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Make Remodeling Great LLC

Serving Chandler, AZ

Home remodeling in Chandler.

Most Chandler homes were built during its 1990s and 2000s boom. They have good bones and builder-grade finishes that are ready for a full upgrade.

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White kitchen with quartz island, glass cylinder pendants, matte black hardware and wood-look tile floor

Boom-era homes, ready for their next chapter

Chandler grew fast in the 1990s and 2000s, and much of the city’s housing comes from that stretch: two-story stucco homes with tile roofs, built by large production builders in master-planned neighborhoods.

Those homes tend to share the same features. Oak or maple cabinets, tile or laminate counters, cultured-marble vanities, tub-shower combos and wall-to-wall carpet. The structure is usually sound, which makes them good candidates for a kitchen, bath or full home remodel.

We completed a full home remodel in Chandler in 2019.

What we do in Chandler

Full remodels, kitchens, baths & tile

Most of our work is full remodels: cabinets, counters, tile, flooring, paint, lighting and fixtures, done together.

Remodeled living room with wood-look floors, fresh paint, arched doorway and large windows

Home remodeling in Chandler

Builder-grade homes are made for full home remodels: replace the carpet and mixed flooring with one continuous floor, update every cabinet and counter, retile the baths and repaint throughout. We completed a full home remodel in Chandler in 2019.

Home remodeling
Bright kitchen with white island, stainless appliances, glass pendant lights and an arched pantry opening

Kitchen remodeling in Chandler

Replacing builder-grade oak and maple cabinets, tile and laminate counters and dated lighting in Chandler’s 1990s and 2000s homes.

Kitchen remodeling in Chandler
Bathroom with marble-look tile walk-in shower, frameless glass, black framed mirror and modern vanity lights

Bathroom remodeling in Chandler

Swapping cultured-marble vanities and tub-shower combos for tile showers, new vanities and modern fixtures.

Bathroom remodeling in Chandler
Double vanity with white shaker cabinets, brass round mirrors, white herringbone tile and patterned floor tile

Tile installation in Chandler

Tile showers to replace cultured marble, backsplashes for updated kitchens, and wood-look tile floors to replace carpet throughout two-story Chandler homes.

Tile installation

Know the house

Homes in Chandler

1990s–2000s

Two-story production homes

Ocotillo, Fulton Ranch and the master-planned south side

Open-ish layouts with a family room off the kitchen, builder-grade finishes and carpeted bedrooms upstairs.

1980s–1990s

Single-story stucco homes

Neighborhoods around central and west Chandler

Smaller kitchens and dated baths. Good fits for opening a wall or reworking the kitchen layout.

Older

Downtown Chandler homes

Around historic downtown

Some of the city’s older houses, where updates often mean modernizing plumbing and electrical along with the finishes.

Local guide

Remodeling in Chandler: what homeowners should know

Chandler grew from an agricultural town into one of the Valley’s largest cities in a few decades, and much of its housing was built during the 1990s and 2000s boom. Communities like Ocotillo and Fulton Ranch in south Chandler, along with many neighborhoods around the city’s tech corridor, are full of two-story stucco homes with tile roofs from that era. Downtown Chandler has some of the city’s older homes.

Homes from the boom years share common features: oak or maple cabinets, tile or laminate counters, cultured-marble vanity tops, fiberglass tub-showers, wall-to-wall carpet and builder-grade lighting. The good news is that these homes usually have sound structure and reasonable layouts, so most of a remodel budget goes into finishes and function you see every day.

Popular Chandler projects include full kitchen remodels with larger islands and quartz counters, primary bathroom remodels that replace a garden tub with a walk-in shower, retiling secondary bathrooms, and replacing carpet with one continuous hard floor through the first level.

Permits come from the City of Chandler for work that changes plumbing, electrical, gas or structure. Most master-planned communities have HOAs that review exterior changes, while interior remodels usually do not need approval. We completed a full home remodel in Chandler in 2019.

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What homeowners say

5.0 3 reviews on Google
  • “Highly recommend if you’re looking for reliable, professional remodeling work. We hired this team for a full kitchen and bathroom remodel and couldn’t be happier with the results. From the initial consultation through the final walkthrough, communication was clear and the crew stayed on schedule. The quality of the work is excellent—attention to detail on the tile, cabinetry, and finishes really shows. They kept the job site clean and respected our home the entire time.”

    Teresita Dial Kitchen & bathroom remodel · Google review
  • “Miguel has done a great job for me remodeling several investment properties. His work is top notch, great communication and sticks to the budget. Would highly recommend his services if you are anywhere in the greater Phoenix area”

    Will Investment property remodels · Google review
  • “Jesus and his crew did a great job on a demolition and remodel on my kitchen on one of my rental property’s. Great contractor for home projects”

    Lelen Rental kitchen remodel · Google review
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FAQ

Remodeling in Chandler: questions

Do I need a permit to remodel in Chandler?
Cabinets, counters, tile and paint usually don’t need one. Moving plumbing, electrical or walls generally needs a City of Chandler permit. We’ll tell you what applies at the estimate.
Does my Chandler HOA have to approve a remodel?
Interior remodels typically don’t need HOA approval. Exterior work like windows, doors or additions in communities like Ocotillo or Fulton Ranch may need architectural review.
Is it worth remodeling a 2000s builder-grade home?
Usually, yes. These homes tend to have sound structure and decent layouts, so most of the budget goes into finishes you see every day rather than fixing problems behind the walls.
What is the most common remodel in Chandler homes?
Kitchens and primary bathrooms. Many Chandler homes from the 1990s and 2000s still have their original builder-grade cabinets, counters and cultured-marble bathrooms, so those rooms make the biggest difference.
Can you replace carpet with tile on the second floor?
Yes, though upstairs floors need the right underlayment so tile does not crack with floor movement. Many owners choose tile downstairs and a different hard flooring upstairs. We will recommend what fits your home.

Chandler neighborhoods we serve

  • Ocotillo
  • Fulton Ranch
  • Downtown Chandler
  • Clemente Ranch
  • Cooper Commons
  • Sun Groves

Nearby service areas

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Remodeling in Chandler? Let’s talk.

Tell us about your Chandler project. We’ll reach out to schedule a free in-home estimate. Licensed, bonded & insured, ROC #324054.

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