Allay Restoration Services

Run the Job. Own the Budget. Drive the Schedule. Finish Strong.

The Allay Group, LLC is a family-owned, full-service disaster recovery contractor specializing in water, fire, mold, storm, and reconstruction services. As a preferred vendor to 150+ insurance carriers, we've built a strong operation—and we've built it differently.

We're looking for another Restoration Project Manager to join our reconstruction team.

But we're not simply looking for someone with "restoration experience."

We're looking for someone who can run construction.

Someone who understands budgets, schedules, subcontractors, scopes, customers, and profitability. Someone with urgency. Someone organized enough to manage multiple moving projects without losing the details. Someone who takes ownership and gets jobs across the finish line. If you already have insurance restoration experience, that's a major advantage.

If you come from a strong construction background and have the right mindset, we want to talk to you too.

At many restoration companies, the PM is expected to estimate the job, negotiate with the carrier, help the customer select flooring and finishes, source materials, schedule trades, manage production, document the file, control the budget, and handle every problem in between.

We have dedicated people and infrastructure supporting our Project Managers so they can focus on what great PMs do best.

We have our own in-house showroom for flooring and finish-material selections.

That means customers have a dedicated place to make selections while our team maintains better visibility and control over the process.

You're not sending homeowners all over town and hoping selections make their way back to the project.

Our Material Procurement Manager works directly with customers on finish-material selections and manages procurement.

You'll work closely together to ensure selections, approvals, ordering, lead times, and deliveries stay aligned with your production schedule.

You don't have to own every function—but you are responsible for making sure the pieces come together.

You Own Production: Once a project is handed to you, you own.

What You'll Own: You'll manage multiple reconstruction projects from handoff through final completion.

Drive projects through final documentation, customer sign-off, and closeout.

We're looking for a construction operator, not someone who simply manages a calendar.

You should understand how buildings go together, how trades sequence, how long work should take, what it should cost, and what needs to happen next.

A Project Manager at Allay isn't simply responsible for getting a project completed.

It isn't.

We expect our PMs to understand what was approved before construction begins, not discover halfway through the job that something wasn't included.

You know your scope, identify discrepancies early, and build what has been agreed upon.

You understand construction methods, trade sequencing, quality workmanship, and realistic production timelines.

You don't need to personally perform every trade—but you need enough construction knowledge to recognize when something isn't right.

Customers and teammates shouldn't have to chase you to find out what's happening.

You communicate early, clearly, professionally, and consistently.

You Hold People Accountable.

We want strong subcontractor relationships.

We also expect our subcontractors to meet Allay's standards for schedule, workmanship, communication, cleanliness, and professionalism.

You can build relationships without lowering expectations.

You're a Team Player.

Estimating, mitigation, reconstruction, procurement, administration, and production all have to work together.

We want someone who contributes to that team—not someone who operates in a silo.

We know something from experience: Years in insurance restoration don't automatically make someone a great Project Manager.

What matters is whether you can demonstrate that you've successfully managed.

If you already understand Xactimate, CoreLogic/Symbility, carrier requirements, TPA programs, and insurance-funded reconstruction, you'll have a significant advantage.

If you don't, you need the construction knowledge and aptitude to learn our systems quickly.

Local Market Knowledge Is a Major Plus.

Already established in the Treasure Valley construction market?.

We want to hear from you.

Candidates with existing relationships with quality local subcontractors and trades will have a significant advantage.

If you've spent years building a reliable subcontractor network, we value that.

We want a PM who can strengthen our existing trade base while also bringing qualified subcontractor relationships to Allay and helping onboard them into our operation.

Your primary responsibility is Project Management and production.

Our Senior Estimator will continue handling the majority of repair estimating, scoping, and carrier negotiations.

However, we need another person on our team capable of stepping into estimating when additional capacity is needed.

If you're already a strong insurance restoration estimator who also knows how to run production, we especially want to hear from you.

If you're a strong construction PM without insurance estimating experience, you must have the aptitude and willingness to learn it.

We're Selective About This Hire: We're not looking to fill a seat.

We're looking for someone who takes pride in being the person everyone can count on to take control of a project and get it finished.

Restoration processes can be taught.

Software can be taught.

Our systems can be taught.

Urgency, ownership, work ethic, construction instincts, financial discipline, organization, and attention to detail are much harder to teach.

If you know how to run construction, protect a budget, manage subcontractors, communicate with customers, solve problems, and finish what you start, we'd like to meet you.

Apply today and tell us about the projects you've run, the results you've produced, and what you would bring to The Allay Group.