Project Portfolio · Commercial & Residential

59+ Years of Restoration Projects — Across Arizona

Name: Kowalski Construction Inc.
Address: 2219 W. Melinda Lane, Bldg A, Phoenix, AZ, 85027, US
Telephone: (602) 944-2645
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.2

From 165-room hotels restored without closing, to family homes rebuilt after fire, to municipal mold remediation — every Kowalski project is managed from emergency call to final walk-through.

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Featured Case Study

165-Room Hotel: $976,209 Restoration While Keeping the Hotel Open

When severe storm water intrusion threatened a 165-room hotel, Kowalski crews deployed immediately and worked around the clock. The entire $976,209 restoration was completed without ever shutting down operations.

Commercial · HospitalityFeatured Case Study

$976,209

165 Hotel Room Water Damage

After a Saturday storm flooded a 4-floor hotel — guest rooms, business center, 200-person meeting facility, and storage rooms — Kowalski crews deployed immediately and worked around the clock. With no service elevator, only 2 guest elevators, and the hotel remaining open throughout, the team brought in a 250 KVW generator, three 5,500 CFM and one 6,000 CFM tractor-trailer desiccants, ran 242 gallons of diesel a day, and maintained 5 full-time security officers. Individual rooms were taken offline as needed due to the extent of damage, but the hotel never closed. The full $976,209 restoration completed on schedule.

All 165 guest rooms restored across 4 floors
200-person meeting facility & business center
Hazmat lab opened Sunday midnight for testing
Compromised structural steel repaired with City Building Department and an Engineer
Zero closure days, zero injuries, zero theft

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165

Hotel Rooms Restored

$976,209

Project Value

Days Closed

24/7/365

Around-the-Clock Crews

More Recent Projects

Commercial, Residential, Municipal, and Educational Restoration

Property managers, homeowners, municipalities, agents, and adjusters trust Kowalski for the same reasons our customers have for almost 60 years — fast response, clean documentation, and code-compliant rebuilds.

Commercial · Retail

$746,193

West Valley Shopping Mall Fire

Smoke and fire damage spanned roughly one-third of one of Arizona's largest malls. The mall stayed open for business throughout the project. Kowalski staffed the job with around 100 workers running simultaneously, used three 65' boom lifts and 20 scissor lifts to reach the open-framed common-area ceilings, and cleaned the entire affected area in 10 days. Reconstruction took 14 days. One single store had over one million items inventoried, packed, processed, and returned.

10-day full clean of two damaged floors
14-day full reconstruction
Three 65' boom lifts + 20 scissor lifts
1M+ item content inventory at one store
Multiple insurance carriers coordinated

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3-Story Apartment Fire — 24-Unit Building

Multi-Family · Apartment

$628,583

3-Story Apartment Fire — 24-Unit Building

Fire ripped through the attic of a 3-story 1979 apartment building, severely damaging 8 units and shutting down all 24. Kowalski stabilized and secured the structure, relocated all residents, and rebuilt to current code. Initial work — engineering, NESHAP, demolition, electrical reroute, roof trusses and sheathing, windows, doors, stucco — completed in 15 calendar days. The job estimate alone ran 105 pages.

24 units restored, 8 severely fire-damaged
Engineering and NESHAP coordination
Roof dried in before monsoon season
Material chute used for 2nd & 3rd story removal
105-page negotiated insurance estimate

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Multi-Family · Storm Response

126 units

100-Year Rains: 126 Apartments Damaged

On what The Weather Channel called "the wettest day on record in Phoenix," heavy water damage hit 126 apartment units across 26 three-story buildings plus a 2-story Clubhouse/Leasing Office. With the property near full capacity, Kowalski performed services in occupied units, and brought in two semi-trucks of rental drying equipment from out of state. The original 96-unit count grew to 126 within the week.

26 three-story buildings + Clubhouse
2 semi-truck loads of out-of-state rental gear
Worked the buddy system in occupied residences
Microbial growth remediated unit-by-unit
Clubhouse/Leasing Office stayed open throughout

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Multi-Family · Structural

$1,197,797

248-Unit Stairway & Balcony Replacement

Long-term deterioration of stairways and balconies across a 248-unit community threatened resident safety. Kowalski's first move was temporary shoring and bracing — which also stabilized strained relations with the City Building Safety Department. The team redesigned the roof to redirect rainwater away from beams, eliminate pigeon harborage, and improve maintainability. Work was performed using large cranes over 2-story buildings to access interior units.

Emergency shoring & bracing first
Roof redesign for water diversion & maintenance access
Crane work over 2-story buildings to interior units
Resident relocation plan with frequent updates
Strained City relationships rebuilt through responsiveness

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MLB Salt River Fields Instant Replay Build

Commercial · Sports & Entertainment

Specialty install

MLB Salt River Fields Instant Replay Build

Kowalski performed the buildout for the MLB Instant Replay system at Salt River Fields — including the equipment ladder tray, computer distribution, and specialty enclosures required to support live MLB instant-replay operations.