The KTC approach to reconstruction
When damage happens, we rebuild the interior — coordinated with the owner, adjuster, GC or property manager. Framing, drywall, doors, trim and paint prep.
Insurance-scoped work is familiar territory. We can estimate to Xactimate and document the scope line by line so approvals move without a translation layer.
How a reconstruction job runs.
Same rhythm on a 1,500 sq ft suite as on a full floor — because consistency is what protects the schedule.
We walk the property with the owner, PM or adjuster and document existing conditions.
Line-item estimate written to Xactimate so the carrier and owner can review it directly.
Cut and remove only what's damaged. Protect adjacent finishes. Haul and dispose responsibly.
Framing, insulation, drywall, doors, hardware, casing and trim — one accountable crew.
Final punch, photo documentation and turnover to paint, flooring and the owner.
Deliverables
- ◆Xactimate-formatted line-item estimate
- ◆Photo documentation before, during and after
- ◆Coordinated turnover to paint & flooring
- ◆Final walk sign-off with the owner, adjuster or PM
Materials
- ◆Moisture-resistant board
- ◆Type X fire board
- ◆Sound-attenuation batts
- ◆Interior hollow-metal & wood doors
- ◆Schlage / Corbin hardware
- ◆Paint-grade trim
Timeline
Duration depends on the loss and the approved scope; we confirm dates in the written proposal before work starts.
Start a scopeSelected reconstruction projects
Do you work with insurance carriers?+
Yes. We can estimate to Xactimate and communicate with the adjuster when the owner or PM authorizes it.
Do you take residential reconstruction?+
Yes — homes affected by water, fire or impact damage, as well as multifamily units and commercial spaces.
Do you self-perform paint and flooring?+
We coordinate trusted paint and flooring subs and manage the schedule so you have one point of contact.
Other KTC services
Have a scope?
Let's price it.
Send plans, punch lists or reconstruction scopes — residential or commercial. We'll review the project and send back a detailed, line-itemed proposal.
