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Straight answers about insurance reconstruction, claims, timelines, and remodeling in Mesa and the East Valley. Still stuck? Call us and talk to a real specialist.
If your home was just damaged, or you are planning a remodel, you probably have questions before you call anyone. Here are the ones we hear most, answered plainly. For a deeper walk-through of the claim process, see how insurance reconstruction works.
Insurance and claims
For a sudden, covered loss such as a burst pipe, a fire, or storm damage, your policy generally pays to repair or rebuild the damaged areas, minus your deductible. What matters most is how the loss is documented and how the scope is written, which is exactly where a reconstruction contractor helps.
Mitigation is the emergency work that stops the damage: water extraction, drying, and tear-out. Reconstruction is the rebuild that follows, including drywall, flooring, cabinets, and paint. They are often handled by different companies. Revco focuses on the reconstruction and works your claim with the insurer.
No. In Arizona you have the right to choose your own licensed contractor. Preferred vendors answer to the insurer; Revco works for you, and we coordinate with your insurance company either way.
Insurance companies typically issue payment directly to you, the homeowner. You then pay Revco for the completed work, including your deductible. We bill the approved scope and keep you informed at every step.
It happens often. We document the full extent of the damage, write a detailed scope, and communicate directly with your adjuster to justify what it actually takes to rebuild. If hidden damage appears during the work, we file a supplement with supporting evidence.
Getting started
Make sure everyone is safe and stop the source if you can do so safely. Photograph and video everything before any cleanup, start a claim with your insurer, keep receipts for anything you spend, and call a licensed reconstruction contractor before you sign a work authorization with whoever arrives first.
Yes. Revco provides a free, no-obligation assessment of your loss or project. You get a straight read on the damage and the scope before you commit to anything.
Call (480) 973-9976 or request a free assessment online. We schedule a visit, inspect and scan the damage, and walk you through the scope and the claim process from there.
Yes. Revco is a licensed Arizona contractor, AZ ROC #362994, bonded and insured.
Timelines and process
It depends on the size of the loss and how quickly the claim is approved. Small rebuilds can take a couple of weeks, while major fire or whole-home rebuilds can run several months. We give you a realistic timeline after the assessment and keep it updated as the claim moves.
We inspect and capture 3D scans and photos, build and defend a detailed scope with your adjuster, schedule the trades, rebuild the damaged areas, and complete a final walkthrough with you. You have one accountable team from the first call to the last inspection.
Yes. We capture 3D scans of the affected areas so the loss is documented accurately and the scope is complete. It helps the claim get approved for everything that needs to be rebuilt and gives you a clear record of the work.
Sometimes, depending on the size and location of the damage. For smaller, contained losses many homeowners stay put. For major fire, water, or whole-home rebuilds it is often safer to relocate temporarily, and your policy may cover additional living expenses.
Remodeling and service area
Yes. Alongside insurance reconstruction, Revco does kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, and whole-home renovations. The same team that rebuilds after damage can also build what is next.
Often, yes. Insurance pays to restore what was there, and you can pay the difference to upgrade finishes or adjust the layout while the area is already open. We price the covered scope and the upgrades separately so it is clear.
Revco serves Mesa and the East Valley, including Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Apache Junction, and Scottsdale, plus communities across Maricopa and Pinal County. Our office is at 3707 E Southern Ave in Mesa.
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