Laveen Home Remodeling With a Fixed Price and a Single Project Manager Start to Finish

Most whole home projects we complete in Laveen run 10 to 20 weeks from construction start to final walkthrough, depending on the number of rooms in scope and whether any plumbing needs to move through the slab. We establish the full schedule during the planning and design phase before construction begins, so homeowners know the timeline before anything is demolished.

Yes, most of our Laveen whole home clients remain in the home during construction. We use dust containment and ZipWall barriers to separate active work zones from living spaces, and our room-by-room phasing strategy keeps disruption contained to one area at a time.

The design phase covers every room in scope: cabinet selection, countertop material, tile and flooring decisions, fixture choices, and layout modifications. Everything is modeled in 3D renderings so the homeowner approves the full project visually before the construction agreement is signed and the price is locked.

Yes, slab foundations can add cost to any room where plumbing needs to move. Most Laveen homes from the 1970s and 1980s are slab-on-grade, which means rerouting a kitchen drain line or relocating a bathroom fixture requires cutting through the concrete. We identify these requirements during the design phase so the cost is included in the fixed price before construction starts.

The most common whole home scope we see in Laveen covers the kitchen, a primary bathroom, a guest bathroom, and a main living area with an entertainment wall. Some projects add a laundry room or home office. The scope is defined room by room during the planning phase, and nothing is added after the construction agreement is signed without a written change order.

A single dedicated project manager oversees every trade and every phase across all rooms in the project. Homeowners track progress through the BuilderTrend portal and communicate directly with their PM rather than coordinating subcontractors themselves. This is the single-point-of-contact model that makes multi-room projects manageable.

A design-build contractor like PHR handles design and construction under one roof, with one team and one contract. A traditional general contractor typically manages construction only, which means the homeowner coordinates separately with a designer and then hands the plans to a GC. The gap between those two parties is where most miscommunication and mid-project surprises originate.

The price is fixed at the end of the planning and design phase, after every material selection, every layout decision, and every room-specific scope item has been finalized in 3D. The construction agreement includes the full fixed price. We do not raise the price mid-project.

Yes. Laveen homes built in the 1970s through the 1990s with original kitchens, original baths, and original flooring throughout are a common starting point for us. The design phase documents the existing conditions in every room so the scope and budget account for what is actually there before demolition begins.

PHR backs its labor on every whole home project with a 2-year warranty covering workmanship across all rooms in scope. If something is not right with how the work was done, we come back and fix it at no additional charge. Material warranties are separate and provided by the manufacturer.

On slab-foundation homes in Laveen, we open walls, floors, and concrete methodically during the demolition phase and document what is found before proceeding. If something changes the scope, we discuss it with the homeowner before any additional work is done. Our low change order rate, 2.1 percent across all projects, reflects how thoroughly the planning phase accounts for existing conditions.

During the design phase, our in-house designer works through a cohesive material palette covering all rooms in scope. Flooring transitions, cabinet finishes, tile selections, and hardware are chosen to read as a unified whole home rather than a collection of individual room remodels. The full palette is approved in 3D before construction starts.

Yes. Our dedicated project manager coordinates all trades, tile, plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, flooring, and finish work, under a single schedule. Homeowners do not interface with individual subcontractors. All communication flows through the project manager.

The first step is a discovery call where we learn about your home, the rooms you want to address, and your goals for the project. From there, if it is a good fit, we schedule an in-home evaluation to review your space and develop a written proposal.