One licensed contractor from mitigation through final walkthrough — 24/7 across Mesa and the East Valley. Call (602) 228-9494.
Disaster Recovery Restoration is a licensed general contractor serving Mesa, AZ under AZ ROC #349012 — a KB-1 Dual license covering residential and commercial construction statewide. Mesa sits directly east of our Tempe headquarters, 10–20 minutes from most addresses, and its property stock spans nearly every era of Arizona construction: mid-century housing in west Mesa, the broad 1970s-era neighborhoods through the center of the city, and the newer master-planned communities pushing toward Apache Junction. We carry rebuilds across all of it — from monsoon, water-heater, and irrigation-backflow losses to fire and mold build-back — under one contract, with one project manager.
Every Era of Mesa Construction.
One Rebuild Standard.
A rebuild in a 1970s-era west Mesa home is a different job than one in a new Eastmark build — different framing, different textures, different materials, and a different set of surprises behind the drywall. A contractor who treats them the same delivers a patch, not a restoration.
DRR builds to what each house actually is. The same team that documents the loss executes the rebuild — structural repairs through final coat of paint — matched to the era of the home and the standards of the community it sits in.
How It Works
Our General Contracting Process
Call & rapid assessment
Mesa sits directly east of our Tempe headquarters — 10–20 minutes for most addresses — so assessment happens fast, even on a weekend monsoon callout. We walk the loss with you and document what has to come out and what has to go back.
Scope written in Xactimate
The rebuild scope is written in Xactimate, the same platform your adjuster works in. Supplements are common in Mesa's older housing — demolition behind a 1970s-era wall often reveals more than the first inspection could see — and each one is photographed and submitted with full evidence.
Permits, HOA & scheduling
We handle permit filings and inspections where Arizona statute requires them, and in Mesa's master-planned east side we square the scope with HOA architectural standards before work begins. You receive a written schedule up front.
Structural repairs
From mid-century framing in west Mesa to newer builds out toward Apache Junction, water and fire losses reach studs, sheathing, and subfloor more often than owners expect. We repair or replace structural components to code, permitted and inspected.
Finishes matched to the era
Drywall texture, flooring, paint, cabinetry, and trim are installed in-house and matched like-kind-and-quality per Arizona insurance code — which in Mesa means matching everything from 1970s-era profiles to current master-planned community specs, with substitutions documented when originals no longer exist.
Final walkthrough & closeout
The project manager who opened your file walks the finished rooms with you, closes out permits, and delivers the complete documentation package — scope, supplements, photos, sign-off — to you and your carrier.
Licensed, Local, Accountable
AZ ROC #349012 — KB-1 Dual
Residential & commercial GC statewide
10–20 Minutes from Mesa
Dispatched from our Tempe HQ
Xactimate Carrier-Ready Scopes
Supplements documented & submitted
One Contract, One PM
Mitigation through final walkthrough
FAQ
General contractor Mesa — FAQ
Is DRR a licensed general contractor in Mesa?
Yes. Our KB-1 Dual license — AZ ROC #349012 — is valid across Arizona for residential and commercial general contracting alike. On a Mesa rebuild, that single credential covers the structural repairs, the finish trades, the coordination of electricians and plumbers, and the sign-off that closes the project. DRR also carries IICRC firm certification and a BBB A+ rating, credentials that count when reconstruction picks up where water, fire, or mold work left off.
How close are you to Mesa?
Very. Mesa sits directly east of our Tempe headquarters at 977 W 23rd St — 10–20 minutes to most addresses, from Downtown Mesa out to the Superstition Springs and Eastmark side. We answer 24/7 with a 60-minute on-site target, and that proximity holds even on a weekend monsoon callout.
Can you rebuild an older west Mesa home without it looking patched?
That is the standard we work to. West Mesa's mid-century homes and the city's 1970s-era stock carry textures, trim profiles, and materials that are no longer on shelves. We match like-kind-and-quality per Arizona insurance code, blend new drywall texture into old, and when an exact material match no longer exists we present alternatives and document the substitution before ordering.
My loss started as a water heater failure. Do you handle the rebuild after mitigation?
Yes — water heater failures and irrigation backflow events are among the most common losses we respond to in Mesa, and the build-back is the second half of the same job: drywall, insulation, flooring, baseboard, and paint replaced under one contract. If DRR handled your mitigation, the rebuild starts without a handoff; if another company dried the structure, we can take the project from there.
Do you work with HOAs in east Mesa's master-planned communities?
Yes. Rebuilds in communities like Eastmark, Las Sendas, and Augusta Ranch typically need HOA architectural approval alongside the insurance scope. We prepare documentation for both up front — matching community specs on visible exterior and interior work — so approvals run in parallel with the carrier process instead of after it.
Do you rebuild in Mesa's 55+ communities?
Regularly. Leisure World and Sunland Village homes are usually occupied during reconstruction, so we stage the work to keep living areas usable, hold predictable working hours, and keep residents and their families informed at each step. It is the same KB-1-licensed rebuild, delivered at a pace that respects the household.
Will you coordinate directly with my insurance carrier?
Yes. The rebuild scope is written in Xactimate, matching the format your adjuster uses, and supplements — the additional damage that demolition reveals, common behind Mesa's older walls — are documented with photos and submitted with the same level of evidence as the original scope. Estimates, supplements, and final billing all reconcile.
What if my roof took monsoon damage too?
Roof repair and replacement run under our dedicated roofing license — AZ ROC #365125, CR-42 Specialty Dual Roofing — so a storm-hit roof and the interior rebuild beneath it are handled by one company under coordinated scopes, not split between two contractors.
Your Mesa rebuild,
minutes away.
One licensed general contractor from first call to final walkthrough — under AZ ROC #349012 KB-1 Dual, 10–20 minutes from most Mesa addresses, answering 24 hours a day.