Every project is different and timelines depend on the extent of the damage. Projects can range from approximately four months for smaller-scope rebuilds to up to a year for larger reconstruction projects.

Yes. We regularly work with homeowners, insurance providers, adjusters, designers and consultants to help keep reconstruction projects moving efficiently.

Once emergency mitigation is complete and the insurance scope has been approved, we coordinate budgeting, scheduling, trade contractors and construction, guiding the project through to completion.

Yes. Many homeowners choose to update layouts, finishes or materials while reconstruction is underway. We can incorporate homeowner upgrades alongside the approved insurance scope.

We manage reconstruction following fire, flood and other major property damage for single-family homes, luxury residences and multi-unit buildings.

Not necessarily. While insurance restores the approved scope, many homeowners choose to redesign parts of their home during reconstruction to better suit their needs and lifestyle.

In most cases, yes. Significant fire or flood damage typically requires homeowners to live elsewhere while reconstruction is underway.

Yes. New home builds are covered under the mandatory BC 2/5/10 Home Warranty: 2 years on materials and labour including appliances and mechanical systems, 5 years on the building envelope including exterior water penetration, and 10 years on major structural defects. Renovation projects carry a 1 year warranty.

We provide insurance reconstruction services throughout Squamish, Whistler and the Sea to Sky Corridor.