Kitchen Remodelers in Scottsdale, AZ

Here’s every kitchen remodeler in our Scottsdale directory, each one holding an active Arizona ROC license. We show the license number and status right on the listing, and we recheck them against the Registrar of Contractors posting list regularly. Featured placements are paid and labeled. The rest are sorted by how complete the profile is, nothing else.

What a kitchen remodel costs in Scottsdale

Scottsdale kitchens skew large and buyers here expect them finished a certain way. That pushes budgets up, mostly on the materials side. The same crew charges similar labor in Chandler, but a Scottsdale project tends to carry pricier slabs, custom cabinet runs, and appliance packages that cost as much as a car.

Rough guardrails: a refresh with new counters, paint, and hardware often runs $20,000 to $40,000. A mid-range remodel with new cabinets, counters, flooring, and lighting typically lands between $60,000 and $110,000. Full gut renovations, common in older McCormick Ranch and Paradise Valley area homes, climb past $140,000. If your neighborhood has an HOA design review, ask about it early. It won’t usually touch an interior remodel, but window and vent changes can drag you into it.

Questions worth asking a kitchen remodeler

Ask who runs the job day to day, because the person selling the project often isn’t the person managing it. Ask how they handle lead times on custom cabinets and stone, since that’s where Scottsdale schedules usually slip. And ask to walk a kitchen they finished at least two years ago. New photos flatter everyone. Older work tells the truth.

Common questions

What license should a kitchen remodeler have in Arizona?

Look for a KB-1 or KB-2 dual license (they cover both general building and the plumbing and electrical inside a kitchen job), a B General Residential license, or a B-3 Remodeling and Repair license. Every listing here shows the class. You can verify any Arizona license number at the Registrar of Contractors.

Do I need a permit?

Usually yes once plumbing, electrical, or walls are involved. Scottsdale’s permit process is straightforward for kitchens, and your contractor should handle it. Treat “we don’t really need one” as a warning sign.

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