A general contracting and restoration company based in Rio Rico, Arizona, working across Santa Cruz County.
StructSURE takes its name from the two things a property owner actually needs from a contractor: sound structure, and the assurance that what was promised is what gets built. We work on both sides of that — building and remodeling property across Santa Cruz County, and restoring it when storms, water or time take it apart.
Working in this county means working with the monsoon. A large share of what we do is putting buildings back together after water has been through them, and that work has shaped how we build new: with drainage, flashing and grading treated as structural decisions rather than finishing details.
We are a local business. The person who assesses your property is the person who manages the job, and you will see them again at the final walkthrough.
These are not slogans — each one is a specific practice that prevents a specific, common failure.
Arizona requires a Registrar of Contractors license for construction work of $1,000 or more, and for any work needing a building permit regardless of price. Always verify a contractor's ROC license before signing — including ours.
A line-item scope you can read, so you know what is included. Change orders priced and approved in writing before the work happens, not discovered on the final invoice.
The same person from first assessment through final walkthrough. You are never re-explaining your job to someone who has not seen it.
Photographs, measurements and moisture logs — kept because they protect your insurance claim and give you a record of what was actually done inside your walls.
Arizona law requires a Registrar of Contractors (ROC) license for construction work of $1,000 or more including labour and materials, and for any work that requires a building permit regardless of price. An unlicensed contractor leaves you with no recourse through the ROC if the work goes wrong, and can invalidate an insurance claim.
Ask any contractor for their ROC number and check it against the Registrar's public database before you sign. It takes two minutes and it is the single most useful thing you can do to protect yourself.
Arizona requires a Registrar of Contractors license for construction work of $1,000 or more including labour and materials, and for any work requiring a building permit regardless of price. You can and should verify any contractor's ROC license before signing a contract.
Rio Rico, Nogales, Tubac, Tumacácori, Amado, Patagonia, Green Valley, Sahuarita and the surrounding Santa Cruz Valley.
No. Assessment and a written quote are free, for both planned work and damage response.
Free assessment and a written quote, with no obligation.
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