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Leadership: Decades of Large-Loss Experience IICRC Certified Firm HAZWOPER ICRA 2.0 Class III-V AZ ROC #349012 AZ ROC #365125 — CR-42 Roofing EMR 0.97 — Workers' Comp Safety Leadership: Decades of Large-Loss Experience IICRC Certified Firm HAZWOPER ICRA 2.0 Class III-V AZ ROC #349012 AZ ROC #365125 — CR-42 Roofing EMR 0.97 — Workers' Comp Safety

AZ ROC #349012 — KB-1 DUAL LICENSE · SCOTTSDALE AZ

Licensed General
Contractor in Scottsdale

Custom homes, resort properties, and Old Town commercial — rebuilt after water, fire, and storm losses with the finishes and contents treated with the same care as the structure itself.

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One licensed contractor from mitigation through final walkthrough — 24/7 across Scottsdale. Call (602) 228-9494.

Disaster Recovery Restoration is a licensed general contractor serving Scottsdale, AZ under AZ ROC #349012 — a KB-1 Dual license covering residential and commercial construction statewide. Scottsdale’s combination of luxury residential, resort hospitality, and high-end retail demands a rebuild partner who treats finishes and contents with the same care as the structure itself. We work across north Scottsdale’s custom homes, the resort properties along Camelback and Indian Bend, and the commercial corridors of Old Town and Scottsdale Quarter — with carrier-ready Xactimate documentation and content-by-content tracking standard on every loss.

A Custom Home Deserves
More Than a Standard Rebuild.

In most of the Valley, a rebuild means drywall, carpet, and production-grade trim. In Scottsdale it means hand-troweled plaster, imported stone, custom millwork, and integrated systems — details a generic contractor will approximate and an insurance allowance will undervalue.

DRR rebuilds to the original standard. The same team that documents your loss executes the reconstruction under one KB-1 license — itemizing what your home actually contains, sourcing through specialty suppliers, and answering to you through a single project manager until the walkthrough is done.

What We Build Back

Scottsdale Rebuilds We Take On

Custom-home rebuilds in North Scottsdale

North Scottsdale's custom homes carry finishes that production builders never touch — and a water loss here is a finish-matching problem as much as a construction problem. We rebuild to the original standard, coordinating with the original architects and suppliers when those records exist.

Resort & hospitality reconstruction

The resort properties along Camelback and Indian Bend generate large-loss commercial claims that have to be rebuilt around operating hotels. We phase reconstruction to keep guest areas open, coordinate with facility teams, and document every stage for the carrier.

Old Town & Scottsdale Quarter commercial

Scottsdale's commercial corridors — Old Town's restaurants and galleries, the retail and office space around Scottsdale Quarter — need build-back that respects tenants, foot traffic, and brand standards. One point of accountability from demolition through reopening.

High-end water-loss build-back

High-end residential water damage is the loss we see most in Scottsdale. Once mitigation is complete, our crews rebuild what the water took — hardwood, stone, custom millwork, plaster — with content-by-content tracking standard on every loss, because in these homes the contents matter as much as the walls.

How It Works

Our General Contracting Process

01

Call & detailed assessment

A live team answers 24/7 and dispatches from our Tempe headquarters — 15–30 minutes from most Scottsdale addresses. On high-end properties the assessment goes deeper: we document finishes, materials, and contents room by room, because everything we record now protects your claim later.

02

Carrier-ready scope in Xactimate

Luxury-property insurance claims live or die on documentation. Your rebuild scope is written in Xactimate — the platform your adjuster uses — with specialty finishes itemized rather than lumped into allowances, so the claim reflects what your home actually contains.

03

Sourcing, permits & schedule

Custom stone, hardwood, plaster, and cabinetry are sourced through specialty suppliers — and for North Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, and Carefree work we coordinate with the original architects and suppliers when those records exist. Permits are filed where Arizona statute requires, and you receive a written schedule before work begins.

04

Structural repairs

Water and fire losses in custom homes routinely reach framing and load-bearing assemblies behind the finishes. We repair or replace structural components to code, permitted and inspected, before a single finish surface goes back on.

