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    Commercial property damage assessment, restoration and reconstruction across Texas.817-819-7645

    Built Around Difficult Buildings and Difficult Decisions.

    C4 combines field investigation, construction estimating, project planning, and commercial restoration so owners can move from uncertain conditions to defined work.

    More Than Roofers

    C4 works where roof systems, exterior assemblies, interior damage, building operations, and construction decisions meet. The job is not complete when a damaged component is photographed. The owner still needs to understand the assembly, define the work, plan the site, and execute the repair.

    That is the meaning of More Than Roofers: investigate the building, document the conditions, develop the construction path, and remain accountable through the work.

    Leadership

    Mark Westbrook

    Principal

    Mark's C4 work centers on commercial building assessment, condition documentation, scope development, estimating, and construction planning. Current credential abbreviations and numeric experience claims will be added only after C4 provides current verification.

    Russell E. Earnhart

    Principal

    Russell is part of C4's ownership and leadership team. A role-specific public biography and project history will be added only after Russell approves the facts and title to be published.

    Experience Measured in Building Problems

    C4's records document decades of commercial project work involving hail, wind, water intrusion, roof assemblies, damage evaluation, contractor estimates, restoration planning, and reconstruction.

    The public website does not use an unverified founding date, total project value, square-foot total, or current credential claim as a substitute for showing how the work is performed.

    Sutherland Springs: Community Service

    After the November 2017 tragedy at First Baptist Church Sutherland Springs, Mark Westbrook and C4 participated in the large volunteer effort that repaired and repainted the existing sanctuary as it was transformed into a memorial.

    The sanctuary work was completed under an extraordinary schedule with many volunteers and tradespeople. C4 did not build the later church building, and this history is presented as community service rather than a sales claim.

    How C4 Works

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    Separate observations from interpretation

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    Use tools only when the building and assignment justify them

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    Document limitations and unresolved conditions

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    Translate findings into constructible work

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    Keep insurance coverage and settlement decisions outside the contractor's role

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    Use qualified, licensed professionals and trades where the project requires them

    Bring us the building problem.