Home Remodeling in Fountain Hills, AZ


Scottsdale Elite Remodeling has been serving Fountain Hills, AZ, with remodeling services such as kitchen, bath, and whole-home remodeling for more than 20 years, since we started in May 2001.

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Home Remodeling Projects Completed in Fountain Hills, AZ

Bathroom Remodeling at 17039 E De Anza Drive, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268

Before our remodeling services, this bathroom had an older vanity, cracked countertop, basic lighting, and a less updated shower enclosure. Our multi-NARI-certified team installed a granite countertop with a wide vanity, updated the sink and faucet fixtures, added a large wall-to-wall mirror, improved the lighting, and refreshed the tiled shower area. Now it looks clean, fresh, and is the apple of the eye.

Price: $28,000

Turnaround time: 5 weeks

Kitchen Remodeling at 15440 N Cabrillo Drive, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268

Previously, before our team did our remodeling magic, this kitchen had older squeaky cabinetry, less substantial countertop workspace, and a less defined central area. The team with 20+ years of remodeling experience created a high-end kitchen with a large waterfall-style stone island, modern two-tone cabinetry, a dramatic stone backsplash, a statement range hood, recessed lighting, and an integrated dining area. The kitchen now looks spacious and feels like you're dining in a Michelin-star restaurant.

Price: $138,000

Turnaround time: 20 weeks

Whole-Home Interior Renovation at 15147 E Palomino Boulevard, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268

It's just another day at the office when we received a call for our whole-home remodeling services. When we viewed the old and dated home, we knew that there were a lot of things that needed to be done. After preparations, our remodeling specialists created a connected open-concept interior with a remodeled kitchen island, upgraded flooring, refreshed cabinetry and countertops, coordinated hardware and baseboards, recessed lighting, and a living room with a finished fireplace wall. The after product? A home that feels like it's owned by a celebrity!


Price: $202,000

Turnaround time: Approximately 5 months

Home Remodeling Expertise Backed by Two Decades in the Valley


Experience That Goes Back to 2001

Scottsdale Elite Remodeling opened its doors in May 2001. More than 20 years of steady work have shaped how every project is planned and built. A team of 12 has completed over 500 remodeling projects, and the 4.7-star rating reflects how those jobs felt to the homeowners who lived through them.

In 2018, the crew also finished a commercial remodel worth more than half a million dollars. That job proved the same planning habits scale from a single bathroom to a full business space. The range matters in Fountain Hills, AZ, where residential and commercial needs often sit side by side. A homeowner near Saguaro Boulevard may want a kitchen opened up to the view. A business owner a few blocks away may need an office refreshed without losing weeks of income.

Licensed and Certified for the Work

Remodeling in Arizona calls for the right paperwork. The company holds an Arizona General Contractor License (KB-1 / KB-2), which covers residential and commercial work. Four NARI certifications add another layer of confidence:

  • Certified Remodeler (CR)
  • Certified Kitchen & Bath Remodeler (CKBR)
  • Certified Remodeling Project Manager (CRPM)
  • Certified Remodeling Designer (CRD)

Each one reflects tested knowledge in a different part of the process. The person drawing up the layout, the person running the schedule, and the crew doing the build all work to recognised industry standards. That also keeps conversations about coverage, permits, and warranty terms simple. Those details are settled clearly before any walls come down.

Designing Around the Desert Setting

Homes in Fountain Hills sit against the McDowell Mountains. Desert washes, preserves and long views open up in nearly every direction. A good remodel makes the most of that scenery by placing windows and living spaces where the landscape can actually be enjoyed.

The team plans layouts around sightlines, sun exposure, and how a family really moves through the house. A floor plan that looks good on paper can still feel off in person. Walking the property before finalising a design helps avoid that problem. Many of the same lessons carry over to remodels in nearby Mesa, where older homes and strong desert sun call for a similar mindset.

Materials, Craftsmanship and Quality Standards for Desert Living


Materials That Handle Sun and Heat

A hot desert climate is tough on building materials. Long stretches of intense sun and very dry air take their toll. Summer temperatures that climb well past 100 degrees can fade finishes and warp the wrong flooring. Poorly chosen wood dries out fast. Material selection is therefore one of the first things discussed on any Scottsdale Elite Remodeling project in Fountain Hills.

Quartz and granite countertops hold up well to heat and daily use in kitchens. Cabinetry with quality hardware and stable finishes resists the swings that dry climates cause. Porcelain tile and engineered flooring are popular for living areas because they stay stable and clean easily. They also pair well with strong light coming through large windows. In bathrooms, moisture-resistant substrates and properly sealed tile protect the work long after the last coat of paint dries. Quality waterproofing matters just as much as the finish people see.

Craftsmanship That Shows Up Close

Good remodeling shows in the places most people check first. Tile lines should stay straight across a full wall. Cabinet doors should hang evenly. Trim needs to meet cleanly at the corners, and paint has to look even in strong afternoon light. Measure twice and cut once is more than a saying here, since desert light makes every flaw in a finish easier to spot.

The crew pays equal attention to the work that disappears behind finished surfaces. Framing, plumbing rough-ins, electrical updates, and structural changes get the same care as the visible parts. That is where long-term performance is decided. Older Fountain Hills homes sometimes reveal surprises once walls are opened. An experienced team adapts quickly and explains the options without leaving the homeowner guessing.

Quality Standards From First Sketch to Final Walkthrough

A consistent process keeps projects on track. Work begins with a design conversation and a clear scope. Material selection, scheduling, and permitting follow where required. A dedicated project manager coordinates the trades so that demolition, rough work, inspections, and finishes happen in the right order. Nobody ends up waiting on an overlooked delivery.

Communication continues throughout the build. Homeowners receive clear updates on progress, any changes, and what comes next. The project closes with a detailed walkthrough to confirm everything meets expectations. Questions about coverage and warranty terms are answered up front, so there are no gray areas once the work is finished.