05

Finish work to the original standard

Custom cabinetry, stone, hardwood, plaster, smart-home integration, and specialty trades — matched like-kind-and-quality per Arizona insurance code. When an exact match no longer exists, we present alternatives and document the substitution with you before ordering.

06

Final walkthrough & closeout

Your project manager — the same one from day one — walks the finished space with you, closes out permits, and delivers the complete documentation package to you and your carrier. The project is done when it matches the home you had, or better.

Service Area

Rebuilds from Old Town to the McDowell Mountains

Old Town ScottsdaleNorth ScottsdaleMcCormick RanchGainey RanchDC RanchSilverleafGrayhawkTroon NorthMcDowell Mountain RanchDesert MountainPinnacle PeakScottsdale RanchAncalaParadise ValleyFountain HillsCave CreekCarefreePhoenix

Licensed for the Properties That Demand It

AZ ROC #349012 — KB-1 Dual

Residential & commercial GC statewide

Specialty-Finish Sourcing

Original architects & suppliers when records exist

Carrier-Ready Documentation

Xactimate scopes + content-by-content tracking

24/7 Emergency Response

60-minute on-site target from Tempe HQ

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FAQ

General contractor Scottsdale — FAQ

Is DRR a licensed general contractor in Scottsdale?

Yes. DRR is licensed under AZ ROC #349012 — a KB-1 Dual, the Arizona classification that pairs residential and commercial authority in one statewide license. It is the license we build Scottsdale projects under: structural repair, finish carpentry, electrical and plumbing subs coordinated by your project manager, and a formal close-out at the end. IICRC firm certification and a BBB A+ rating round out the credentials — important when the rebuild traces back to a water, fire, or mold loss.

Can you actually match the finishes in a custom Scottsdale home?

That is the heart of luxury reconstruction. We match like-kind-and-quality materials per Arizona insurance code — custom cabinetry, stone, hardwood, plaster, smart-home integration, and specialty trades. When an exact match is no longer available, we present alternatives and document the substitution with you before anything is ordered. For North Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, and Carefree work in particular, we coordinate with the original architects and suppliers when those records exist.

Do you handle large commercial and resort losses?

Yes. Scottsdale's resort and hospitality properties along Camelback and Indian Bend produce some of the Valley's largest commercial claims, and we build back around operations — phased work areas, off-hours scheduling where needed, and coordination with facility and management teams so the property keeps functioning while reconstruction proceeds.

How do you protect a high-value insurance claim?

With documentation. Carrier-ready Xactimate scopes and content-by-content tracking are standard on every Scottsdale loss we handle. Specialty finishes are itemized rather than buried in allowances, supplements discovered during demolition are photographed and submitted with full evidence, and the final package reconciles against the original scope line by line.

How quickly can you reach my Scottsdale property?

Our crews dispatch from Tempe, 15–30 minutes from most Scottsdale addresses — from Old Town up through the McDowell Mountains communities — and we answer 24/7 with a 60-minute on-site target for emergencies. Because mitigation and reconstruction are the same company, the rebuild starts the moment the structure is ready, with no contractor handoff in between.

How long will the rebuild take?

It depends on scope and finish level. A single-room rebuild might take 2–4 weeks; whole-floor or whole-house reconstruction runs 8 weeks to 6+ months, and custom finishes with specialty-supplier lead times sit at the longer end. Your project manager gives you a written schedule before work begins and updates it weekly.

Will one person manage the project throughout?

Yes. One project manager from emergency response through final walkthrough — your single point of contact for scope, schedule, change orders, and carrier coordination. On luxury projects that continuity is what keeps a hundred finish decisions from falling through the cracks.

What if the roof was part of the damage?

Roof repair and replacement run under our dedicated roofing license — AZ ROC #365125, CR-42 Specialty Dual Roofing — so a monsoon-damaged roof and the interior rebuild beneath it are handled by one company under coordinated scopes, not two contractors disputing where one scope ends and the other begins.

Rebuild it the way

it was built.

One licensed general contractor for Scottsdale’s custom homes, resorts, and commercial corridors — under AZ ROC #349012 KB-1 Dual, answering 24 hours a day.

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