Serving Phoenix, AZ
From historic bungalows near downtown to 1990s stucco homes in Ahwatukee, every part of Phoenix has its own kind of house. We remodel all of them, one room or the whole home.
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Our work · Phoenix
Phoenix grew in waves, and you can read them in the houses. Bungalows and Period Revival homes went up close to downtown in the 1920s through 40s. Post-war ranch homes spread across Arcadia, Maryvale and central Phoenix in the 50s and 60s. Master-planned stucco neighborhoods followed in Ahwatukee, north Phoenix and Desert Ridge from the 80s on.
Each era has its own remodeling challenges. An older home may have plaster walls and original wiring behind them. A 1990s home is more about updating builder-grade finishes and awkward layouts. We plan around what your house actually is.
We’ve completed full home remodels in Phoenix, along with the kitchens and bathrooms shown on this site.
What we do in Phoenix
Most of our work is full remodels: cabinets, counters, tile, flooring, paint, lighting and fixtures, done together.
Most of our Phoenix work is full remodels: cabinets, counters, tile, flooring, paint, lighting and fixtures done together so the whole house feels new. We’ve completed full home remodels in Phoenix and the kitchens and baths shown on this site.
Home remodeling
Opening up ranch-home kitchens, replacing oak cabinets and tile counters in 1990s homes, and fitting modern kitchens into historic bungalows without losing their character.
Kitchen remodeling in Phoenix
Updating original hall baths in mid-century homes, converting tub-shower combos to walk-in showers, and building spa-style primary baths in larger homes.
Bathroom remodeling in Phoenix
Tile showers, kitchen backsplashes and wood-look tile floors that run through the whole house. Phoenix slab foundations and summer heat make proper prep and crack isolation worth doing right.
Tile installationKnow the house
1920s–1940s
Willo, Encanto-Palmcroft, Coronado, F.Q. Story
Charming but often tight kitchens, a single original bathroom and older plumbing and electrical. Exterior changes in designated historic districts typically go through City of Phoenix historic preservation review.
1950s–1960s
Arcadia, Maryvale, central Phoenix
Single-story block or brick homes with closed-off kitchens, low ceilings and small hall baths. Opening the kitchen to the living area is the classic upgrade.
1980s–2000s
Ahwatukee, north Phoenix, Desert Ridge
Vaulted ceilings, plant shelves, oak cabinets and tile counters. Good bones that usually need modern finishes, better lighting and more open kitchens.
Local guide
Phoenix is a big city with a wide range of housing, and the right remodel depends a lot on when your home was built. Central Phoenix has early 1900s bungalows and Period Revival homes in neighborhoods like Willo, Encanto-Palmcroft and Coronado. Post-war ranch homes fill much of central and west Phoenix, Arcadia and Maryvale. Ahwatukee, Desert Ridge and north Phoenix are mostly 1980s through 2000s stucco homes in master-planned communities.
Older Phoenix homes are often slump block or brick on a concrete slab, with plaster walls and plumbing and electrical that may be decades old. Opening walls in a full kitchen or bathroom remodel is the right time to update those systems. Newer homes usually have sound systems and need finish upgrades: cabinets, counters, tile, flooring, lighting and paint.
The heat shapes how Phoenix homes are lived in. West-facing kitchens and living rooms run hot in the afternoon, so window placement, window quality and layout matter. Tile and porcelain flooring stay cool underfoot, which is part of why wood-look tile is so common in Valley remodels.
Permits in Phoenix come from the City of Phoenix Planning & Development Department. Cosmetic updates usually do not need one; moving walls, plumbing, gas or electrical generally does. If your home is in a designated historic district, exterior changes like windows and additions typically go through historic preservation review. Many Ahwatukee and north Phoenix neighborhoods also have HOAs with their own rules for exterior work.
Our work in Phoenix
Google reviews
“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.”
“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”
“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”
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