ATI delivered a rapid, full-service recovery that restored operations efficiently while ensuring tenant needs were met.
An arson-caused fire broke out at a Port Orchard self-storage facility, impacting over 100 units across single-story and two-story buildings. The damage was extensive, with the two-story building suffering structural collapse and pressurized smoke penetrating walls and attics. The single-story units experienced significant roof damage and smoke infiltration. The situation was further complicated by the facility’s location in an area prone to heavy winter rains.
ATI completed the restoration in under four months—less than half the time typically required for a project of this scope—while staying within the $2.8 million budget. This minimized disruption for the client and tenants, restoring operations before heavy winter rains could cause further damage. Security improvements, including floodlights and cameras, safeguarded the facility from future incidents. ATI’s client-focused approach earned high praise for the team’s clear communication, rapid results, and commitment to quality, highlighting our expertise in delivering tailored, efficient disaster recovery.
The client needed a disaster recovery service that could quickly mitigate the damage, rebuild the facility, and safeguard tenant belongings, including the personal property of military families stationed overseas. Rapid action and careful planning were critical, as delays would exacerbate financial losses and disrupt tenants’ lives. ATI was selected for our ability to provide a comprehensive, tailored recovery solution.
ATI mobilized immediately, initiating debris removal and structural repairs once the contract was secured. With work scheduled weekdays, evenings, and weekends, the team efficiently executed fire damage mitigation, demolition, and reconstruction. Efforts included removing 20–30 tons of structural debris with cranes and restoring the two-story building with new framing, painting, and upgraded floodlight systems to enhance security. The project director maintained constant communication with the client and tenants, providing guidance on salvaging and cleaning personal items.