Compassion First
Water damage disrupts a home, a business, and often a family’s routine. We communicate clearly, respect the property, and explain what happens next.
PCH Restoration Team is a family-run California general contractor built around a simple idea: the team that stops the damage should be qualified to put your property back together. From emergency mitigation and documented structural drying to mold remediation with independent testing and finished reconstruction, one accountable local team stays with the project.

Jarrod Kasser grew up around construction, working alongside his father on job sites from an early age and learning the trades from the inside out. He began his career providing metal-stud framing, drywall installation, high-end carpentry, and kitchen and bath remodeling. He later expanded into commercial construction and high-end coastal remodeling before returning to his passion for emergency restoration.
Since 2009, PCH has grown through repeat relationships: families who pass the number along, property managers who know the work will be documented, and HOA boards that need one team capable of handling both emergency mitigation and reconstruction.
That construction background shapes how PCH approaches restoration. Drying equipment is only one part of the job. The real goal is a structurally dry, carefully documented property that can move cleanly into repair and finish work without another contractor having to rediscover the loss.
“One accountable local team should carry your property from emergency response through the final walkthrough.”
— PCH Restoration TeamPCH is structured to reduce handoffs, document every major decision, and leave property owners with one clear point of accountability.
Water damage disrupts a home, a business, and often a family’s routine. We communicate clearly, respect the property, and explain what happens next.
Moisture readings, drying logs, photographs, and defined scopes make the project easier to understand for owners, adjusters, property managers, and HOA boards.
Because we are licensed to rebuild, our responsibility does not end when the drying equipment leaves. We can carry the project into repairs and final finish work.
Every phase is planned with the next phase in mind, reducing gaps between emergency work, documentation, and reconstruction.
It means PCH can handle the emergency water-removal and structural-drying phase, then continue into drywall, paint, flooring, cabinetry, trim, and other build-back work. You keep one point of accountability instead of starting over with a separate repair contractor.
No. When mold testing or post-remediation clearance is needed, it is performed by an independent third-party tester. That separation gives property owners, HOAs, and adjusters verification from someone other than the contractor completing the remediation.
We serve Orange County from a Laguna Hills yard. Within roughly a 20 km drive that is Laguna Hills, Laguna Woods, Lake Forest, Aliso Viejo, Mission Viejo, Irvine, Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Rancho Santa Margarita, Tustin, San Juan Capistrano, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Dana Point, and Santa Ana — plus Newport Coast, Corona del Mar, Foothill Ranch, Portola Hills, Ladera Ranch, Coto de Caza, Las Flores, Trabuco Canyon, North Tustin, and Capistrano Beach. San Clemente sits a little beyond it and we still run there.
Last updated: July 2026
For an active water emergency, property assessment, HOA loss, or reconstruction question, call PCH Restoration Team anytime.