Best Businesses in Phoenix, AZ

Professional, dependable and compassionate. I would highly recommend to anyone requiring home health services.

I am in the Solar Industry. One of our customers had Attic Vents throughout a roof, limiting us from installing panels.
Our design team determined we could relocate the vents, offer more panels, and Jeff & Alan Proctor inspected the roof, determined where we could place them and took care of this for us.
Our company, and, our now mutual customer, were very satisfied with their service.

I got lucky finding this guy!!!!  

I needed walls and floors replaced from an old roof leak.  He was also skilled to handle a hidden water leak in the laundry room.  

Come to find out, George is more than just a handy man.  He's a professional contractor with lots of experience building houses.  

Extremely impressive with how quick George responded to my request.  George is assertive, responsive, friendly, and knows what he is doing.  He is accommodating and helpful.   He also helped me move some items in my house.  Just an overall great and trustworthy guy.

Best roofer we've ever found here in Phoenix.  When others could not (or would not spend the time to) find a leak in our roof, Nick was diligent and located the leak and fixed it right away.  He's been out to repair our roof several times after big storms and every time came out right away, found the leak and fixed it at a reasonable cost.  We highly recommend Nick and C&H Roofing!  -Peggy and Steve Kvam, N. Phoenix, Az.

Provided very reasonable estimate for my small 10x16 shed.  Finished the job the following week. Excellent workmanship and fully satisfied with results.

We recently purchased a foreclosure property where the water heater had burst, causing damage to the stand and drywall surrounding the water heater.  The bank replaced the water heater, but refused to repair the damaged drywall and it quickly became laden with mold.

On a referral from our Realtor, we hired Wayne Glashagel (Owner of AMA Contstruction) to repair the water heater stand and surrounding drywall.  Wayne drained the water heater, disconnect the copper pipes, remove the water heater, tore out the water heater stand, sprayed Killz on the moldy areas and rebuilt the stand from the ground up.  Afterward, Wayne reconnected the water heater to the plumbing.  

Wayne was very courteous and professional, arrived early for the appointment and did a fantastic job on the repair of the water heater stand.  It looked brand new and the drywall texture matched the existing texture perfectly.

I would highly recommend Wayne for any general contract work.

These guys repaired two chips in a new tub.  They did a great job.  I cannot tell where the chips were in the tub.  You should consider them for your project.

Fortress General Contracting, Inc. provided great service and the highest quality workmanship in renovating my home after serious water damage.  The repairs were completed well within the projected timeline and cost projections including requested changes and upgrades requested on my part.

Robert S Goebel
Scottsdale, AZ

We put down a $2,500 deposit for Alternative Portable Buildings to install an 8x14' shed on our property.  The person we were told would be building the shed was recovering from hip surgery, so we waited a few weeks for his recovery prior to the installation being scheduled.  Having worked in the insurance industry for 15 years, I know the risks associated with having work done on your property and know you want to ask for proof of insurance (the document is called a certificate of insurance and is typically readily available in the construction business).  He responded, and I quote, You can get someone else to build you're shed.  If you need proof of insurance, find someone else. I'm not doing it.  And then he hung up.  I was absolutely flabbergasted.  I gave him a couple hours to calm down and called back -- first to apologize for offending him (though the conversation certainly raised all kinds of red flags) and then to explain the reason insurance is important.  If the person doing work on your house gets hurt (and our builder had just recovered from hip surgery!) and they don't have business insurance, you can be legally responsible, and many homeowners policies will not cover someone doing work on your house.  However, he never even gave me a chance -- he said I don't want to do your job; I refunded your money.  And he hung up again!  I checked my credit card multiple times, and the refund of the deposit hasn't hit, but we shall see.  I feel confident that the credit card would fight it on our behalf even if he didn't refund the deposit, so I'm not too concerned about that.  And I'm thinking we dodged a bullet because this is obviously not a reputable company.  We originally found them through their positive reviews on yelp, but now I'm wondering if their reviews are from friends and family!!  I can't imagine that hostile of a personality getting positive reviews.  However, he did just recover from hip surgery, so maybe that's a factor.  Or maybe he's just covering for not having business insurance.  Hard to say but regardless, now that the initial blow of the frustration has passed, me and my husband feel content - bullet dodged.  Imagine if we had to call about an issue AFTER he had installed the building?!  Or God forbid he did get hurt while constructing the structure?!

I bought a house that you were suppose to have replaced roof and you didn't you added another layer, and could care less, which tells me If everyone is smart they will avoid your company if they want their roof done right!

This is a general contracting firm. I had not used them before, but I have known Jeff Rassmusson for 15 years and he has done various elements of remodel for me in 4 previous homes in Scottsdale. Jeff now works at Modern Group.

