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Residential General Contractor · Scottsdale, AZ

Residential General Contractor in Scottsdale, AZ

Home remodels, additions, structural work, and full residential projects — permitted and managed under one Dual KB-1 license (ROC #328501) with City of Scottsdale SPUR coordination and HOA architectural packages when required.

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Residential General Contractor in Scottsdale

Residential General Contracting Built Around Scottsdale

Scottsdale residential work runs through City of Scottsdale Development Services via the SPUR portal, with Small Scope Review available for many single-story remodels and additions under 500 sq. ft. Master-planned and HOA communities — McCormick Ranch, Gainey Ranch, DC Ranch, Troon, and many North Scottsdale associations — add Architectural Committee review for exterior changes. As a Dual KB-1 contractor based in nearby Chandler, we coordinate permits, HOA packages, and multi-trade construction under one bonded license. Scottsdale planning ranges (2025–2026) sit toward the higher end of the metro: kitchen remodels often $30,000–$80,000+; bathroom remodels roughly $15,000–$60,000+; room additions commonly $200–$400+/sq ft (premium finishes and North Scottsdale sites higher still).

Scottsdale

City of Scottsdale SPUR

One License for Full Residential Scope

Structural openings, additions, kitchen and bath remodels, envelope work, and trade coordination stay under ROC #328501 — licensed, bonded, and insured — so you are not managing multiple contractors across a multi-trade Scottsdale project.

City of Scottsdale SPUR Permits

Building, structural, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical permits route through Scottsdale Development Services via the SPUR portal. Smaller single-story remodels and additions under 500 sq. ft. may qualify for Small Scope Review. We prepare complete Dual KB-1 packages.

HOA Architectural Review

Exterior changes and additions in McCormick Ranch, Gainey Ranch, DC Ranch, Troon, and many other Scottsdale associations typically require Architectural Committee approval. We prepare packages in parallel with City plan review when needed.

Scottsdale Finish & Site Expectations

Higher finish standards, desert-appropriate detailing, and strict HOA elevation rules are common — especially in North Scottsdale. We scope residential work to match existing architecture and community standards under Dual KB-1 authority.

Scottsdale Residential GC Process

How Residential Projects Run in Scottsdale

A Dual KB-1 process built around City of Scottsdale SPUR permits, HOA requirements, and realistic occupied-home sequencing.

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Step 1

On-Site Evaluation

We walk the property, discuss goals (remodel, addition, structural work, multi-room), note structural and systems conditions, and identify zoning, HOA, and SPUR permit path early.

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Step 2

Scope, Design & Pricing

Defined scope with structural input when needed, selections direction, and clear planning ranges based on Scottsdale market data. Pricing reflects real work — not a low teaser number.

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Step 3

HOA + City of Scottsdale Permits

Architectural packages for the applicable HOA when required, then full plan submittal through Scottsdale SPUR under our Dual KB-1 license. Small Scope Review is used when the project qualifies.

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Step 4

Construction & Inspections

Demolition through finishes with required City inspections at each stage, trade coordination under one project manager, and site protection suited to occupied Scottsdale homes.

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Step 5

Final Walkthrough & Handover

Punch list, final inspection sign-off, and clear close-out documentation so the completed work is ready for daily use.

Timelines vary widely by scope: focused bath or kitchen remodels often run several weeks of construction; additions and multi-room projects take longer. HOA review and City plan check each add time (Small Scope projects are often faster). We publish a project-specific schedule once scope and approvals are locked.

Scottsdale Regulations

Scottsdale Residential Permitting Notes

What to expect when running residential projects in Scottsdale. Confirm current requirements with City of Scottsdale Development Services and your HOA.

Per City of Scottsdale Development Services

When does a residential project need a building permit in Scottsdale?

The City of Scottsdale requires permits for construction work including additions, major remodels that alter structure or systems, most plumbing/electrical relocations, patio covers, and related residential work. Smaller single-story remodels and additions under 500 sq. ft. may qualify for Small Scope Review through the SPUR portal. We clarify permit scope at the walkthrough and prepare Dual KB-1 packages.

