Storm-damaged in Peoria and need a licensed rebuild? Crews dispatch 24/7. Call (602) 228-9494.
Disaster Recovery Restoration provides licensed general contracting across Peoria, AZ under AZ ROC #349012 — a KB-1 Dual license covering residential and commercial construction. Peoria stretches from established mid-valley neighborhoods to the far north Lake Pleasant corridor, and that geographic spread shapes the work: lakefront and waterfront water-damage rebuilds in the north, slab- and mold-related reconstruction in older neighborhoods, monsoon flood build-back citywide, and a meaningful share of residential work inside the city's active-adult and 55+ communities. Crews dispatch from our Tempe headquarters, 35–50 minutes away, around the clock.
A City This Spread Out
Needs a Contractor Who Plans.
Peoria is not one market — it is a corridor. A waterfront property near Lake Pleasant, a slab repair in an older mid-valley block, and a flood-cut rebuild in a 55+ community are three different projects with three different logistical realities, and the geographic spread alone shapes how we deploy crews and equipment.
What stays constant is the structure of the work: one KB-1 Dual license, one written scope, one project manager, and one contract that runs from damage assessment through structural rebuild and final finishes — wherever in Peoria the property sits.
How It Works
Our General Contracting Process
Reach us any hour
Calls are answered 24/7 and crews dispatch from Tempe — 35–50 minutes to most Peoria addresses, from the mid-valley neighborhoods all the way up the Lake Pleasant corridor. The first visit is a walkthrough that turns damage into a defined project.
Written scope & carrier-ready estimate
Nothing is rebuilt on a handshake. The scope is written, and insurance projects are estimated in Xactimate so your adjuster sees the loss in the format carriers already process. Supplements found during demolition follow the same documentation standard.
Permits & inspections
Where Peoria requires permits, we manage submittals and inspection scheduling as part of the contract. Slab-related repairs in the city's older neighborhoods often carry inspection requirements of their own — those are planned in, not discovered late.
Structural rebuild
Framing, subfloor, sheathing, and slab-adjacent structural repairs are performed in-house under our KB-1 Dual license. After monsoon flood losses, that includes rebuilding the wall assemblies and flooring systems that flood cuts inevitably open up.
Finish work that respects the home
Drywall, texture, flooring, cabinetry, and paint are matched to the home — whether that is an established mid-valley property or a residence in one of Peoria's active-adult communities, where we schedule tightly and keep the site orderly out of respect for the neighborhood.
Walkthrough & records
Every Peoria project closes with a documented walkthrough, a completed punch list, and a records package — scope history, permits, and photos — for your files and your insurance carrier.
Licensed for the Whole Job
KB-1 Dual General Contracting
AZ ROC #349012 — residential & commercial
Waterfront-Aware Rebuilds
Lake Pleasant corridor coverage
24/7 Dispatch From Tempe
35–50 minutes to most Peoria addresses
Carrier-Ready Documentation
Xactimate scopes & supplements
FAQ
General contractor Peoria — FAQ
Is DRR a licensed general contractor in Peoria?
Yes — the credential behind that answer is AZ ROC #349012, a KB-1 Dual license: one statewide authorization for DRR to serve as general contractor on Peoria homes and commercial buildings alike. We keep IICRC firm certification, BBB A+ accreditation, and full bonding and insurance current alongside it.
Do you cover north Peoria and the Lake Pleasant corridor?
Yes. Peoria stretches from established mid-valley neighborhoods to the far north Lake Pleasant corridor, and our coverage runs the full spread. Lake-area properties bring waterfront-specific water damage, and the rebuilds that follow are work we plan for — including the longer drive north.
Do you work in Peoria's 55+ and active-adult communities?
Regularly. Active-adult and 55+ communities across Peoria are a meaningful share of our residential workload. We keep job sites clean and quiet, communicate schedules clearly, and coordinate with community management and HOA requirements as a matter of course.
Can you rebuild after a monsoon flood?
Yes — monsoon flash floods are one of the loss patterns we respond to most in Peoria. Flood losses typically require flood cuts through drywall and removal of flooring; our KB-1 crews rebuild those assemblies, match the finishes, and close the project with documentation your carrier can process.
What about slab-related damage in older Peoria neighborhoods?
Older Peoria neighborhoods generate steady slab and mold work, and the reconstruction side of that is squarely ours. Once the plumbing repair and any remediation are complete, we rebuild the affected flooring, drywall, and framing to code and restore the finishes.
How fast can you get to Peoria?
We dispatch from Tempe 24/7, reaching most Peoria addresses in 35–50 minutes with a 60-minute on-site target on most callouts. For planned reconstruction, walkthroughs are scheduled around your availability.
Do you coordinate with insurance carriers?
Yes. Scopes and supplements are written in Xactimate, the same platform your adjuster uses, so the estimate, changes, and final billing reconcile without translation. If DRR handled your mitigation, one project manager carries the file straight through the rebuild.
Can the same company replace the roof?
Yes. DRR also holds AZ ROC #365125 — a CR-42 Specialty Dual Roofing license — so monsoon-damaged roofs and the interior rebuild beneath them stay under one contract with one licensed company.
Wherever in Peoria,
we build it back.
Mid-valley block or Lake Pleasant corridor — one KB-1 licensed contractor, one contract, dispatching 24/7 under AZ ROC #349012.