I am truly grateful for the support I received from AZ Remodel Pros throughout my process. I…read morereceived four other estimates before deciding who to move forward with. I took time to compare each one. AZ Remodel Pros stood out to me. From the beginning, they were patient and walked through everything with me. They explained the damage in a clear way and made sure nothing was missed. What meant the most was the support during the insurance process. They helped me communicate with my adjuster and made sure the scope of work was clearly explained. There were delays and a lot of back and forth, and I felt stuck at times. But once Brian stepped in and spoke directly with the adjuster, things started to move. Their involvement brought clarity and helped push the process forward. That helped me understand what my home needed and gave me confidence in what I was asking for. I appreciate the time, effort and all the patience they showed throughout this process. I am grateful for the help and guidance they gave me. I will definitely be referring my friends and family to him based on my experience. Thank you so much!!

Absolutely love how my bathroom came out. Arizona Remodel Pros was professional, communicative, and…read moredid beautiful work from start to finish. The attention to detail and overall quality exceeded expectations. Highly recommend.

George was the ONLY contractor out of 8 who showed up to quote me to install laminate flooring in…read moretwo bedrooms and who checked the moisture and level of the floors in both rooms. The only one! The other guys said they had no problem installing on an uneven floor or they didn't even mention it at all but they still quote me even more than George. He showed up on time and prepped the floors and read the flooring warranty info and was super diligent and communicative and detailed every step of the way. I'm really grateful for his work and will be hiring him for many other projects as he is a general contractor and I trust him and his work!!

I was in a jam and needed someone to come out asap to help me with flooring install Grigor (George)…read morecame out and did an amazing job. He knew which questions to ask to maximize his talents. His attention to detail was remarkable. I'm going to have him come back and install the backslash also. He's extremely knowledgeable and intrust him with future projects.

I just want to recognize these guys that are doing all of my concrete work for the house! These…read moreguys are truly amazing! They work together and are highly efficient! They did everything to get this job done as quickly as possible. They are precise, accurate, timely, reliable and on top of it! They are a local company in the area. My contractor uses them a lot and I can see why! Thank you Lone Mountain Concrete! I HIGHLY recommend!

Lone Mountain Concrete Review: I recently had a Semi-Custom…read morehome built by one of the well-respected builders in the valley. Overall, the Builder did a very good job on the construction. The Superintendents cared about quality and were well experienced. Also, most of the Sub-contractors were top notch. The concrete Sub-Contractors (Lone Mountain Concrete) I was less than impressed by. In fact, knowing what I know now, I would not personally hire this contractor to do a 5'X5' sidewalk panel replacement in front of my residence. So, for a little about my background and experience in the construction industry. I have been involved in Civil Engineering construction field operations for over 40 years with approx. half that time spent Supervising and Managing an Inspection Team for probably the largest Agency in the Valley. I am an ACI (American Concrete Institute) Certified testing Technician who passed all testing with a perfect score. I also hold an ACI Concrete Finisher Certification and have facilitated training classes for concrete Inspectors for over 20 years. I know a bit about quality means and methods for concrete placement. Other than to say that I personally would never use this contractor, I will not be saying anything negative about them. I will however provide the facts to my experience with them, provide pictures, and let you draw your own conclusions. A few months back I added a 20' X 17' concrete slab to my new home by change order through my Builder. After Lone Mountain had prepared the subgrade under the concrete, I checked it with a stringline, and it was over 1" too high in the middle reducing the concrete depth to less than agreed to. In their defense they may not have been completed with it and ready to pour. Regardless, I corrected the grade myself. Weather conditions were warm and the subgrade was very dry. Based on my experience, it is very important to water down dry base material in this condition prior to concrete placement to avoid the dry material pulling water from the concrete allowing the concrete to hydrate too quickly. I arrived early Monday morning and the concrete was already placed. Knowing how dry the base material was, I asked the Finisher if they had soaked down the subgrade with water prior to the placement. He said they had. When the finishing was almost completed, I asked the finisher if they were going to take some sort of steps to cure the concrete, maybe as simple as placing liquid membrane (curing compound). He said they didn't do that. I told him would you at least be leaving the wood forms in place for a day or so to help the concrete retain the moisture and hydrate a little more slowly. He said they would. I went back out about an hour after the concrete was finished to find that they had already removed the forms, leaving the exposed edges of the concrete to the warm and windy weather. I figured OK I will give the concrete a few hours to take a good set and would try to mist the top of the new concrete with water to counteract the lack of any effort to properly cure the concrete. Within two hours after finishing the concrete and before I could even begin to mist the concrete, a significant horizontal crack appeared most of the way across the slab. Since the crack did not go all the way from edge to edge, I believe it to be shrinkage cracking caused by premature removal of the forms, no steps taken to properly cure the concrete, and possibly improper moisture conditioning of the base material prior to pour. Knowing that shrinkage cracks often aren't structural nor do they penetrate the slab entirely, I asked that the contractor at least come back and inject epoxy into the crack to try and avoid it getting worse. They told me, through the Builder's Superintendent, that they viewed the crack as being acceptable and had no intention of doing anything with it. I believe the value and quality of a contractor is measured by them doing the small things to ensure the quality of their work and providing the customer service to try and make their customer happy. I observed no effort on the part of this contractor to look out for their customer. Their finisher did a decent job finishing the concrete but what good is this effort if you have no intention of protecting your final product. I'm adding picture so everyone can determine if what this contractor believes is acceptable cracking will also be acceptable to you. It certainly is not to me on my new home.

