Gilbert grew from a small farming community into one of the largest towns in the country, and it still calls itself a town. Its historic core is the Heritage District downtown, but most of Gilbert’s homes were built from the 1990s through the 2010s in master-planned neighborhoods like Val Vista Lakes, Power Ranch, Morrison Ranch, Seville and Agritopia.
Gilbert homes were built for families: large kitchens open to a family room, lofts and bonus rooms, and three or more bathrooms. Many are now 15 to 30 years old, and the builder-grade finishes are showing their age. Kitchens, the primary bathroom, the kids’ bathroom and flooring are the most common places to start.
Because so many Gilbert homes have several bathrooms, it often makes sense to remodel more than one at a time. The tile and fixtures stay consistent, and the work happens once instead of several times. We can sequence the work so you always have a working bathroom.
Permits in Gilbert come from the Town of Gilbert for work that changes structure, plumbing, electrical or gas. Many neighborhoods, especially design-focused communities like Morrison Ranch and Agritopia, have HOA design guidelines for exterior changes. Interior remodels usually do not need HOA approval.