Rebuilt to code, documented throughout — from initial damage through final rebuild.
When damage is severe, the fix isn't a quick patch — it's a managed construction project with its own scope, permits, trades, and inspections. We develop that scope by area, trade, and phase; coordinate every subcontractor and inspection; and document concealed conditions and change orders as they surface, so nothing gets lost between the damage and the finished space.
DryBoston Restoration handles the emergency mitigation — water extraction, drying, cleaning, mold remediation. Total Contracting takes it from there: the structural repairs, the code-required upgrades, and everything through the final walkthrough. One coordinated process, one point of accountability.
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Reconstruction
Depending on the loss, a reconstruction project can involve any or all of the following — coordinated under one scope, one schedule, and one point of contact.
A consistent, documented process is what separates a managed reconstruction project from a series of repairs.
We evaluate the property, document visible conditions, and identify the information required to develop a defensible scope.
We define the work by area, trade, material, and project phase. Hidden conditions remain subject to field verification.
We coordinate permits, materials, employees, subcontractors, inspections, and scheduling.
Work is completed according to the approved scope, applicable codes, manufacturer instructions, and documented field conditions.
Additional or concealed conditions are photographed, documented, and addressed through written scope revisions or change orders.
We perform a final walkthrough, complete required corrections, and document project completion.
Tell us about the damage and the property — we'll review the conditions and outline a scope, no obligation.
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