Reconstruction Services After Water, Fire, or Mold Damage in Phoenix
From structural repairs to full rebuilds, we help Phoenix property owners restore their homes and businesses after disaster. Whether you're recovering from a flood, fire, or mold damage, or need professional reconstruction, our licensed team manages the entire process from demolition to final finish.
What Do Reconstruction Services Include?
Reconstruction services involve rebuilding and repairing damaged parts of your property after mitigation is complete. Unlike general contractors, we specialize in post-disaster reconstruction, addressing the unique challenges that follow water, fire, mold, or storm damage.
This isn't remodeling. We restore you home or buisness after a disaster to it's pre-loss condition.
- Drywall & Insulation
- Cabinets & Trim
- Flooring Installation
- Painting & Touch-ups
- Framing & Structure
- Roofing & Exterior Work
Demolition & Rebuild
We remove damaged materials and rebuild walls, ceilings, and structural components from the frame up.
Structural Repairs
From framing to subfloor replacement, we restore the integrity and safety of your home or building.
Finish Work
Painting, flooring, trim, and detail work bring your space back to life, clean, polished, and move-in ready.
Water Damaged Walls or Floors
Warped flooring, soaked drywall, and compromised subfloors are safely removed and rebuilt to pre-loss condition.
Fire Damage Repairs
We replace fire-damaged framing, drywall, insulation, and finishes, restoring structure and air quality after a fire.
Mold Cleanup and Demo
We tear out contaminated materials, treat mold sources, and rebuild affected areas with mold-resistant materials.
Flood Damaged Home
Monsoon damage? We repair or replace roofing, underlayment, and ceiling materials caused by wind or rain intrusion.
Sewage Backup Replacements
We remove biohazard-contaminated materials and rebuild with safe, sanitized surfaces compliant with health codes.
Full-Service Restoration, Local Expertise & Insurance Coordination
Whether you’re in Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, or beyond, our team handles everything from emergency response to insurance-approved reconstruction with licensed technicians, real-time documentation, and direct adjuster coordination.
We provide:
- Xactimate estimates aligned with carrier requirements
- Photo documentation for demo, drying, and rebuild phases
- Scope reports and updates for smoother claim processing
- Direct communication with your insurance adjuster
- Service across Phoenix, Tempe, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Glendale, Peoria, and Queen Creek
We speak insurance, so you don't have to.
Ready to Rebuild with Confidence?
We are available 24/7 and serve the entire Phoenix metro area.
Frequently Asked Questions About Reconstruction Services
How long does reconstruction take after water or fire damage?
Schedule An EstimateProject timelines vary by scope. Small repairs may take 1–2 weeks, while full-property rebuilds can take several weeks to a few months, depending on permits, material availability, and insurance approval timelines.
Do you work directly with my insurance company?
Schedule An EstimateYes. We coordinate directly with your insurance adjuster, submit detailed scopes, use Xactimate estimates, and provide documentation throughout the project, making your claim process smoother and faster.
Can I make upgrades during the reconstruction process?
Schedule An EstimateAbsolutely. While insurance typically covers like-for-like materials, we can help you select upgraded flooring, cabinets, or finishes. You’ll only pay the difference between the approved amount and your upgrade cost.
Do I need to move out during reconstruction?
Schedule An EstimateIt depends on the extent of the damage and type of work required. For major structural repairs or full-floor replacements, temporary relocation may be necessary. We’ll provide a clear plan before starting.
What’s the difference between reconstruction and remodeling?
Schedule An EstimateReconstruction restores your property after damage, following mitigation, insurance guidelines, and structural standards. Remodeling, on the other hand, is elective and not tied to disaster recovery or insurance claims.
