiate claims.

Water mitigation · Mold remediation

Stop the damage first. Then rebuild it right.

Most companies do one part: the dry-out, the estimate or the rebuild. Texas Trinity handles all three, so nothing gets lost between the drying log and the finished wall.

Water mitigation

Burst pipe, roof leak, slab leak or rising water. The sooner it dries, the less comes out.

  1. 01Stop the source and extract standing water
  2. 02Moisture map floors, walls and cavities
  3. 03Remove wet materials that cannot be dried
  4. 04Set drying equipment and log readings daily
  5. 05Verify dry, then write the rebuild scope

Mold remediation

Visible growth, a musty smell, or a wall that stayed wet too long. The work follows a written protocol.

  1. 01Assess and document the affected areas
  2. 02Set containment and negative air
  3. 03Remove affected materials and HEPA clean
  4. 04Treat and clear to protocol
  5. 05Rebuild with the cause corrected
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First-responder owned · About Jordan Reyes

From the badge to the build.

Jordan Reyes, owner of Texas Trinity Construction
Jordan ReyesOwner · Texas Trinity Construction

Jordan Reyes is a first responder, with years in law enforcement, most of them as a detective. The job was about showing up, paying attention to details other people missed, and being accountable to the community he served.

He comes from a family of carpenters and contractors. Texas Trinity Construction is how he continues that trade: the same discipline he brought to casework, applied to your home or building.

You deal with Jordan directly. Discuss the site, the scope and the build with the owner of Texas Trinity Construction. Hablamos español.

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Remodeling

Remodeling gallery

Interior remodeling, painting and finish work.

Unfurnished white room with a ladder, protected hardwood flooring, painting materials and blue painter’s tape
Interior remodeling
Empty renovation room with white and yellow walls, a stepladder and cardboard protection on wood flooring
Flooring & interior details
Unfurnished freshly painted room with installed baseboards, hardwood flooring covered by paper and drop cloths, and a ladder
Painting & finishing
Paint tray, brushes and roller beside a ladder on floor protection paper and drop cloths, with no people or furniture
Preparation & protection
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Field notes

Blog

Short, practical notes on insurance estimates, water mitigation, mold and rebuilding in the Houston area.

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Service area

All Houston. With a focus on the details.

Foundation repair, remodeling and roofing throughout Houston, with special attention to homes in River Oaks, Tanglewood, Memorial, the Memorial Villages, West University Place, Bellaire, Southampton and Boulevard Oaks.

  • River Oaks
  • Tanglewood
  • Memorial
  • Memorial Villages
  • West University Place
  • Bellaire
  • Southampton
  • Boulevard Oaks
  • All Houston & the Gulf Coast

From the Heights and Spring Branch to Clear Lake and Kingwood, Houston-wide inquiries are welcome. We also discuss projects in surrounding communities. Explore our Houston service area →

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Water · 2 min read

Water in the house: the first 24 hours

Shut off the water at the main or the fixture valve. If water is near outlets or the panel, turn off the breaker for that area or stay out of it.

Take photos and video of everything before you move or throw anything away: standing water, wet walls, ceilings, furniture and the source of the leak.

Move what you can out of the water and open cabinets and closets. Do not run a household vacuum on wet floors.

Call your insurance company to report the loss, then call for mitigation. Drywall and insulation that stay wet for more than a day or two start to grow mold, so the drying needs to start quickly.

Estimating · 3 min read

Why get an Xactimate estimate before repairs start

Xactimate is the estimating software most insurance carriers use. Their adjuster's estimate is written in it, so a scope written in the same format can be compared line by line.

An on-site estimate records the conditions as they were found: measurements, photos, moisture readings and a 3D scan. That record is hard to argue with later.

It also gives you a baseline. If one contractor's quote is far above or below the scope, you know which items to ask about.

When Texas Trinity writes the estimate and does the repair, the scope and the work come from the same people, and nothing gets lost in the handoff.

Insurance · 5 min read

How to read your adjuster's estimate

Start with the rooms. Every affected room should be listed, with measurements that match the space. A missing closet or hallway means missing drywall, paint and flooring.

Check quantities against reality. Square footage of drywall, linear feet of baseboard and the number of doors and cabinets to detach and reset should all be there.

Look for the work behind the finishes: insulation, vapor barrier, content manipulation, floor protection and cleanup. These are often left out.

If something is missing, it can be added through a supplement with documentation. We write the supplement; you and your adjuster handle the claim.

Mitigation · 4 min read

Check the mitigation before the rebuild starts

Mitigation and rebuild are two different jobs, often done by two different companies. The drying log is the handoff between them.

Before new drywall goes up, the framing, subfloor and cavities should read dry. If they do not, the new wall traps moisture and the problem comes back.

Ask for the moisture readings and the final dry verification. If any area was never opened or checked, it should be checked before it gets closed.

Because Texas Trinity handles both the mitigation and the rebuild, the readings and the scope stay in one file.

Mold · 4 min read

What a mold remediation scope has to include

A remediation scope should reference a written protocol that says what gets removed, how it is contained and what clearance looks like.

Containment, negative air, HEPA cleaning, antimicrobial treatment and clearance testing are separate items and should be priced separately.

The scope should also address the cause. If the leak or humidity problem is not fixed, the growth returns.

After clearance, the rebuild is its own scope: drywall, insulation, trim, paint and flooring put back to match.

Remodeling · 3 min read

Turning an insurance repair into the remodel you wanted

Insurance pays to put the damaged area back the way it was, with like kind and quality. That number is fixed by the scope.

If you want a different layout, better cabinets or new tile, you can pay the difference out of pocket and do the upgrade during the same job.

Keeping the insurance scope and the upgrade priced separately keeps the claim clean and shows you exactly what the upgrade costs.

Texas Trinity writes the scope, does the repair and handles the remodel with one crew and one schedule.

Call Jordan · (832) 645-5584