City halls, libraries, courthouses, and public facilities need restoration paperwork that survives FOIA and public records review.
Government and municipal buildings — city halls, township offices, county buildings, public libraries, courthouses, police and fire stations, water treatment plants, DPW garages — operate under rules most commercial properties never encounter. Prevailing wage requirements on publicly funded work, FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) exposure, public records retention, procurement code compliance, and public safety operational continuity. Prime Restoration handles municipal restoration projects across Macomb County with full awareness of how the work, the paperwork, and the closeout all connect to the public records trail.
Why it matters
When a city hall experiences a water loss, the project eventually ends up in a public records request. Every line item in Xactimate, every photo, every change order has to stand up to public scrutiny — which is actually the same quality bar we hold ourselves to on private insurance claims. We write municipal projects with the assumption that a reporter or a citizen will eventually read the file.
On publicly funded projects requiring Michigan Prevailing Wage, we can provide certified payroll and wage documentation.
Every document in the project file is written with the assumption that a FOIA request will eventually pull it into a public record. No personal data, clean formatting, clear line items.
For library and records room losses, we prioritize document and book salvage with pack-out, freezer drying, and specialist vendor coordination.
Yes. We handle municipal restoration projects for Macomb County cities, townships, and special districts. On projects requiring Michigan Prevailing Wage Act compliance, we can provide certified payroll and wage documentation.
Every document we produce on a municipal project — site notes, photos, Xactimate scopes, change orders — is written assuming it will eventually end up in a public records response. We keep the documentation clean, factual, and free of personal information.
For library and records room losses, book and document salvage is priority one. We pack out affected materials, coordinate with specialty freezer-drying vendors when the volume justifies it, and document everything for the public records custodian.
Macomb County municipalities (all cities and townships), Oakland County, and portions of Wayne County — including public libraries, courthouses, and public safety buildings.
Typical 60-minute emergency response across Macomb County, 24/7. Our Sterling Heights base is centrally located for rapid response to major Macomb County municipal buildings.
24/7 emergency dispatch. Trained restoration crews. Typical 60-minute response across Macomb County.