General Contractor in Queen Creek, AZ
Queen Creek keeps building, and the properties already here keep aging. We handle both ends of that.
What we take on here
Some Queen Creek calls are planned renovations. Others are a roof that failed overnight or a pipe that let go while nobody was home.
- General contracting and project management
- Roofing repair and replacement
- Water damage restoration
- Fire and smoke damage restoration
- Mold remediation
- Asbestos abatement and demolition
One town, two counties
Queen Creek is unusual. The town line runs through both Maricopa County and Pinal County, and it borders Mesa to the north, Gilbert to the west and Apache Junction to the northeast.
Either way the building permit comes from the town, on Ellsworth Road. What changes is the county. Each air quality office takes asbestos and demolition notices on its own form, with its own fee.
Hire licensed, every time
An unlicensed bid is always cheaper. The risk just moves to you instead. Insurance, warranty and code sign off all trace back to the license.
Ours is ROC #315042. The Arizona Registrar of Contractors publishes a free search, so check it on every bid you take.
How we work a job
Method matters more than equipment lists. These are the practices that keep a Queen Creek project on schedule.
- Drone inspection for roofs that are unsafe to walk
- Moisture mapping before any demolition
- Hazardous material screening ahead of construction
- Permit coordination with the town and the county
- Phase by phase photo documentation
- Honest scoping, including the work you can defer
What we handle in Queen Creek
Water damage
Extraction, drying and the rebuild after, run by one Queen Creek crew with the readings to prove the structure is dry.
Fire damage
Stabilize the structure, clear the smoke, rebuild the rooms. That order holds on every Queen Creek fire we take on.
Mold
Mold is a moisture problem wearing a different name. Find the water, and the rest of the job makes sense.
Asbestos
You cannot see asbestos fibers and you will not feel the exposure. Testing is the only way to know what a property holds.
Demolition
Growth means redevelopment, and redevelopment starts with removal. We clear the way and hand back a clean site.
Service area
Where we work in Queen Creek
Queen Creek sits about 33 miles from our shop on West Thomas Road in Phoenix. Our crews cover the whole city, edge to edge.
City limits and freeways in orange. Based at 3106 W Thomas Rd Suite 1101, Phoenix, AZ 85017.
- EPA Certified Firm
- IICRC Certified
- ROC #315042
- TRI Certified
Frequently asked questions
The questions owners ask us first, answered before you call.
It depends where you are, because the town spans Maricopa County and Pinal County. That matters for asbestos and demolition notices, since each county runs its own form and its own fee. We work out which one applies before we book a date.
Town Development Services, on South Ellsworth Road. The town takes several permit types online, demo permits included. We file it and track it for you.
Walking a tile roof that has already failed can break more of it. Some pitches are not safe to walk at all. The drone gets close photos without adding damage, and they go in your estimate.
Yes. A newer house fails in different spots: a supply line, an appliance hose, an air conditioner drain. Moisture mapping finds it either way, and we map before anything comes apart.
Yes. We hold the builder's license next to the EPA and IICRC certificates. Drying, removal, framing, roofing and finishes run on one contract and one schedule.
Still have a question?
(623) 225-7898
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