Best General Contractors in Phoenix, AZ

A Very forthright and honest Contractor!  I was lucky enough to meet with Chris Schott regarding multiple business matters. He was prompt, courteous and always ready to be helpful. Additionally he will give you an honest assessment of your situation, and not deliberately hide anything for later. (a situation I experienced with a lesser company)
I highly recommend him and his company for anything they say they can do. They Will.   Thanks!

Don't hesitate to hire this company.
They are one of those rare companies that gets in & gets it done. Strong work ethic. Great teamwork.
Excellent communication.  
And most important- beautiful work.
Above and Beyond from start to finish.
Thanks Kim, Kyle & Pablo! Couldn't be happier

These guys are awesome! They did a great job remodeling my office! I highly recommend them for everything!

I just cannot say enough great things about this company and their team!  I just had a few projects done- a wine refrigerator installed, cabinets and tile installed in our master bedroom.  They are so professional.  They do quality work, super clean and spare no detail to ensure the project is done right.  My husband and I are so impressed.  If you are considering a project, this is the contractor you want to hire.  Thank you Tony and thank you to your team.

We had a crack in our interior bedroom door which required the door to be replaced. After trying to replace ourselves, we called a professional to help. Stan was kind, professional, and managed expectations very well. Would definitely use his service again.

Manny was awesome to work with.  He helped me fixed a nasty leak on my roof and did full drywall work on my Garage ceiling.  VERY FAIR Prices and super honest kinda guy.  Hit him up!

While working with Home Makeover AZ, I'd like to acknowledge Tom for his quality workmanship, cleanliness, professionalism and honesty.  When we needed repairs done to our our home in Phoenix, Tom did an excellent job of answering all of our questions and educating us on what needed to be done and why - while being mindful of our budget.

We loved working with Tom and his team and would recommend them to anyone and everyone that is looking to have minor or major remodel done.

Super happy with Ron and Sam coming to my rescue to replace a corroded faucet for the washing machine. Super polite and professional, Sam even cleaned the floor under the washer when he moved it! Will call them again for other repairs and maintenance.

They didn't show up after we agreed on the date and time. I didn't find out until I asked my Tennant if the issues were addressed. He said he didn't even call or text to let him know he wouldn't show. He also had my number and didn't call or text.

This review is for the estimate process only. Amanda came to my house and measured, listened to what I wanted for my remodel, and did what no one else did, which was to bring in some sample vanity doors and shower flooring samples. She responded to my emails quickly, was detailed in the estimate, and followed up in a phone call, showing that she really cared about my business. No other remodeler did that. While I wound up signing with another firm, I would definitely keep ABA in mind as an alternative for future work.

Just needed what I thought was a simple replacement but apparently it couldn't be done in the budget I entered on my quote request. Instead of asking for more details about exactly what was needed, was asked if my budget was flexible because they didn't want to waste time. Seems like I wasn't worth getting a little more info from. Luckily I found another company that asked more questions and provided more options instead of just asking me to be flexible with my budget.

After many discussions Maxum did the right thing and stepped up to fix their error
Not sure why showing me in California when I am actually in Arizona

We are replacing our master shower and scheduled our appointment but also went to visit the Peoria showroom to get an idea ahead of time.  The showroom is beautiful, but there are no prices.  Not even a ballpark, or "this shower cost xxx" to be found.  We knew there were three styles of shower materials - tile, natural stone, and what I'm going to call plastic.  It's not plastic, the sales guy had a name for it, but it's basically synthetic with the look of textured tile.  

The salesman arrived 10 minutes early, but right away it became clear how this was going to go.  Two prior estimates took about 30 min each, and I was willing to commit an hour today.  This was like a sales scene out of a movie... I'm not one to spend a lot of time chatting, but clearly step #1 is the "get to know your customer" phase.  I was working from home, so I don't have a ton of time to BS, so I took him into the bathroom, showed him our shower and said we would like a quote on each of the three options you have, tile, stone, and plastic.  Seemed simple enough... little did I know what was coming...

First he informed me that he needed to measure and draw up a schematic of my entire house.  Really, the whole house, for a shower replacement?  Yes, I was told, permitting in some cities including mine require it.   I suggested that we go through the quote process first, because depending on that we might not even need to draw my entire house, but was told, "No, we have to do this first."  So for 15-20 minutes he went around measuring and completing his drawing.  At this point I had about 40 minutes more I was willing to commit.  He let my wife and I know that he would not be done by then, but could likely finish up without me.

When my wife asked if the stone was less expensive than the tile, he informed us that the stone was the most expensive, and in our case would be at least $15,000.  (At this point I should mention that we have a phone booth shower.  Very basic, standard installed by the builder, 3 1/2 feet by 3 1/2 feet.  It's not a tub conversion, it's not big, it's literally the size of a phone booth.)  I let him know $15k wasn't going to work for us, so we just saved time not having to price out the stone.  He added that tile would be about the same, so I said we could skip that one too.  Little did I know that he would still be in my house an hour later.

At this point he went to his car for 15 minutes or so, presumably to write up the estimate.  He returned and we began phase 2: "Shame the customer into thinking they must buy the shower or else risk 'hundreds or thousands of dollars of damage' if they don't".  Pull out the ipad, and we were shown a presentation that started with a video of our bathroom, and him doing the voice over pointing our the flaws in the shower.  Nothing new here, yes we are replacing it.  Then the presentation goes into the "We are the best and only company that can do this" portion, with several slides dedicated to maps of the US covered in dots, logos of companies they work with, and all the reasons why we should be using Rebath and not a competitor.  I am told by friends of mine (who are in sales) that most people love this.  I hate it.  I don't care how many people you have helped country wide, or who you partner with, I just want a shower.

Next we got a demonstration on why we shouldn't use tile (although we had ruled it out, and also they sell it?) because it is porous, leading to massive potential water damage.  He had us pick the shower door (didn't see options, just said 'frameless'), specific shower head and handle (from pics), and the actual color and style of the material for the shower.  

Finally, we reached the "closing" which included the classic line, "So besides price, is there any other reason we wouldn't be able to get a deposit and get this scheduled today?"  Me: "Oh we are not buying a shower today, we'd like to know the price."  Finally he slowly turns the ipad around for the big reveal...  $18,200 but with incentives could get down to $16,500.  WTF.

This review isn't a knock on the sales guy but more the process that Rebath operates under.  I'm sure he was doing what he was told to do.  Their products look great in the showroom.  Their crews probably do good work (although read the other reviews here too).   But I will never buy something that I need to be "sold" or talked into.  And we ruled out stone and tile due to the cost of $15k, then spent an hour picking colors and styles for him to come back with a quote of $18k?  This is a basic shower.  No seat/bench, no cut outs, nothing special.  There was no breakdown of the price, just the total.

So...word of caution:  If you go with these guys, prepare to invest a lot of time - even more time than it took to read this review.  Maybe my review will save you the 90 minutes I won't be getting back.  They will be your most expensive option.  My two other quotes before Rebath were half the cost.

They gave us a great quote for a bathroom remodel but were late every day compared to when they said they would arrive. Sink countertop has issues they did not resolve well. Promised pictures of issues with our roof and never provided. Said they were not capable of doing roof repair and would subcontract and then did it themselves

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