After cleaning and mitigation, many fires leave damaged framing, drywall, flooring, cabinetry and roofing that must be rebuilt. The handoff between restoration and construction is where delays often happen.
Our network can connect you with providers who either perform reconstruction or coordinate with licensed contractors, so scope, permits and schedules line up.
When you need professional help
- Walls, ceilings or floors need to be replaced
- Roofing or structural framing was damaged
- Cabinetry, fixtures or finishes must be rebuilt
- You need permits or engineering
- You want one point of coordination
How the property reconstruction process works
Scope review
Align cleaning, insurance scope and rebuild.
Permits and design
Handle drawings and permits where required.
Structural repair
Rebuild framing and roofing.
Interior finish
Drywall, paint, flooring and trim.
Final inspection
Close permits and complete a punch list.
Safety considerations
- Verify the contractor's license with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors
- Get scope and pricing in writing
- Confirm insurance coverage before work starts
Common questions
Do I need permits?
Often yes for structural, electrical or plumbing work. Your contractor should confirm local requirements.
Can I choose my own contractor?
Generally yes, though your insurer may have rules about approved scope and pricing.
Information on this page is general. A licensed provider must inspect your property to recommend specific work. We are a referral service and do not perform the work ourselves.
