Rebuild
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Estimating software for restoration contractors that turns site notes, voice notes, 3D scans and documents into estimate line items, exportable as PDF or to Xactimate.
Overview
Rebuild is estimating software for restoration contractors. Users add scope notes, photos, voice notes, 3D scans and other site documentation to a project, and the software generates an estimate that the user reviews and then exports as a PDF or to Xactimate.
The company says it covers mitigation, interior and exterior reconstruction, new construction, contents, mold, fire mitigation, biohazard and time-and-material work. Rebuild describes itself as a Verisk ecosystem partner with direct export to Xactimate, and says the product can be configured to follow a team's existing estimate-writing process.
Main capabilities
- Estimates from notes, photos, voice and scans
- Follow-up questions to complete job scope
- Suggested missing line items
- Export to Xactimate or PDF
- Mitigation, reconstruction, mold and contents work
Who it's for
Rebuild says it is built for restoration contractors, including estimators and operations and field staff who document jobs on site. Its project types cover water and fire mitigation, mold, biohazard, contents and reconstruction work, with estimates prepared for insurance-paid jobs that are typically written in Xactimate.
- Specialty trades
- Estimators
Pricing
Quote on request
Rebuild doesn't publish prices on its website; the site offers a product demo booked through its contact link.
As listed on Rebuild's website in October 2026. Prices change; check with the company for a current quote.
The AI angle
Rebuild describes itself as an AI tool for restoration estimating. According to the company, its Generate Estimate feature takes voice notes, 3D scans, photos, scope notes and documents and turns them into estimate line items, producing an estimate the company describes as insurance-compliant and ready to export to Xactimate.
The company says its conversational AI asks follow-up questions about the job, such as drywall thickness, how much drywall was removed, how long drying equipment will stay and whether walls and baseboards are affected. Rebuild also says it reviews on-site documentation to suggest line items that might otherwise be missed, such as an extra day of dehumidifier use.
Our coverage of Rebuild
This page summarises what Rebuild says about its own product on its website, checked in October 2026. It is not a review, and listings are editorial: no company pays to appear. Spotted something out of date? Email newsroom@constructionindustry.ai.