Phoenix General Contractor With a Dedicated Project Manager, Fixed Pricing and Design-Build Process

PHR handles interior remodels for Phoenix-area homeowners, covering kitchens, bathrooms, showers, entertainment walls, laundry rooms, and whole home projects. We do not take on exterior work, additions, or new construction.

Pricing is fixed after the design and planning phase, not estimated before it. Once scope, materials, and trade sequencing are fully defined, we provide a fixed construction price that does not change unless the homeowner requests a scope change.

A traditional general contractor receives plans from a separate designer and bids the build. A design-build contractor like PHR handles both phases, so the person who designs your project is the same organization that builds it. This eliminates the communication gap between designer and builder.

Timeline depends on scope. Kitchen and bathroom remodels run 6 to 10 weeks from construction start. Multi-room or whole home projects typically run 3 to 5 months. The planning and design phase runs 4 to 8 weeks before construction begins.

Yes. PHR's project manager handles all subcontractor coordination, scheduling, and communication. The homeowner has one point of contact throughout the project.

When a kitchen or bathroom remodel requires plumbing relocation in a Phoenix home with a slab foundation, we plan the slab routing during the design phase so trade sequencing and pricing account for the concrete work before construction starts. This avoids mid-project surprises.

BuilderTrend is the project management platform PHR uses on every job. Phoenix homeowners use it to track project milestones, approve selections, view schedules, and communicate with their project manager without relying on phone calls or texts.

Yes. PHR holds ROC license 313636, issued by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors. You can verify it directly at the Arizona ROC website.

During the discovery call, PHR's consultation manager reviews your project goals, discusses the rooms in scope, and provides an early investment range based on what you describe. If it is a fit, the next step is an in-home evaluation.

During the in-home evaluation, the PHR team measures the space, identifies any structural or plumbing constraints, and gathers the information needed to build a detailed scope and proposal for the feasibility, planning, and design phase.

You own the full feasibility, planning, and design package, including 3D renderings, material selections, and project scope documentation. PHR applies the design fee to the construction cost when you move forward with construction.

Do Phoenix homeowners need HOA approval before starting an interior remodel? For most interior remodels in Phoenix HOA communities, structural work inside the home does not require HOA approval. Exterior changes typically do. PHR confirms this with homeowners during the planning phase for projects in communities like Ahwatukee Foothills, Biltmore, and Arcadia where HOA rules vary.

Yes. Many of PHR's Phoenix projects are in mid-century ranch and brick ranch homes in Arcadia, Biltmore, and Ahwatukee where the building stock is from the 1950s through 1980s. These homes often have older plumbing and electrical that we factor into the scope during the design phase.

PHR provides a 2-year labor warranty on every project. Material warranties pass through from the manufacturer. PHR holds an A+ BBB rating and ROC license 313636 as a licensed, bonded, and insured Arizona contractor.