Professional Home Remodeling in Scottsdale

Navigating the design and permitting requirements for a home remodeling project in Scottsdale, Phoenix, or Paradise Valley can be confusing. We can help you determine whether your project will need a permit.

For some projects, you don’t need a permit at all. If no permits are required we can schedule the project more quickly.

If a permit is required we can assemble the required documentation and submit it to the City or Town.

Some projects can be permitted online, while others may require a review process at the city building department. That will take time, and may entail some design effort.

Click the links below for more information about building permits in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, and Phoenix:

• Scottsdale Permit Services
• Paradise Valley Permit Information
• Phoenix Permit Information

If your project requires drawings for a permit, we can draw them using Chief Architect design software. We can show you both 2d plan views and 3d views of your project.

We’ve designed and permitted home remodeling projects of all kinds, and are very familiar with building codes and city requirements. 

We can also collaborate with local architects and designers to create your drawings, or review project drawings you’ve had drawn.

Sometimes hiring an architect is the best way to design your home remodel. They are formally trained in the design of homes and living spaces, and can bring a lot of creativity and insight to your project, or solve complex design issues.

Contact us to discuss what would be the best approach to get your home remodel designed and ready to submit to your city building department.

Call (480) 420-9329 and ask for Robert.

Fill out a home remodeling project form and we’ll contact you to answer your questions about your project.

Yes! We hire qualified, licensed, professional subcontractors to work on your home addition.

Our trade partners are carefully chosen based on their commitment to quality work, reliability, and other factors.

Yes! We are bonded and maintain current liability insurance, as well as workers compensation insurance as required by law.

Our employees and subcontractors are covered, so you won’t have to worry about uninsured construction activity on you property. We’ve got you covered!

We recommend removing your belongings from the work area before construction starts.

If items are not easily removed, we cover and protect them so that they don’t get damaged or covered in dust. We also protect walls, floors, and fixtures in place.

Do the contractors you’re talking to have a plan to protect your home and family from dust?

“We went to look at a project years ago, and a plumbing company was replacing the drains throughout the home. There was dust everywhere, on every surface, and there was a child in the home.

What a tragedy for that family.”

Maintaining a clean and safe jobsite is important to us. A fan in a window is not enough to prevent massive dust contamination.

We’ve invested in HEPA air filtration equipment designed to capture remodeling dust. We employ dust control measures throughout the duration of every remodeling project.

Your health and safety depend on it!

Dust Protection Measures

• Temporary walls and dust barriers to isolate the work area
• HEPA air scrubbers to capture and filter dust
• HEPA vacuums to capture fine dust particles
• Turn off HVAC equipment and exhaust fans to avoid contamination

Absolutely. Lead paint was banned in the 1970’s. If your home was built before 1978, you could have lead paint on the interior or exterior of your house.

We are a “Lead-Safe Certified Firm” and follow the EPA’s RRP (Renovation, Repair & Painting) guidelines when we’re working on your home.

In Pre-1978 homes, we test any painted surface we are working on for lead paint. If we get a positive result, we follow appropriate containment, clean up, and disposal precautions.

Many of the homes we work on that were built before 1978 do have lead paint, but not always. That’s why we test for lead.

Is this required?

Yes. It’s a fact that EVERY construction company in the USA that does work on homes built before 1978 is required to be certified and follow guidelines to protect children from lead poisoning.

Ask every contractor that works on your pre-1978 home if they are a Lead-Safe Certified Firm, and how they protect you and your home from lead paint contamination.

We maintain a tidy work area and always have our own barrels on site. We do not use your trash receptacle to discard construction debris.

Debris and trash is disposed of regularly, and not left laying around the work area or your property.

How we handle trash depends on the work that is being done on your project. We may use any of the following:

• Dumpster rental
• Hiring a demolition contractor who includes debris removal
• Using a dump trailer to take debris to the dump
• Daily clean up of the work area

Choosing The Best Home Remodeling Contractor

Nearly 3 decades of doing remodeling projects and renovations has taught us what’s important to homeowners.

Remodeling projects are complex and disruptive. They require a great deal of skill and attention to detail.

Without a dedicated and capable remodeling contractor by your side, there’s potential for mistakes, delays, or unforeseen costs.

You could end up dissatisfied with the results of your project, or the way it was managed. Who want’s that? 

When you choose a contractor for your home remodeling project, we hope you get everything you’re looking for, and you are satisfied with the results. You deserve it!

We’d love to be that choice. We think we can provide you and your family with a positive experience and a beautiful space.

Give us a call or fill out the form at the bottom of this page to start the conversation! We’ll help you figure out what’s possible, and how to take the next steps.

Call (480) 420-9329 and ask for Robert.

Fill out a home remodeling project form and we’ll contact you to answer your questions about your project.

Contractors Are All The Same, Aren’t They?

Homeowners expect quality work and professionalism from a contractor. Almost every contractor will say they do quality work and provide good service.

There’s a great quote that says:

“If a business says something about themselves, it’s a claim. If a customer says it, it’s a fact.”

We love that one!

Our reviews from previous clients describe what it’s like to work with us better than we can. Visit our reviews page to read our 5-star reviews.

We feel that our work speaks for itself. That’s why we show a lot of photos of our work. Check out our projects portfolio to see for yourself.