Source: City of Scottsdale Development Services

Does HOA ARC approval come before the City permit?

In practice, yes for exterior work. Many Scottsdale HOAs require Architectural Committee approval for exterior changes and additions. That review should run in parallel with City plan review. The City does not enforce HOA CC&Rs.

Source: City of Scottsdale / Community HOA guidelines

What is Small Scope Review in Scottsdale?

Small Scope Review (SSR) is available for qualifying smaller residential projects such as single-story remodels and additions under 500 sq. ft. combined (no second-floor additions), covered patio additions, carport enclosures, and certain accessory buildings. Qualifying projects can move through a more streamlined path in SPUR.

Source: City of Scottsdale Development Services

How long does plan review usually take?

Complete residential packages commonly review in roughly multi-week cycles depending on complexity and current volume. Small Scope projects are often faster. Incomplete drawings extend the cycle. We submit coordinated Dual KB-1 packages to minimize resubmittals.

Source: City of Scottsdale Development Services (verify current published timelines)

Scottsdale Reviews

Scottsdale Residential GC Feedback

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50+ verified reviews

Residential General Contractor

“Primary suite addition in McCormick Ranch — HOA package, City SPUR permits, and construction all under one Dual KB-1 team. Clear communication from start to finish.”

Homeowner

McCormick Ranch

Residential General Contractor

“Kitchen structural opening and full remodel in Gainey Ranch. One license, one schedule, inspections passed without drama.”

Homeowner

Gainey Ranch

Residential General Contractor

“Multi-room remodel in North Scottsdale while we lived in the house. Phased well and the rest of the home stayed usable.”

Homeowner

North Scottsdale

Residential General Contractor

“East Valley Dual KB-1 contractor who understands Scottsdale HOAs and the City SPUR process. That local knowledge showed up in the permit path and the quality of the work.”

Homeowner

DC Ranch area

Service Areas

Residential General Contracting — Also Offered In

Need a residential general contractor outside Scottsdale? We serve the greater East Valley under the same Dual KB-1 license.

FAQ

Residential General Contractor FAQ — Scottsdale

Yes. Arizona Premiere Construction Group LLC holds an active Dual KB-1 license (ROC #328501), is bonded and insured, and serves Scottsdale from our Chandler East Valley base. Dual KB-1 authorizes full residential general contracting — remodels, additions, structural work, and multi-trade coordination.

Scottsdale sits toward the higher end of the metro. Planning ranges for 2025–2026 include: kitchen remodels often $30,000–$80,000+; bathroom remodels roughly $15,000–$60,000+ depending on guest vs primary and finishes; room additions commonly $200–$400+/sq ft (North Scottsdale and premium finishes higher still); mid-range whole-home renovations often about $175–$300+/sq ft of affected area. Structural openings, custom finishes, and layout changes push higher. These are market planning figures only — every project is quoted from a defined on-site scope.

Yes. Complete Dual KB-1 permit packages through Scottsdale SPUR and architectural packages for HOA Architectural Committee review are part of our standard process. Qualifying smaller projects may use Small Scope Review.

Kitchen and bathroom remodeling, room additions and primary suites, structural openings, multi-room remodels, envelope and exterior work coordinated with interior scope, and full residential general contracting under Dual KB-1 authority.

Focused bath or kitchen remodels often run several weeks of construction once materials and approvals are set. Additions and multi-room projects take longer. HOA review and City plan check each add time (Small Scope is often faster). We issue a project-specific schedule once scope and approvals are locked.

Yes. Most Scottsdale residential projects are done while the home is occupied. We protect adjacent areas, control dust, and stage work so the household can continue using the rest of the house whenever practical.

All of Scottsdale, including McCormick Ranch, Gainey Ranch, DC Ranch, Troon, North Scottsdale, South Scottsdale, and the broader City ZIP codes.

One license covers structural design coordination, City SPUR permitting, HOA packages, and multi-trade construction under a single bonded and insured entity. That keeps accountability clear from first walkthrough through final inspection.

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Serving Scottsdale, AZ · HQ Chandler 85249

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★ ROC #328501 Licensed · Bonded & Insured · Est. 2020