Best Kitchen Remodeling Projects in Phoenix AZ

I had the wonderful experience of doing a 3 bathroom remodel, and many other add ons, with Phoenix Home Remodel in the fall of 2019. The entire team was extremely professional, easy to communicate with, reasonably priced and fabulous to work with. From the initial meeting with Jeremy to the final walk through, they made the entire process easy and manageable. Loved the app to track the whole process, loved when Mark was able to explain my vision to plumbers, glass, tile and the many other trades that we were working with. If you are ready to remodel, give them a call.

We love our new Bathroom and Master bedroom remodel just recently completed. We had the tub removed and a large shower installed in it's place. New modern ceramic wood looking tiles and French patio doors in lieu of window. The project did come with some frustrations of additional costs that should have been assessed in the beginning. They utilize a new portal but it needs to include emailing directly from portal. We are not sure everyone knew how to utilize it. We experienced some delays that could have been prevented. Our superintendent, Will Stubblefield, was wonderful, responsive and flexible. He called or text us back timely. He was professional and friendly as were all the workers that came in to do their part of the project. They tried to keep the dust to a minimum. They each cleaned up after themselves.

Thanks to Homework Remodels for a great job helping me restore my 1920s home. After the restoration was complete on the original house, they built my addition which included a master suite, a laundry room and a breakfast nook. They are very knowledgeable about historic restoration and they knew how to work with the historic society and the city to get the proper approvals and permits needed to meet the historic preservation requirements. They were a pleasure to work with and the new addition looks like it was part of the original house.

All of the projects that Homework Remodels did for me where top quality, finished on time and in budget. Thanks to Steve and his team for a great job!

Norm great guy !! Did a fantastic job very pleased thank you!!

They went the extra mile to make sure it was adorable and exactly what we wanted. What an amazing experience and new Kitchen we walked away with!!! Both friendly and professional would never go anywhere else!!

Awesome job by Brad, Brett and Josian! High-quality work, great contractors with great personalities. Cleaned up better than I do!
Thank you for such a positive experience! Love the shower!

Full kitchen remodel and could not be happier. Don Hughes is professional and knowledgeable. Have recommended his company to several friends.

Of all of the contractors I’ve had in during a kitchen remodel Sheworks was the most professional. They even vacuumed up dust from the drywall they had to cut to add outlets and lights. I usually dread working with contractors and having them in but this was a pleasure! I just wish they could do other jobs for me besides my electrical!! THANK YOU Sheworks!

I would give 0 if I could. I sincerely wish that we had the positive experiences that other reviewers seem to have had... it is hard to believe they dealt with the same company. I would not recommend Atelier 507 to anyone, for any reason. I am writing this review because I've noticed an increase in Atelier507's advertising, and I think anyone considering this business should be aware of my family's experience.

We signed a six-figure contract with Bobby in December of 2020 for our home remodel. We ultimately paid that entire contract amount, plus about 60% more.

To this day, the work is not complete. Bobby abandoned the project before we were able to pass the City of Phoenix's inspection process. So, we have not been able to close out the permits with the City of Phoenix.

We were initially told that our home would be finished in March of 2021. It still isn't, 18 months latter. Bobby did find another company to complete the work when we informed him of our intent to file a complaint with ROC after he abandoned the project, so I am hopeful that we will be finished with this chapter in our lives soon. It has caused a lot of stress for our family.

The work that was completed required (and still requires) significant repair and touch up work. The work was rushed and not carefully completed. It seemed that Bobby wanted to complete the job as quickly and inexpensively (for him) as possible.

Some examples: The grout and drywall in and around our primary bath shower is severely cracking. The shower tiles themselves have begun to crack. The drywall around the title is cracking. The shluter around the shower niche is sharp and sticks out from the wall. Our child's bathroom tile has similar issues. The shluter around her tub is sharp and sticks out to the point that she recently cut herself while getting into the shower.

He purchased (basic, undoubtedly inexpensive, white) paint for the interior of the home without consulting us about paint color. We were told that was the color our walls would be painted, because the paint had already been purchased. The paint was thinly and sloppily applied.

The kitchen layout was not well planned. We are unable to open one of our refrigerator doors. We purchased our appliances prior to the remodel; still the kitchen design was not compatible with what we'd purchased. The kitchen backsplash was installed quickly and carelessly: the grout is cracking, and the square tiles are noticeably off center above the stove. The under cabinet lighting was screwed into our cabinets so that the sharp end of the screws were poking through the bottom of the cabinets.

Our plans included a pantry/mudroom, which had to be scrapped due to poor planning.

When we finally had no choice but to move in to our home in October 2021 (despite the fact that it was unfinished), we spent my. first few days there cleaning urine, grime, and pubic hair off of our new toilets. We still find cigarette butts in our yard. A custom-built entertainment center was damaged. A box full of our clothing was used as a trashcan (and cigarette receptacle). There is paint splattered on our flagstone patio and pool deck. Our kitchen cabinets were full of trash. The crew left behind their garbage and extra supplies for us to clean up.

We have paid Bobby every cent we owed. And when we were asked to make progress payments early to accommodate Bobby's vacations, we did. Still, when we expressed concerns, we were reminded of the fact that Bobby was trying to run a business, that it wasn't worth it to him to have anyone come to our home to address issues, and that there was a million dollar project that was Bobby's priority. At the beginning, Bobby was professional and accommodating... that did not last.

