Best Businesses in Arizona

Our dishwasher failed while we were away and the significant water damage (about which we initially were unaware) not only slowly created mold inside our walls; it ruined most of our kitchen cabinetry. Since our house was built in 1984 the kitchen had been updated but never fully remodeled (including the original fluorescent lighting and drop-ceiling!).  We had no intention to undergo such significant a project but the timing would never be better.

Our insurer provided a list of its approved contractors but because the economy is so strong here in AZ, few responded and even fewer provided a bid (of the 18 GC's contacted). During the mold remediation process (a terrible experience we wish upon no one!), we were referred to Copper State Remodeling, a fully licensed and bonded General Contractor.  Are we ever grateful!

Mike Byrnes, its owner, came to our home the same day we contacted him and expediently provided a comprehensive bid:  Seal the rest of the house off (we lived in it throughout...), repair walls post-mold remediation, demo/remove all cabinets, drop ceiling and equally dated lighting, etc. His crew then installed new drywall/texture, redesigned our HVAC (making it more efficient), fully upgraded LED lighting, painted, and even completed minor structural improvements.

Mike as project manager, most capably coordinated and oversaw each subcontractor, the cabinetry company, appliance delivery/install, and the granite fabrication/install. Each and every individual who came into our home was the utmost in professionalism, competence, consideration, and also friendliness--including being most dog-friendly!

Copper State Remodeling was competitive in its bid.  Most of all though, we appreciate the significant added value Mike and his team brought to our home.  We're extremely satisfied and fully enjoying our new kitchen and family room--including its previously 'hidden' vaulted ceilings.

Just finished the garage project in Willow Valley, AZ. 40X50 with three large doors. I am a weekender and retired. The project was finished from inception to completion without me lifting a finger. With all projects of this magnitude there are always SNAFUs. The strength of a company is how they handle the problems. Southwest's team handled my very small punch list very quickly and with exceptional professionalism. My close neighbor built a 50X60 garage, sub-contracting himself; his turned out very nice, but he and his wife were constantly discovering they had to have other professionals come in to complete their project. Much less stress the Southwest way.

Brad has done 2 projects for us, he built a Casita on our residential property.  We had been working with another contractor that had drug their feet and Brad and his team came in and got the job done quickly, during the beginning of the COVID issue.  He really came through for us.
The second was a commercial project, he remodeled our office, at our business in Chandler.  We had a quick deadline to get it done and they did an amazing job, excellent price and it was done on time.  
Highly recommend Brad and his team!

I am a flooring contractor. There are many things I do well and there are many I do not. That is where PDG steps in. One phone call and I can go back to running my company. Repairs get done and done very well. We are all busy which is why I use PDG. They are Pretty Damn Good.

We worked with Steve and Sun Country on our home in central Phoenix. We took out a load bearing wall to open the space and needed a very large glu-lam beam put up to support our flat roof after the wall was down. Steve gave us a fair estimate and even worked with us on adjusting it if we were able to do some of the work ourselves. They started the job on time and finished basically when Steve said they would. The subs were very professional and took pride in their work, specifically the plumbing and HVAC subs. The plumber even fixed a pipe under our foundation that was nicked when the concrete guys were taking out some of the foundation to install footings. Even when there was a slight hiccup Steve made sure to address it right away and resolved the issue very quickly. I highly recommend Steve and Sun Country and hope to work with them again.

Jeremy the Handyman does outstanding work and the prices are always fair and reasonable. We have had Jeremy do MANY projects for us over the past year plus.  He is so good and dependable, we gave him a home key.  He rebuilt a wooden stair area, added a new exhaust fan, mounted a very large smart TV on the wall, installed new garage ceiling lights etc. etc.

The Phoenix Sliding Door people came in Last Night to take the measurements and the Order. After I Paid them Half the Money, They are not even bothered to Pick up the Phone.
I have been trying to reach them Since Morning but they are not responding to any of my Phone Calls. I have left several Messages. When they had to take my Business they called in less than 10 minutes. I will not recommend such company where people are not concerned about their Customers.Please do not give your Business to them. I will not recommend them to any one out there.
I really wish If I could give them ZERO stars out of 5.

