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Disaster Recovery Restoration is a licensed general contractor serving Gilbert, AZ under AZ ROC #349012 — a KB-1 Dual license covering residential and commercial construction. Gilbert is one of the fastest-growing cities in Arizona, and its housing stock skews newer than nearby communities, which shapes the work we do here: build-back after supply-line failures in newer plumbing, repairs where slab penetrations on younger foundations let water travel, builder-defect remediation, and commercial projects along the SanTan Loop 202 corridor. Crews dispatch from our Tempe headquarters, 15–25 minutes away.
A Newer City Still Needs
a Real General Contractor.
Gilbert grew fast, and fast growth leaves two kinds of work behind: losses in young homes — supply-line failures, HVAC moisture events, water finding its way through slab penetrations — and construction that was never quite right to begin with. Both end the same way: demolition, then a rebuild that has to be permitted, inspected, and finished to match.
DRR handles that entire arc under one KB-1 Dual license. The team that scopes the damage is the team that rebuilds it — no subcontractor handoff, no scope gaps, and no one pointing fingers between the mitigation crew and the builder.
How It Works
Our General Contracting Process
One call, any hour
We answer 24/7 and dispatch from our Tempe headquarters, 15–25 minutes from most Gilbert addresses. Whether the loss is still active or you are planning a repair that has waited too long, the first step is a walkthrough and a straight answer about what the project involves.
Written scope & Xactimate estimate
Every Gilbert project gets a written scope before work begins. Insurance rebuilds are estimated in Xactimate — the same platform your adjuster uses — so the carrier sees line items in a format it already trusts, and supplements are documented with the same rigor.
Permits & code compliance
Where Gilbert requires permits and inspections, we manage the submittals, scheduling, and inspector walkthroughs as part of the job. Work on younger foundations and newer framing still has to close out to code — that paperwork is our responsibility, not yours.
Structural repair & rebuild
Framing, sheathing, subfloor, and slab-adjacent repairs are performed by our in-house team under the KB-1 Dual license. In Gilbert that often means correcting what a supply-line failure or slab penetration left behind in a home that is barely a decade old.
Finishes that match
Drywall, texture, flooring, cabinetry, and paint are installed and color-matched so the repaired area disappears into the rest of the house. Newer Gilbert homes have consistent builder-grade finishes, which makes an obvious patch stand out — matching them properly is the whole point.
Final walkthrough & closeout
You walk the finished work with your project manager, punch-list items are closed, and you receive the documentation — scope, permits, and photos — for your records and your insurance file.
Licensed, Accountable, In-House
KB-1 Dual General Contracting
AZ ROC #349012 — residential & commercial
One Project Manager
Scope to final walkthrough, one contact
24/7 Dispatch From Tempe
15–25 minutes to most Gilbert addresses
Carrier-Ready Documentation
Xactimate scopes & supplements
FAQ
General contractor Gilbert — FAQ
Is DRR a licensed general contractor in Gilbert?
Yes. DRR carries AZ ROC #349012, a KB-1 Dual — the license class Arizona grants a contractor qualified to run home and commercial projects alike, in any city in the state, every Gilbert neighborhood among them. The firm is IICRC certified, holds BBB A+ accreditation, and is fully bonded and insured.
My Gilbert home is fairly new — why would it need a general contractor?
Newer does not mean immune. Gilbert is one of the fastest-growing cities in Arizona and its residential stock skews newer than nearby communities, so the work we see here is distinctive: supply-line failures in newer plumbing, water traveling through slab penetrations on younger foundations, and HVAC-related moisture events. When those losses require demolition, the rebuild is general-contracting work — and that is exactly what our KB-1 license covers.
Do you handle builder-defect repairs in Gilbert?
Yes. Builder-defect remediation is part of our standing scope in Gilbert. We identify the defect, correct it properly, and document both the cause and the repair — useful whether you are pursuing the builder, a warranty claim, or simply want it fixed right this time.
Will you work directly with my insurance carrier?
Yes. Rebuild scopes are written in Xactimate, matching the format your adjuster uses, and supplements discovered during demolition are submitted with the same level of evidence. If DRR also handled your mitigation, the same project manager carries the file from dry-out through final walkthrough — no second contractor, no schedule gap.
How quickly can you be on site in Gilbert?
Our crews dispatch from Tempe, 15–25 minutes from most Gilbert addresses, 24 hours a day. On emergency callouts we work to a 60-minute on-site target. For planned reconstruction work, scheduling starts with a walkthrough at a time that works for you.
Do you take commercial projects in Gilbert?
Yes. The KB-1 Dual license covers commercial construction, and we respond across the commercial buildup along the SanTan Loop 202 corridor as well as Gilbert's multifamily complexes. Tenant improvements after a loss, common-area rebuilds, and unit turns are all in scope.
Can the same company handle the roof?
Yes. Alongside the KB-1, DRR holds AZ ROC #365125 — a CR-42 Specialty Dual Roofing license — so storm-damaged roofs and the interior rebuild beneath them are handled by one licensed company under one contract.
How long will a rebuild take?
It depends on scope. A single-room rebuild typically runs a few weeks; whole-floor or whole-house reconstruction can run from about two months to six or more depending on size, finishes, and permit pace. Your project manager gives you a written schedule before work begins and keeps it updated as the job progresses.
One contractor.
One contract. Done right.
From first walkthrough to final punch list, your Gilbert project runs under AZ ROC #349012 KB-1 Dual — with a crew that is 15–25 minutes away and answers around the clock.