I had been contemplating the kitchen refresh for sometime; on the recommendation of a fellow trades…read moreprofessional I visited Rise Above's showroom in Anthem, with ideas and photos on my iPad in hand. Brett Buckner (owner) helped me make my preliminary selections so that he could come out to my home within a few days to do a comprehensive measuring and fully understand my needs/wants. Within a week I had a detailed quote emailed. We did a follow-up to make some revisions to the plan and thus the quote. I had done some other shopping, the bid was competitive, but just as importantly, they had done work at my home before and also had recommendations from people I knew personally. Upon award of the job, I was assigned a project manager and timelines were established; tasks assigned and communication was clear. Most importantly, any time I had a question, I could make a call, and would get answers the same day. During the most intense part of the project, I was only without a working kitchen for 4 1/2 days; and always had a functional refrigerator. Coordination between the cabinet painter, the granite/tile work and plumbing made that possible. Throughout the project both Skyler and/or Marjene would stop in to check on progress to make sure that I was happy and that the quality of work was meeting their standards. The finished product is as I had envisioned it and I am very proud to show off my new kitchen. It's time to get down to some serious cooking! Bon appetite!

This amazing company has now done FIVE bathrooms for me. The last project was master bedroom,…read morebathroom AND closet. Their employees are customer service experts and subs are artisans! Their office staff gave me patient advice that led me to a look I love. Every aspect of the project was perfect. I cannot recommend them highly enough! Price was very fair for the outcome. And they even surprised me with a full house cleaning at the end as we were out of town. What company does that!

Needed to install door handles and hinges .Very knowledgeable …read more Follows up and does a great job

Michael did an excellent job adding self-closing hinges on our doors. He also gave us a great…read moreprice. I would definitely recommend his company to friends and family.

Ken and his team just finished remodeling our kitchen and widening our living and dining room…read morewalls. We are so happy with our vision coming true and the quality of work Ken and his crew provided for our remodel. They were true to our time line and finished the project in just 4 weeks. I will certainly hire Armstrong Innovations in all our future projects.

We have used Ken for over a decade and on at least 15-20 projects. Great guy with great…read morecommunication skills. Always happy with his work and his prices. He has worked in our home while we on vacation and we never had any issues. I have also flipped a couple houses and used Ken on those projects. I would recommend him to anyone.

Thoroughly satisfied with Russ and his craftsmanship! I hired Russ to disassemble a sunroom which…read morewas closing in my back patio. Russ was the only handyman whom I contacted that offered to come out and provide an estimate. During the estimate Russ was able to recognize some of the challenges such as needing to rewire electrical and that it wasn't going to be just taking apart some screws. Thought his pricing was reasonable, he had the tools and knowledge to do everything, the end result looked great, and Russ was an all around cool guy who was pleasant to interact with. Will definitely hire Russ again. Included some before and after pictures

