Licensed General
Contractor in Phoenix

Yes. AZ ROC #349012 is DRR's general contracting license — KB-1 Dual class, good statewide, for homes and commercial buildings both. Everything a Phoenix rebuild demands happens under that one number: repairing structure, executing finishes, bringing the electrical and plumbing trades in on schedule, and signing the completed project off. Add IICRC firm certification and BBB A+ accreditation, and you have a contractor built for rebuilds that begin as water, fire, or mold claims.

Yes, and it is some of the most careful work we do. Phoenix's historic districts hold century-old bungalows where a slab leak or fire touches original plaster, hardwood, and trim profiles that are no longer stocked anywhere. We match like-kind-and-quality per Arizona insurance code, and when an exact match is not available we present alternatives and document the substitution before ordering.

Yes. Phoenix's property mix runs from single-family neighborhoods to glass-tower commercial space downtown and the medical corridor through midtown. We phase commercial rebuilds around tenants and operations, coordinate with property management, and keep the entire scope in Xactimate so owners, adjusters, and asset managers are reading the same numbers.

Yes. Reconstruction scope is written in Xactimate, matching the format your adjuster uses. Supplements — additional damage discovered during demolition, which is common in Phoenix's older housing stock — are documented with photos and submitted with the same level of evidence as the original scope.

Our crews dispatch from Tempe, 15–25 minutes from most Phoenix addresses, and we answer 24/7 with a 60-minute on-site target for emergencies. For the rebuild itself, speed comes from sequencing: because the same company handles mitigation and reconstruction, there is no gap between the structure drying out and the build-back beginning.

Scope drives everything. A single-room rebuild typically runs 2–4 weeks; whole-floor or whole-house reconstruction runs from 8 weeks to 6+ months depending on size, finishes, and permit pace. Your project manager gives you a written schedule before work begins and updates it weekly — one contact from first call to final walkthrough.

We do. Structural repairs are permitted and inspected where Arizona statute requires it, and we manage the filings and inspection scheduling as part of the project. Permit closeout documentation is delivered with your final package.

Roof repair and replacement run under our dedicated roofing license — AZ ROC #365125, CR-42 Specialty Dual Roofing — so storm-damaged roofs and the interior rebuild beneath them can be handled by one company under coordinated scopes instead of two contractors pointing at each other's work.