Matt with Heritage Crown went above and beyond on the crown installation in my home. I am a general contractor with very high standards. Matt worked with our interior designer and my wife to create an impressive look.
I will use Heritage Crown for all of my projects. When a general contractor uses someone in his own home, it typically means they are really good. They did crown, wainscot, base and trim. They painted, caulked and touched up all if their work. It was truly turn key.
Jim

Couldn't be happier. Quality work and products done by extremely pleasant workmen including the owner.  And at competitive prices.

Great company! They make sure the job is done right and they pay attention to the details...good quality work!

I was very happy with the efficiency, workmanship and overall professionalism of all the workers that participated on my bathroom project. Thank you Niksi!

I contacted Homework Remodels a couple of years ago to give me a quote on a complete kitchen remodel. The owner of the company, Steve Shinn, answered my call and after some brief discussion, he offered to come to my home and look at the space. He was there the next day.

We first walked around a bit so that Steve could get a sense of the style of the home.  He asked a lot of good questions about what I envisioned in terms of the remodel and he asked about my budget.  We agreed that the kitchen needed to be gutted (it was an original 1956 galley kitchen - basically untouched) and that the goal should be to end up with a more open feel and a more contemporary look.  I was adamant that I wanted the end-product to be a very functional space, as I am an avid cook and I knew it had to be a top-quality kitchen.  Steve had some great ideas in terms of how to accomplish those goals.  

One of the best things that Homework Remodels did was propose some flush-mounted cabinets.  He explained that we would need to build into the wall leading into the laundry room in order to create some depth for the cabinetry.  I thought that was a fantastic idea, as it would create additional storage space in my kitchen -- much of which was going away due to opening up the wall between the kitchen and the living room. I readily agreed to this proposal.

Homework Remodels also suggested that I use some type of glass on the new flush-mounted cabinets to lighten things up a bit.  All of the cabinetry in that room is dark wood (espresso), so I thought the use of ribbed and slightly opaque glass would really look great.  Great idea!

The project ended up being a bit more involved than originally contemplated.  One issue was that, in opening up the wall between the kitchen and the living room, we learned that the footings in my 1956 home were too shallow to pass muster with the City.  The footings were required to be deeper and Homework Remodels was able to handle it without a problem.  We also needed to widen a door to accommodate the new french-door refrigerator that I had ordered.  Steve worked with me in terms of coming up with a reasonable price to widen the door.

In the end, I now have a beautiful kitchen. Totally redone and totally functional.  My opinion is that Homework Remodels did an excellent job on this project and I would recommend them to others.

Marty does a good job, good and cost effective construction; great attention to details...

I did a total kitchen remodel in Arizona from California so continuous updates were essential. Habitat was professional from beginning to end. Their work was excellent and their price more than fair (I got 4 bids prior to hiring them). Everyone that worked there was very professional and paid attention to detail. All work is overseen by a project manager who was excellent at keeping me up to date and keeping the project on tract. Once they started the project they were there daily until completion. Would totally hire them again!

Be aware of this company the owner David Zarate likes to take money for the deposit and runs away with your money and never comes back to do the job

I had granite done by Apache tile for my townhome, which I was preparing to sell. This company was wonderful to work with and got everything done in the time frame they promised. There was a discrepancy in the measurements between the drawing my husband brought in, and the correct measurements as done by their installer ahead of time. Ben really worked hard to make it work for us at a small additional price, as my husband had not calculated the need for an island piece (which required a whole additional sheet of granite). We ended up getting a bathroom counter done too, and the customer service was exceptional throughout this process. The installation was perfect, and on time and the black galaxy looks awesome!

Still no response or satisfaction from this poor excuse of a business man.  In my dealing's with him and his business, he was dishonest in every way imaginable.

NOT RECOMMENDED!

Took the day off from work to meet this company at my home today at noon.   Appointment was made over a week ago.

At 11:15 I get a phone call advising me they can't make it.   Really?    One lame excuse after another.   No time for sub-par businesses like this.   They cost me money today.  Not happy!

Glad I didn't hire them.  Could have been a disaster based on how unprofessional they appear to be.

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