Best Construction Services in Phoenix AZ

Working with Terry and his staff have been amazing. Their attention to detail, craftsmanship, and communication have been above my expectations! They are very competitively priced and I will absolutely be coming back for my next project!

Just stunning work. David and Edward do the most wonderful tile work Tom and his company is amazing to work with. Highly recommended.

My wife and I were stuck without a kitchen floor after a pipe burst under our sink. The folks at Arizona Hardwood were great throughout the whole process of getting our kitchen back together. They helped us pick out a great wood floor that didn't bust our wallet. They assisted with the insurance quote, worked with our schedules, and coordinated work seamlessly with all the other contractors. They always showed up on time, and best of all, they did excellent work. Our new floor looks great!

Juan has taken care of a number of projects in our home, large and small. Always efficient, friendly, and quality work. Thanks Juan and crew!

Russ was a pleasure to work with. He was knowledgeable and reassuring. The total bill was reasonable and I plan to use them again for future renovations.

I requested the installation of a skylight shade from Angi. The skylight isn't more than 8-9' off the ground . I ordered the 24x24 custom shade from Amazon and it's still new in the box. After sending them pics of the skylight, the quote I received was $245. That's more than $110 an hour because I can't imagine the job will take 2 hours to install. Needless to say I won't be using Handyman Connection and I've alerted Angi of this exorbitant quote.

Best service ever, so glad to meet Thomas Jr. Greatest people and VERY knowledgeable. Love this place because of the people!!!

Very happy with the service from beginning to end. Very professional and would highly recommend there services for a kitchen remodel

I used Desert Coatings (DC) to do painted concrete flooring throughout our house back in August or September of 2017. The flooring consisted of a total of approximately 1,700 square feet of flooring. The house that this work was done at was a vacation house at the time, so I wasn’t there to supervise the work when it was done. Other work was being done at the house by another contractor at the same time. Overall, the final finished floor was okay, but there were some things I wasn’t happy about.

During their install process I received a call from my general contractor that the flooring installers had gotten cement material all over the newly painted doors and baseboards. I called DC and they gave me a $700 credit to have the doors and baseboards fixed and repainted. After the flooring job was done, I came out to the house and discovered that the workers had spilled concrete in various spots on my newly painted patio cool deck. I was able to power wash some of it away, but some still remains to this day.

In a bedroom some tile had to be removed and DC had to use a self-leveling concrete to even out the floor, as well as raise a portion to make it level with the rest of the room. When I was able to come out and look at the flooring, I noticed that this area was very wavy and had bumps in some spots. I called DC and they came out and applied another coat, which improved it, but the finish still wasn’t smooth flat in the end.

In the living room they had to fill the entire room with about 2-3 inches of concrete to fill the void left by removing the existing wood underlayment that was previously used to build up the floor. Where this new poured concrete met the existing concrete, a crack developed about 6-12 months later, which caused the paint to chip away. There were a couple other cracks that developed too. I called DC and they sent someone out to fix it. The repair consisted of them applying more paint over the cracked area. The repair ended up not being flush with the rest of the finish, and the color did not match the rest of the flooring. This crack is in a prominently noticeable area of the house too.

Fast forward to 2020-2021, the crack reappeared and the paint began to crack and chip away again. I didn’t call DC right away because I still was not living in the house full time yet. After moving in full time, the chipping away became worse from walking over the area. I called DC twice in August 2022 (8/25 & 8/29), both times reaching an answering service. They said they would pass the message along and someone would call me by the next day. No one called me back. After the second call I decided to start emailing them (9/1/22). The first email response I got was that Tom Allen (the owner) was out of state that week, so I waited about two weeks and emailed them again (9/14). I received an email back (9/16) stating that they were on vacation and would call me back when they returned. I waited a month and did not receive a response, so I emailed again (10/17/22) and received no response. I emailed a final time (10/27/22) and again no response.

In addition to the above there are a few spots here and there that I wasn’t happy with – under the kitchen island (uneven finish and sheen), a few wavy uneven spots here and there throughout the house. I didn’t write a review at the time, because I just figured I’d live with it as is, but now that I can’t get a response from them, or have them come out to do the repair, I’m writing a response now.

I do not recommend and would not use Desert Coatings again (I felt this way before the lack of response, but even more so now), especially if you’re looking for a high-end finish. I have since read other reviews where they do not respond to follow up calls for repairs when needed.

10am appt. Arrived 0945. Backed in 1230. Unloaded at 1800. Had to reschedule my next 2 deliveries.

Had a10am appointment to get a quote on remodeling my home. No show, no call, no thank you. If this is an indicator how he does work, I saved myself a lot of problems.