The particular job that he oversaw involved installation of hardwood floors, drywall, removal and installation of master bath cabinets, tile work, repair and painting. He is a hands on overseer. I am impressed with not just the quality but the pricing on what I received. I would certainly recommend Jeff and his firm along with all the trades that they use to execute a plan.

Steve is a pleasure to work with and is very honest and trustworthy. It would be difficult for me to find someone I trust more than Steve. In spite of his busy schedule he always made time to respond to any questions I had.

I paid David Roberts $9000 for a home project in Kingman that he has done little work on that was to be completed in June 2021. I understand that he has personal issues that have complicated his life, however, he is a businessman and needs to complete his contract with me. I will replace this adverse review with a positive recommendation upon completion of the project. David did call me today assuring me that he would get back on the job. Let's get it done, David. Until then I could not recommend doing business with you.

Dear future Meritage home buyers,

We are here sharing our bad experience with Meritage, as we do not wish for any home buyer to go through what we went through with this so called Quality builder. So please consider it a warning for future buyers to read this before you sign any document with Meritage...The whole thing was so painful that after few months passed we are still sore and feel motivated to write this review in order to expose the sad truth of this company, who does not deliver what it promises. We hope that these experiences will be avoided in the future by letting future customers be aware of what to be expected with this company.

We were scheduled to close last fall (2018), however, things went downhill from the moment the house was ready for the walk through which was a week prior to closing. There were COUNTLESS defects in the house, many damages, and so many unfinished areas. It was quite humiliating walking through the house that was ready to close, but  yet presented in such an awful state. Please see pictures attached so you can evaluate yourself the conditions of the house at our final walk through at closing time. We brought up all these problems to Meritage management, either they completely ignored to address them or they made us look like we were demanding such crazy requests, claiming that there is no such thing as a perfect house.  The carpet seam lines were very visible, but instead of addressing the issue, they'll tell us those are vacuum lines which clearly were not. The difference is obvious between carpet seams and vacuum lines. The granite counter top was absorbing water and instead of telling us they will seal it for us, they claimed it was already sealed from the factory and that of course any natural stone will absorb liquid.... what kind of response is that for a kitchen counter top ??? The paint quality was so sloppy that it looked like it was done by a group of elementary kids. Although we blue taped all the defects, much of the problems were still there at the time of closing. Very basic things like windows not opening and doors not latching were not addressed. The backyard that we had was basically unusable land because of the of very steep incline that they were not willing to fix. The driveway had a bump on it that every time we would drive on it, it would scratch the bottom of our cars. We can keep going on and on about the things that went wrong in the house, but more importantly, we were very disappointed in the way were treated overall.  This was honestly the most disheartening experience we had in our life. We were buying a huge purchase, only to be belittled, ignored, and talked down to. We tried to voice our concerns to every source of their management and corporate team, however, no one reached out to us and this is the very reason we decided to post a review. They clearly do not care about addressing concerns. All they really care about is building houses in masses and get you to sign the contract as soon as possible. The builder was too busy closing on 18 houses that month to even know what was going on in our house. There was no supervisor on site.

Due to this, we ended up having no choice but to cancel the contract. There was no way we can move into a house that had countless defects or accept the way we were treated.

We tried to ask for our deposit back, they said they were ready to deliver a complete house but that we did not want it. Which is not true, as the house was not complete at all nor presented within standards. So on top of all the frustration that we went through, we ended up losing our money.  We escalated to Meritage CEO, hoping at that level we would receive some attention. However, there was no response whatsoever.

Please save yourself the hassle of dealing with meritage. Their houses are built only for show. The material that they use is very cheap. The quality and workmanship of the house was very below standards.   And do not expect responses from the builder or the management with concerns that you have once you sign the contract. Expect to be put in the dark about your closing date, and of course, not to close on time, as our closing was pushed an entire month, only to get a house that wasn't even complete! They wanted to finish some things after closing, which is completely ridiculous after the long the wait that we waited.

At the end of the day, this house was not built to standards or even acceptable conditions for the price we were going to pay. Nor was the treatment that we received at all acceptable. We would have never signed a contract with Meritage had we known the stress that we were to get ourselves in and the time that we were to waste.

I hired Wendler Construction to renovate my home, he in turn hired D and J Construction to frame parts of the original house, an 800 sqft addition and garage.  They did a horrible job... they used 2x4's when the plans called for 2x6's, used wrong footings on the front wall of the house, used wrong calculations on the truss fabrication thus not allowing enough room for the hvac duct work, and had to reframe interior walls and a new skylight, which they did wrong resulting in having to purchase a custom skylight.  Wendler Construction's lack of experience, skill, and ability to manage my renovation, caused over 5 months of delays and tens of thousands of dollars in additional costs.  And then halfway thru the project, right after Christmas break, Wendler Construction quit on me.  After almost a year in construction, I am still finding mistakes made under Wendler Construction's management.  I would not recommend them.

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