I hesitated to post a review prior to our home passing a City inspection because I just want the project finished so that our family can move on. It's been a year since we moved into a construction zone, and this process has been a nightmare. I hope that sharing our experience helps others to make an informed choice.

Luxury Remodels took care of my kitchen remodel due to a damaged water leak and this was a first of a kind experience for me...however with their excellent team of skilled laborers. their project manager and Tim and Jerry I was very impressed with the results and their attention to detail and customer service. I definitely will contract with them again for my next remodel project! Thank you everyone for my new kitchen!

Jake is an outstanding worker. And takes a lot of pride in his work. That's what separates his work from the rest. And very reliable always on time.

Great company, honest and reliable. I would definitely recommend D&D Construction to my friends!

In December I scheduled a visit for mid-January for Five40 to come out and give an estimate for a garage remodeling project. I took the day off work to make sure I was available, I received both text and email reminders the day before...and no one showed up. I called to see if I had made a mistake with the date, and my call went to voicemail. Maybe they're out of business?

Edit: Five40 Remodeling - Are you taking on new work, even if the work needs to happen several months out? I don't mind waiting.

We buit our house with David Mikes. We were worried we wouldn't know how to handle such a large project. Fortunately, we were lucky enough to have David as our contractor.

David would set up weekly meetings with his subcontractor or company contact. We would meet with David and the specialist in the area we were looking at that week. The meetings were always very productive because David was right there helping with decisions, dimensions, architectural plans and logistics to make the process smooth.

I have four other fiends who were building at the same time with other companies. They did not have the same easy experience we had. Most of them had to hire designers and work on their own schedules to make selections needed to move forward in a timely manor.

David was very good about reminding us about costs. He wanted to make sure there were no surprises when we decided to upgrade in many different areas.

We have never had trouble reaching David. He is very prompt in answering phone, texts and emails. He handles situations quickly without any complaint. He has handled the punch list very responsibly. We have no complaints.

Over the building process we also became very good friend's with David Mikes. Through all the many meetings over the build time, he was always very enjoyable to be around. We all have many good memories of building our dream home.

Years of experience, attention to detail and superior customer service is what you will find here.

Sometime in October, the sales representative from Jacuzzi came out to look at the shower. I believe his name was Brad. We made it clear to him that the house is old and there's a good chance that when they do the demolition, there will be issues. He was more concerned about taking selfies with us.He assured us that they should be able to take care of things. We agreed on an install date of December 1st which ended up being rescheduled at least once, buy jacuzzi, finally starting on December 13th.When the installers came in the first thing that went wrong is they told us they would not be able to install the shelves where we discussed with Brad without covering up much of the window to the exterior, therefore costing us natural light. We agreed on four shelves instead of six. As an aside, the installers seem like they did a good job and kept things clean, but didn't seem to have much confidence.Once the demolition started they told us we would need to get a contractor to repair the wood inside of the walls. There was extensive damage and they were concerned about structural issues and liability. While that is completely understandable, jacuzzi left us with no resolution. We were left to have to solve the problem ourselves. Jacuzzi assured us that once we had things taken care of they would expedite getting us on the schedule.I called their customer service to see if they could suggest somebody to take care of the problem, and of course they couldn't and claim that they had never encountered such an issue. In my opinion, this is complete nonsense. If you remodel bathrooms you're dealing with older houses that are going to have issues.Luckily, I have a friend that remodels houses and we were able to resolve all of the issues in less than one day. That day was December 27th.Catherine called to schedule for Friday January 13th, which Jacuzzi then and once again rescheduled for the following Monday. That means they failed to make good on their promise to fit us in.The job was completed and looks nice, but I don't feel that the work is really worth the approximate $18k remodeling costs. It's all cheap looking plastic. I've already had to call them about a leak at the sliding door and a creaking floor. I can't blame the installer. He did his best with the poor quality materials they use.For the money, we could have had a completely custom shower and a contractor that would have taken care of the wood and any other issues quickly.Jacuzzi didn't even offer an apology for the inconvenience.TL;DR Jacuzzi left us without one of our showers for nearly 5 weeks. I understand things happen and the house had issues, but this was a huge inconvenience as we had 5 people in the house sharing a bathroom. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone after our experience. If they can't handle the whole job, why hire them at all?Unpess you live in a nearly new house, save your money, nerves, and go elsewhere.

My wife and I hired Ross to remodel our bathrooms and add a pantry to our kitchen and are very happy with the results. The bathrooms feel fresh and modern and the pantry integrates into the kitchen flawlessly as if that were the original design. Throughout the process, Ross juggled the balance of style, practicality, and affordability. He was professional in communicating, working with our schedule, respectful of our space (he kept everything VERY clean), reliable, and punctual. Overall, Ross is a pleasure to work with; he clearly takes pride in his work and delivers as if he were working with his own money on his house. We have ideas for future remodeling projects and he will be our first choice!

The Hochuli Design & Remodeling Team not only restored our home after a flood, but redesigned our kitchen to be very efficient and beautiful. They somehow managed to make it look much larger in the same space. Lorrie presented great ideas from which to choose and was great to work with when selecting the newest updated materials. Scott made sure that the project stayed right on schedule until completion, which was 5 days earlier than promised. John, the PM, did an outstanding job and we are very pleased with the results. They are very easy to reach and respond quickly for any additional needs now that the work is finished.

I highly recommend Slade to all my clients looking to remodel their home! Nice guy too!

These guys are great, easy to work with and reasonably priced!