Rio Rico, AZ · Santa Cruz County
StructSURE is based in Rio Rico — not just licensed to work here. Remodels, additions, and fire/water restoration across Rio Rico Estates, Calabasas, and the river corridor, from a contractor who already knows the septic, well, and hillside-lot issues that trip up out-of-town builders.
Rio Rico isn't Tucson with a longer drive. Santa Cruz County runs its own plan review, separate from Pima County and the City of Nogales, with its own submittal requirements and timelines. A lot of the housing stock here — Rio Rico Estates, Calabasas, the hillside lots above the river corridor — sits on septic systems, well water, or unpaved access graded decades ago. An addition or a remodel on one of those properties can turn into a drainage, setback, or septic-capacity question before anyone frames a wall. We'd rather catch that in the walkthrough than in the middle of the job, and being based here means we already know which streets and subdivisions tend to have it.
Rio Rico Estates, Calabasas, the river corridor along the Santa Cruz River, and the hillside and large-lot properties throughout unincorporated Rio Rico.
Common questions
Most structural work, additions, and post-damage reconstruction in Rio Rico require a permit through Santa Cruz County. Cosmetic-only work (paint, flooring, cabinet swaps with no plumbing or electrical changes) generally doesn't. We handle the permit submittal and inspections under our own license as part of the job.
Look up any contractor at roc.az.gov using their name or license number. It shows license status, classification, bond information, and complaint history. Ours is #317340, Class KB-2, active through 12/31/2027 with zero complaints on record.
Santa Cruz County, the City of Nogales, Pima County Development Services, and the City of Tucson each run separate plan review and inspection processes with different submittal requirements and timelines. We've run permitted work through both counties, including full structural rebuilds.
Yes. A lot of Rio Rico's housing stock is on septic, well water, or unpaved access, on lots graded decades ago. Additions on those properties often involve a drainage, setback, or septic capacity question before framing starts, and we check for that in the walkthrough rather than mid-job.
Yes. We document damage, write a scope your adjuster can work from, and carry the permitted reconstruction through final inspection and close-out on fire, smoke, and water losses.
Next step
Tell us the details that matter for this kind of work and we will come back to you the same or next business day.
Prefer the phone? (520) 275-9656
Verify the license at roc.az.gov. Ours is #317340, class KB-2 Dual Residential and Small Commercial, bonded $14,000 through RLI Insurance Company, with no complaints on record. Never pay a large deposit up front, and get the scope in writing — from us or from anyone else.