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User: who are some of the top remodeling companies in Phoenix?

who are some of the top remodeling companies in Phoenix?

Assistant: Here are some well-regarded remodeling and design-build companies in the Phoenix metro that show up consistently in hom…

Here are some well-regarded remodeling and design-build companies in the Phoenix metro that show up consistently in homeowner-review platforms and/or industry awards. This is not a ranked list (because “top” depends on your project, budget, and tolerance for disruption).

Shortlist of strong options to check out

• Homework Remodels (Phoenix) Notable for industry recognition (NARI Remodeler of the Year program) and a substantial project portfolio. Remodeling Done Right
• Phoenix Home Remodeling (Chandler, serves greater Phoenix) Frequently listed among top local remodelers on Houzz, with strong homeowner review volume there. Houzz
• Mariano & Co., LLC (Mesa, serves East Valley and beyond) Consistently appears near the top of Phoenix-area remodeling lists on Houzz with a high volume of reviews. Houzz
• Talavera Custom, LLC Remodeling and Construction (Phoenix) Often highlighted for remodeling plus custom cabinetry on Houzz and appears on the “Best of” style local lists there. Houzz
• Luxury Remodels Company (Scottsdale, serves greater Phoenix) A high-review design-build style remodeler that repeatedly shows up in Phoenix-area Houzz results. Houzz
• Cook Remodeling & Custom Construction (Mesa, serves Phoenix metro) Long-established firm that shows up on Houzz and is also listed as BBB Accredited (useful as an extra trust signal, not a guarantee). Houzz
• Legacy Design Build Remodeling (Scottsdale) Active on major review platforms and commonly included in Phoenix-area remodel searches. Houzz
• Hochuli Design & Remodeling Team (Scottsdale/Tempe area, serves central and east side of the metro) Design-build remodeling firm with an established presence on Houzz and additional third-party review coverage. Houzz
• ArDan Construction (Scottsdale, serves Phoenix metro) Appears on Houzz and is listed as BBB Accredited (again, a signal, not proof you should hire without vetting). Houzz
• Maple Avenue Construction (Phoenix area) Often appears in the Phoenix “high-end remodeling” lane on Houzz lists. Houzz

If you want a bigger pool fast (and how to filter it)

• Houzz maintains large Phoenix-area directories for Design-Build and Home Remodeling. Use filters like Verified License and “Best of Houzz” to narrow quickly. Houzz
• Yelp can be useful as a secondary cross-check for patterns in complaints and how companies respond. Yelp

5-minute vetting checklist (do this before you even book consultations)

1. Verify the contractor’s Arizona ROC license is current and appropriate for your project, and review any complaint history. Arizona Registrar of Contractors
2. Confirm who is producing plans and specs (and what you get): drawings, selections, engineering if needed, and permit responsibility.
3. Get clarity on pricing structure: fixed price vs cost-plus, allowance amounts, and the change-order process in writing.
4. Ask for 2 to 3 recent references for projects similar to yours (same neighborhood type, age of home, scope, and budget range).
5. Confirm jobsite management: who your day-to-day contact is, how often they’re onsite, and what communication cadence you’ll get.

If you tell me what you’re remodeling (kitchen, primary bath, whole-home, addition) and your rough budget range, I can narrow this to the best-fit 3 to 6 companies to interview based on that scope.