UPDATE: ZERO STARS. Right when I had a tenet move in Feb they said the shower leaked. They sent me…read morea video but there's nothing I could do until they moved out so here we are. The shower pan was installed with no liner....that's literally bathroom construction 101. Which means I'm going to have to rip out both shower pans and have them redone costing me thousands of dollars and delaying me renting out the property. Stay the hell away from Russ. This guy is a straight-up con artist who steals and leaves a trail of destruction and unpaid bills. The work he did/subbed out on my shower was a complete joke. It's leaking through the floor pan, rotting the baseboards, drywall, and flooring. I had to chase Russ down just to get the subcontractor's contact info--(don't forget, I paid half of the shower cost direct to the subcontractor when it was already in the budget and was Russ's responsibility but I needed the job done). Russ blew all the money I gave him and it was NOT on my job because he barely bought anything. When I finally called the subcontractor, he told me Russ NEVER paid him the other half--what a shock. The subcontractor promised to get back to me in a week, then promptly disconnected his phone. And I'm sure you can guess Russ quit answering my calls and texts. So not only did Russ steal money from me, but he also ripped off his own subcontractor and left me with a total mess. Russ is the definition of a crook. He'll leave you with unfinished work, unpaid contractors, and a pile of garbage that costs you even more to fix. AVOID HIM AT ALL COSTS. Worst experience ever.

We had a free standing pergola installed. Everything from the quote to final clean up was done on…read moreschedule. Eli was very kind and explained our options. Mike our builder/installer was incredible. On time, friendly, very talented and skilled in his craft. The pergola was built in our backyard. Afterwards everything was cleaned up. It was a bit more in price than we expected, but the quality far exceeded our expectations so definitely worth every penny.

Eli arrived on time to provide a quote for our patio covering. He was professional and friendly…read more After some thought, we decided not to move forward at this time. If we revisit the idea in the future, Chillax Patios might be on our list to consider.

A big thank you to Jason Horn and KC Bloem at Mor Furniture for letting me shop without pressure in…read moreyour store. I found what I was looking for and at the right price. It was an enjoyable experience. Thanks also for the , water and soda. I highly recommend Mor Furniture and will shop here again in the future. Edward and team did a fabulous job in arriving within the time slot given and getting the sectional up the stairs and getting it put together in a timely manner. Ensuring everything was to my satisfaction and working. Thank you Edward and team for an awesome job!!!

I had a great experience with my kitchen renovation. I couldn't be happier with the final resultsread more

I've had an idea to combine bed 3 with our master bed ever since we moved in a few years ago but…read morewas worried the job wasn't big enough to attract a contractor. Eric replied in no time and emailed an estimate not long after. This job involved drywall (delete a door and add a large arched opening), electrical, custom cabinets, shelves, interior/exterior paint, and a touch of flooring. Eric and his guys did an amazing job. My wife loves the closet they converted into a reading nook. We always felt comfortable with the crew in our house. They worked around our schedule and Eric was always available for a quick check-in so I knew where we were with each step. The two big standouts were the price staying the same even though he did a few extras, and Salvador nailing that 8' high 6' wide arch! We couldn't be happier and would definitely use them again. ​

We hired Eric with E.L. Construction to do a cosmetic update on our home in Phoenix. We replaced…read morethe flooring, painted the entire house, updated bathrooms, put in a new fireplace, updated pantry and closets, and did a complete kitchen remodel. The kitchen required removing a wall to open up the closed dark kitchen and adding an oversized bar. Eric was extremely timely and professional in getting us a comprehensive quote. He was also extremely affordable as well. He started work right away and did a phenomenal job. We gave him pictures of what we wanted for the kitchen and fireplace, and he replicated the style to a T - which most contractors can't do without a designer helping them. He also was able to design and order custom cabinets for our pantry. Eric was extremely detail oriented throughout the process, checking in with us as needed for style and safety decisions, and always updated us on cost or possible delays. He also was insanely knowledgable about every area of construction such as dry wall, plumbing, electrical, fabrication, flooring, tiling, etc. This guy really is a one man show - he can do it all. Eric did have a few subcontractors help him with the job and they were always fantastic to work with as well. He knows quality workmanship and partnership. He finished the job in a timely timeframe and our home is gorgeous and the workmanship is quality - for a great price. If you need any renovations done, Eric with E.L. Construction is the way to go. Highly recommend!