A whole house, rebuilt as one project.
When a loss takes a home down to the framing, a rebuild is dozens of trades moving in the right order over months. We run the entire project under one roof, so you make one call — not fifteen.
A full rebuild is a project, not a punch list.
Rebuilding a whole home is the hardest kind of restoration to coordinate: framing, mechanical rough-ins, insulation, drywall, flooring, cabinetry, trim, and paint all have to happen in the right sequence, with inspections between the stages. When that's split across separate contractors, the gaps between them are where months disappear.
One accountable team carries it end to end
Our own crews handle emergency mitigation start to finish. For rebuilds, we manage every trade under one accountable team. You do not have to start over with a separate company for the rebuild.
One scope, sequenced correctly
We schedule the trades in the order a rebuild actually needs, so drywall doesn't close up before the rough-ins pass and finishes don't go down before the structure is signed off.
One point of accountability
Our own crews handle emergency mitigation start to finish. For rebuilds, we manage every trade under one accountable team.
What a whole-home rebuild covers.
A full rebuild is more than putting walls back. Here is what running it as one managed project actually means for you.
One line-item scope for the whole house
Every room, every trade, priced in the format your insurer reads — so nothing gets missed and the numbers speak the same language.
One accountable rebuild team
Our own crews handle emergency mitigation start to finish. For rebuilds, we manage every trade under one accountable team.
Permits and inspections handled
We pull the permits and schedule the required inspections, so the rebuild is legitimate and won't become a problem when you refinance or sell.
A single schedule you can actually follow
One accountable company means one timeline and one number to call for an update — not multiple vendors on separate clocks.
From bare studs back to move-in ready.
TRC carries your rebuild from the first line-item estimate to the day you walk back in, coordinating every trade on one managed schedule.
We scope the whole house line-by-line
A detailed, room-by-room estimate of everything the rebuild requires, written in the same line-item format your adjuster uses and shared with them directly. No vague lump sums for a job this size.
We pull permits and set the sequence
We handle the permits with your municipality and lay out the build order — rough-ins, inspections, close-in, finishes — so the whole project moves in the right sequence instead of stalling between stages.
We rebuild the structure
TRC manages framing, drywall, flooring, cabinetry, and trim under one accountable team and one schedule.
We manage the specialty trades
Licensed electricians and plumbers are brought in whenever the work requires it. TRC manages the restoration schedule and remains the point of contact.
We finish with a walkthrough you sign off on
We're not done until you've walked the entire house with us and put your name on it. Your sign-off is the finish line, not our invoice.
Whole-home rebuild questions, honestly answered.
It depends entirely on the scope, but a full rebuild is measured in months, not weeks — framing, mechanical rough-ins, inspections, drywall, and finishes each take real time and have to happen in order. Once we've scoped the job and the claim is approved, we give you a realistic schedule and keep you updated as we go.
No. Our own crews handle emergency mitigation start to finish. For rebuilds, we manage every trade under one accountable team. TRC remains your point of contact throughout.
Yes. Insurance covers restoring your home to its pre-loss condition, so we rebuild to match the original layout, details, and finishes. If you want to upgrade something while the walls are open, we can price that as an out-of-pocket difference up front.
We do. We know the permit process in every municipality we work in, and we build to current code. On a whole-home rebuild that matters even more — a full rebuild has to pass every stage of inspection to be legitimate.
That's common on a large loss, and it's exactly where one accountable contractor helps. When we find work the original estimate missed, we document it and file a supplement with your adjuster — advocating for the full rebuild your home actually needs, not the minimum.
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