Commercial Reconstruction Services

IICRC-certified technicians at ATI Restoration will assess the extent of the damage to the premises. We evaluate any structures down to their core, as well as inventory contents, equipment, and furnishings. All losses are thoroughly documented through written records and photographs. This provides support for insurance claims and aids us in determining the scope of repairs.

Using sophisticated diagnostic imaging and software, the ATI Restoration team develops a detailed and efficient reconstruction plan. This plan outlines the scope of work, timelines, and necessary permits or approvals. It is also tailored to each customer’s specific needs and goals.

Providing accurate estimates is an essential component of planning out reconstruction services. Our team members are trained cross-functionally to use Xactimate software, the industry’s leading program for calculating the cost of repairs.

For many owners, making an insurance claim is one of the frustrating aspects of rebuilding. ATI Restoration simplifies the process so claims are approved quickly and reconstruction can get underway. We expedite the process by working with insurers directly. Our experienced team can provide insurers with all necessary documentation, including damage assessment reports and supporting evidence. 9 out of 10 insurance companies recommend ATI Restoration.

If significant upgrades or structural changes are required, ATI Restoration will obtain the necessary permits and approvals. Our team will prepare the required documentation, submit the reconstruction plan to the relevant authorities, and ensure compliance with local building codes and zoning regulations.

Experience is a must when undertaking demolition. Our commercial demolition experts have the knowledge, training, and equipment to take down a compromised structure—in whole or in part—and prepare for rebuilding. This may involve removing debris, clearing land on the property, and/or excavation.

With our experienced team at the helm, we execute the physical reconstruction and remodeling work. Our skilled reconstruction contractors carry out tasks such as structural repairs, equipment replacements, and restoration of utilities and infrastructure. We adhere to the agreed-upon timeline and benchmarks, working diligently to minimize downtime for your business.

You can rely on ATI Restoration to maintain the highest standard of quality throughout the reconstruction process. We conduct inspections at different stages of the project to ensure that industry best practices and safety standards are being followed, building codes are being met, and our work aligns with your goals for reconstruction.

Prior to completion of the rebuild, our team will perform comprehensive testing and commissioning of equipment, systems, and utilities. Our goal is to verify their functionality and performance, making any necessary adjustments or fine-tuning to ensure they operate optimally.

After ensuring that the reconstructed premises meet all safety requirements and regulations, we will coordinate the final inspections with the relevant authorities. This expedites the approval process, which in turn will pave the way for your business to reopen.

Identify potential hazards and assess the risks they pose to your business. These may include natural disasters (such as earthquakes, floods, tropical storms, hurricanes, and wildfires), technological disasters (power outages, equipment failures, etc.), and human-caused disasters (i.e., structure fires, vandalism, theft, cyberattacks, etc.). Conduct a thorough analysis of your business operations and vulnerabilities to understand the potential impact of these and other hazards.

Develop a comprehensive business continuity plan (BCP) that outlines strategies to maintain or quickly resume critical operations during and after a disaster. Identify essential functions, key personnel, and critical resources necessary for business continuity. Establish procedures for emergency response, evacuation, communication, backup systems, and alternative work arrangements.

Create an emergency response plan (ERP) that includes clear guidelines for immediate actions during a disaster. Define roles and responsibilities of employees, establish evacuation procedures, and determine communication protocols with emergency services and relevant stakeholders. Conduct drills and training sessions to ensure that employees are familiar with the ERP. You should also consider entering into an agreement with an established, reputable reconstruction company before disaster strikes. If you are making an ERP, consider making an Emergency Response Agreement with ATI Restoration. This will allow us to hit the ground running and begin providing you priority service in the event of an emergency.

Take measures to protect your business’s physical infrastructure. This may involve implementing structural reinforcements, installing fire suppression systems, securing equipment, and maintaining backup power sources. Consider the location and design of your business premises to minimize exposure to potential hazards.

Implement a robust data backup and recovery system to safeguard critical business information. Regularly backup data and store it offsite or in the cloud to ensure its availability even in the event of a physical disaster. Establish procedures for data recovery and restoration to minimize downtime and operational disruptions.

Review your insurance policies to ensure they adequately cover potential disaster-related losses. Consult with an insurance professional to understand the specific risks your business faces and secure appropriate coverage. This may include property insurance, business interruption insurance, and liability insurance.

Assess the vulnerabilities in your supply chain and establish contingency plans to mitigate disruptions. Identify alternative suppliers, establish communication channels, and consider diversifying your supplier base to minimize the impact of a disaster. Maintain open lines of communication with key suppliers and establish a plan for post-disaster recovery.

Prioritize the safety and well-being of your employees. Establish protocols for employee safety during disasters, provide training on emergency procedures, and ensure the availability of necessary safety equipment. Consider offering employee assistance programs to support their physical and mental well-being during and after a disaster.

Periodically review and test your disaster mitigation plans. Conduct tabletop exercises, simulations, and drills to assess the effectiveness of your plans and identify areas for improvement. Learn from past incidents and update your plans accordingly.

Engage with local emergency management agencies, community organizations, and neighboring businesses to foster collaboration and share resources. Stay informed about local emergency response plans, participate in community preparedness initiatives, and contribute to collective efforts to enhance disaster resilience.