General Contractor in Scottsdale, AZ
Licensing, permits and a written scope are what separate a finished Scottsdale project from a stalled one. Start by checking all three.
How to vet a Scottsdale contractor
Start with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors. It runs a free search that shows whether a license is current. One is required once labor and materials pass $1,000, or any time a permit is.
Then ask for work like yours. A crew that has done your kind of project knows where it gets difficult.
- Confirm the ROC registration is active
- Ask for jobs of similar type and size
- Get the scope and the price in writing
- Find out who manages the schedule day to day
What our certifications cover
Different work carries different rules, and the paperwork proves we can do it legally.
- ROC #315042 for general contracting in Arizona
- EPA Certified Firm for lead and asbestos handling
- IICRC Certified for restoration and damage mitigation
- TRI Certified for tile roofing practice
What Scottsdale actually permits
Some of what people assume needs a permit here does not. Same material reroofs, paint, new cabinets, new flooring and a patio all go ahead without one.
Other everyday work does need one. That covers a new window, a water heater swap and a like for like HVAC change. It also covers circuit work and taking out a pool.
We check your scope against that list before the estimate goes out, then file whatever it needs and book the inspections.
Remodels and rebuilds
Kitchens and bathrooms change how a Scottsdale house lives day to day, and they carry the most resale weight.
We design around how you actually use the space, then build it with materials that hold up in this climate.
What we handle in Scottsdale
Water damage
Porous materials start breaking down within hours of getting wet. In Scottsdale, warm indoor air speeds up everything that follows.
Fire damage
Charred walls are the visible loss. Smoke, heat and suppression water do the rest, and all of it has to be dealt with.
Mold
A musty smell with no visible cause is worth taking seriously. It usually means moisture has been somewhere it should not be.
Roofing
A roofing crew is on your property, on your roof and in your driveway. How they work there matters as much as the shingles.
Demolition
Scottsdale demolition is a permitted activity, not a weekend project. Getting that wrong stops the job and follows the property.
Asbestos
Plenty of Scottsdale buildings still hold asbestos. Left alone it sits there. Renovation is what wakes it up.
Service area
Where we work in Scottsdale
Scottsdale sits about 12 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.
A new window, a water heater swap, a like for like HVAC change and pool removal all need one. Paint, flooring, cabinets, a patio and a same material reroof do not. We confirm your scope with the city before pricing.
The Arizona Registrar of Contractors runs a free search that shows if a license is current. One is required once labor and materials pass $1,000, or whenever a permit is. Vizcom is ROC #315042.
The work, the materials, the price and who manages the schedule day to day. Invoices that grow after the job starts almost always trace back to a scope nobody wrote down. Ours is written first, and a change to it needs your approval.
Yes, and that is the point of holding all four. Hazard work, teardown and building sit on one contract. Nobody waits on a second company to free up a crew.
We do tenant improvements, commercial roofing, gut outs and restoration. Working around an open building changes the order of work. It does not change the standards.
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