When Mother Nature strikes, Disaster Guy strikes back!

Tornadoes, hurricanes, floods and fires are no match for disaster restoration expert Steve Frasher, who has spent a lifetime rebuilding houses that the elements have destroyed. But Steve doesn’t just rebuild homes, he rebuilds lives, helping devastated and displaced families get back on their feet and back into their homes in just seven days!

No matter what the situation, and what odds are against him, Steve and his team race to save properties destroyed by sudden disasters and can pull an army of builders together to get any job done. And Steve doesn’t just rebuild these homes in record time, he also makes sure they are bigger and better than they were before. Steve lost his own family home to a disaster, and vowed ever since to dedicate his life to helping those who c

 

Disaster Restoration Expert Steve Frasher helps families whose homes have been have been damaged/destroyed by disasters by rebuilding their homes in just seven days.

 

These guys are fantastic! What they do is get families home in record time. Every situation is unique. Sometimes it might be a fast 7 day clean up and repair, while others might take a few weeks to completely demo and rebuild. Either way, these guys come in and get the job done! And not only do they get it done, they get it done bigger and better, and staying within budget! What they do with getting families home is just the beginning though. They inspired our entire community to find the strength to help get ALL our residents home after this tornado. When we see the type of commitment, love, and care that they put into builds like these, for complete strangers, it goes a long ways! I hope, from the bottom of my heart, that Steve, Kevin, and Roy can continue to help, and document the help they deliver to families and communities for many years to come!

Wow, I haven't ever seen an advertisement for this show. Is it still on and when? I also find it amazing someone could rebuild a house in 7days in a disaster area. With the flood of requests that come in for permits and inspections, they must have an agreement with that city. Do other people suffer delays while certain houses get priority because of a tv show? Just wondering.