Old Dominion Specialty Construction, Inc.

Old Dominion Specialty Construction are awesome. They helped us every step of the way when we had significant hail damage to our house, barn and out buildings. They worked with our insurance company to ensure that all repairs could be done to preserve the quality and character of our house. Then, for the restoration, it was like they were part of our family and were every supportive to ensure that the repairs were professionally made in a timely manner. Couldn't expect more, they were excellent!

Called Chuck for assistance on a Restoration of a Bathroom. Chuck was very responsive and personable. Antawn and his Team were assigned to the job. Can't say enough "Good" things about the Team. Antawn kept in touch throughout the entire Restoration. Feel "Totally" Blessed to have met the Team. Thank you. God Bless. Be Safe. Semper Fidelis

I'm a landlord and have dealt with contractors for over 20 years. I had my first fire claim this past October with a townhouse rental and State Farm recommended Old Dominion Specialty Construction. I could not have been happier with the whole process of having the kitchen replaced and the entire interior painted after mitigation. JR managed the job for ODSC. He was professional, responsive, friendly and reliable. If he said his crew would arrive at 8:00 am, that's when they arrived. Would highly recommend JR and ODSC to anyone needing renovation work done.

We had a large hole in our roof due to wind damage and ODSC was recommended to us by our Homeowners Insurance carrier. They were GREAT!!! They responded quickly and helped to work with our insurance to repair the roof and restore our MB closet. Everything went smoothly and the repair came out beautifully.

We had a pipe burst in our basement a while back and they were contracted through our insurance company. They were TERRIBLE!! 1) Dented baseboards were not fixed/replaced because, according to the head contractor, they were damaged by the people who removed our water logged carpet, not the flood itself. 2) The guys who painted/repaired the walls left the sliding glass door open and left for the day. It was the in the middle of summer, and it wasn't noticed until the rest of the house started to warm up. 3) The paint job in the bedroom downstairs had many large raised spots, as if many face-height holes had been spackled and not sanded down properly. Thing is, there were never holes there before or after the flooding, so I am, to this day, unsure of what those large spots are attributed to.