AZ ROC #349012 — KB-1 Dual License
Restoration is only complete when the property looks and functions exactly as it did before the loss — or better. DRR holds a KB-1 Dual License under AZ ROC #349012, enabling us to carry the project from mitigation through full structural rebuild under one contract, with one point of contact.
What We Do
Our licensed reconstruction team is employed directly by DRR — not sourced from a subcontractor network. This means consistent quality standards, unified scheduling, and a single point of accountability from demolition to final walkthrough.
Fire, water, and mold losses frequently compromise structural framing, sheathing, and load-bearing assemblies. We repair or replace structural components to code — permitted and inspected where required by AZ statute.
Interior finishes are matched and installed by our team — drywall hanging, taping, texturing, flooring installation, and custom cabinetry replacement — all coordinated to eliminate the delays that come with managing multiple trade contractors.
Interior and exterior painting is performed in-house with color-matched finishes. We do not consider a project complete until walls, trim, and ceilings are restored to pre-loss condition — or the upgraded specification the owner selects.
A dedicated project manager oversees every phase — from insurance scope alignment through permit closeout. Owners and adjusters have one contact number and one person who is accountable for schedule and quality.
Many restoration companies complete mitigation, then hand the rebuild to an unfamiliar general contractor. With DRR, the same team that documented the loss executes the rebuild — eliminating scope gaps, communication failures, and finger-pointing.
Why DRR
One company, one contract, one point of accountability from first call to final walkthrough. When restoration and reconstruction are handled by different firms, scope gaps appear, blame gets deflected, and timelines stretch. DRR eliminates that risk by owning both sides of the project under our KB-1 Dual License — so there is always one person responsible for getting you back to normal.
Reconstruction — Standards & Equipment
AZ ROC #349012
Statewide commercial + residential building contractor license — the same one that lets us perform mitigation. Reconstruction stays under the same license, the same contract, and the same project manager who scoped the loss.
IBC 2018
All reconstruction work meets the AZ-adopted IBC 2018 with municipal amendments. Structural framing, fire-rated assemblies, egress, and energy code compliance documented for permit closeout.
ANSI A1.5
Drywall finish quality is specified per ANSI A1.5 Level 1 through Level 5. We default to Level 4 (paint-grade smooth) and document upgrades to Level 5 (gloss / raking-light areas) in scope so finish expectations match the job.
Manufacturer install specs
Every finish material — flooring, cabinetry, paint, tile — installed per the manufacturer's published install instructions. Warranty validity hinges on this; we file documentation so your warranties stay intact.
Reconstruction stays with the same DRR project manager from initial loss through final walkthrough — no transferring you to a separate GC at the rebuild phase. One scope, one contract, one warranty.
Reconstruction line-items priced in Xactimate to match the carrier's pricing database. Supplements documented and negotiated by the same project manager.
We pull permits, schedule inspections, and close them out. Most homeowners don't realize permitting cost and timeline impacts the reconstruction phase — we surface this in scope.
Licensed-trade subs coordinated through our project management — you don't manage three separate contractors. Each trade's scope, schedule, and warranty rolls up under the DRR contract.
Pre-final walkthrough with the owner, punch list completion, then final walkthrough + as-built documentation. Warranty docs and lien waivers issued at closeout.
FAQ
Yes — that's the entire purpose of our reconstruction division. Our AZ ROC #349012 (KB-1 Dual) license covers commercial and residential construction. The same project manager that handled mitigation hands off internally to the build-back team. No second contractor, no schedule gap.
Yes. AZ ROC #349012 is a KB-1 Dual license, which authorizes us to perform general contracting on both residential and commercial projects statewide. The KB-1 covers structural work, finishes, electrical and plumbing trade coordination, and full project sign-off.
Yes. Reconstruction scope is written in Xactimate, matching the format your adjuster uses. Supplements (additional damage discovered during demolition) are documented and submitted with the same level of evidence as the original scope. Most national carriers and TPAs already have us in their networks.
We match like-kind-and-quality materials per Arizona insurance code requirements. If exact-match isn't available, we present alternatives and document the substitution. For luxury or heritage finishes, we source through specialty suppliers and discuss options with you before order.
It depends entirely on scope. A single-room rebuild might take 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.
Yes. One project manager from emergency response through final walkthrough. They are your single point of contact for scope, schedule, change orders, and carrier coordination. No dropped handoffs.
Yes. We can build to an adjuster-written scope or write our own scope and submit it for approval. Either way, we work in the same Xactimate environment your carrier uses, so estimates, supplements, and final billing all match.
Yes. Custom cabinetry, stone, hardwood, plaster, smart-home integration, and specialty trades. For Paradise Valley, North Scottsdale, and Carefree work in particular, we coordinate with the original architects and suppliers when those records exist.
