Residential Reconstruction and Restoration

Your home and your life may no longer be what they were before the damages. You want everything back the way it was, and you need it done quickly and responsibly by experienced professionals. ATI is the company you can trust to employ the most qualified professionals to assist you in getting back into your home, and your home back to the condition that it was before.

Residential Services

ATI is a leader in restoration, reconstruction, and environmental services, with over 1,000 full-time employees and 20 offices around the country.

Whether you have water damages from a toilet overflow or severe structural damage to a multi-million dollar home, ATI has the team of experts that you need.

We’re in the disaster recovery business, and we’re available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 52 weeks a year. No matter what the time of day, or what type of disaster you’re facing, give us a call and we'll respond to your needs and get you back into your home as quickly as possible.

ATI provides the following services:

Reconstruction Services from Fire/Water Damages
Historic Home Preservation
On Location Fire/Smoke Cleaning
Mold Remediation
Asbestos / Lead Abatement
Turn-Key General Contractor
Water Mitigation
Emergency Services
Black-Water / Sewage Clean Up
Vandalism Repairs
Reconstruction from Wind Damages
Pack-Out, Pack-In, and storage
Inventory - Salvageable and Total Loss
Art Restoration
Electronics Restoration
Furniture Restoration
Contents Cleaning and Deodorization
Dry Cleaning and Laundry Services
Pack-Out Inventory (POI)
Document Recovery
Contents
Dwelling

Navigating the Recovery Process

Going through a residential loss and recovery is a challenging experience. ATI has developed the following check-list of steps to help residential customers better understand the insurance claims process that should take place during the recovery period.

This checklist includes:

Homeowner contacts insurance company, and restoration company
Restoration project manager inspects property, and develops project scope with insurance adjuster
Scope of work is approved by all parties
Homeowner signs work authorization contract
Restoration superintendent is assigned to the project, conducts a job walk and pulls all necessary permits
Homeowner selects replacement materials
Materials are ordered Job is scheduled with in-house employees and sub-contractors
Estimated completion date is provided
Demolition is performed
Superintendent conducts update calls and meetings with the homeowner as necessary
Scope of work is completed
Progress bills are submitted as necessary
Change orders are written, signed and performed as necessary
Work on change orders is completed
Superintendent and homeowner meet to review punch list
Punch list items are completed.
Homeowner signs certificate of completion
Final invoice is generated and mailed out
Payment is received and the file is closed