Flood victim tax deductions

My home was flooded in August. Zone X, no flood insurance.

FEMA provided $14K in emergency assistance.

I did not use any contractors, and spent around $25K to make the home whole again. This figure includes:
- Building materials (drywall/insulation, floors, paint, molding, counters, etc.)
- furniture (sofas, beds, desks, tables/chairs, cabinets)
- Oven, Washer and Dryer, Fridge
- Household items like rugs, pots/pans, etc.
- various tools and supplies that were necessary for the job (saws, paintbrushes/rollers, nail gun, etc.)

The $25K does not include personal losses that I have not yet replaced (audio equipment, spare room TV, tablet, books, a few toys, etc.)

Questions:
- Can I deduct all of the above expenses?

- Or, do I need to stick with deducting losses? Or some combination of both? The losses would likely be greater than the expenses, but I don't know how to assign a value to certain things that were part of the house when I bought it.

- Do I subtract the amount of FEMA assistance given? According to the FEMA website, the money wouldn't be taxable, but unclear of how else it should be treated.

Do I just need to take this to a tax professional? My taxes have always been simple enough to use the H&R block website, but I don't even see an option for disaster losses or anything like that.