Home Remodeling in Glendale, AZ
Our Scottsdale Elite Remodeling experts have been serving Glendale, AZ, with remodeling services such as kitchen, bathroom, and whole-home remodeling since May of 2001.
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Home Remodeling Projects Completed in Glendale, AZ
Bathroom Remodeling at 4400 W Missouri Avenue Lot 101, Glendale, AZ 85301
Previously, this bathroom would have had an older shower enclosure, basic lighting, and rusted finishes. Our team did our remodeling magic and installed a large dual-sink vanity, quartz-style countertop, oversized mirror, walk-in shower with full-height tile, decorative shower-floor tile, recessed niche, and sliding glass enclosure. Now the bathroom looks more clean and aesthetic.
Price: $26,000
Turnaround time: 5 weeks
Whole-Home Remodeling at 5019 W Carol Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85302
Before the renovation, this home had cracked tile flooring, worn kitchen cabinets, limited countertop seating, and a rough transition between the kitchen, living room, and dining area. The NARI-certified team at Scottsdale Elite Remodeling created a brighter open interior with updated flooring, refreshed kitchen cabinetry and countertops, a peninsula with seating, modern lighting, a white-painted fireplace, and coordinated living and dining finishes. The homeowners now have a seamless home interior with an inviting layout for everyone, tenants and guests alike!
Price: $165,000
Turnaround time: Approximately 6 months
Kitchen and Dining Remodeling at 4308 W Westcott Drive, Glendale, AZ 85308
Another day, another top-tier remodel from our company. This kitchen and dining area had older cabinets, dated flooring, and was overall off, old, and dull-looking. Our specialists installed updated cabinetry, a light countertop and peninsula, new backsplash materials, modern pendant and recessed lighting, updated flooring, and a coordinated dining area with a contemporary statement fixture. Now it feels more homey and gives a more appetizing meal vibe.
Price: $62,000
Turnaround time: 9 weeks
Home Remodeling Expertise Built Around Glendale Homes
Scottsdale Elite Remodeling has been remodeling homes across the Valley since May 2001. More than 500 completed projects later, Glendale, AZ, has become familiar ground. Homes here vary a lot from one area to the next, from the older bungalows near the Catlin Court Historic District to the stucco houses that filled Arrowhead Ranch after Arrowhead Towne Center opened in 1993.
A large share of Glendale’s housing went up during the long growth spurt that followed World War II. That’s why so many remodels here start behind the walls. Aging plumbing, outdated wiring, and closed-off floor plans come up often in these homes, so a team of 12 plans for them from the first walkthrough before they can turn into budget surprises.
Every project is backed by an Arizona General Contractor License in the KB-1 and KB-2 classes. The team also holds four NARI certifications as a Certified Remodeler, Certified Kitchen & Bath Remodeler, Certified Remodeling Project Manager, and Certified Remodeling Designer. Together, they cover the full job from the first design sketch to scheduling trades and getting permits approved, which gives homeowners one accountable crew instead of a string of subcontractors.
That experience reaches past residential work as well. In 2018, the team finished a commercial remodel worth over half a million dollars. The same planning now goes into projects for business owners near the Westgate Entertainment District and along Grand Avenue. Military families near Luke Air Force Base often work to tight move-in dates, and clear timelines are a big reason the company holds a 4.7-star rating.
Remodeling Materials Chosen for the Desert Climate in Glendale, AZ
Summer highs in Glendale, AZ regularly pass 105°F, and the sun is out most days of the year. The July to August monsoon adds sudden downpours and dust storms to the mix. Materials that look great in a showroom can fade, warp, or crack under those conditions, so Scottsdale Elite Remodeling judges every selection by how it will look after ten Arizona summers.
Kitchen and Bathroom Materials
Quartz and porcelain countertops handle heat and resist staining far better than many natural stones. That matters in kitchens that warm up quickly in the afternoon. Cabinets are built with plywood boxes rather than particleboard because the air swings from very dry in May and June to sticky in August, and plywood holds its shape through those changes.
The Valley’s hard water also guides fixture and finish choices. Brushed and matte finishes hide mineral spots well. Solid brass valves stand up to buildup better than cheaper alternatives, which keeps a new bathroom looking new long after the final walkthrough.
Flooring That Handles Heat and Dust
Wood-look porcelain tile and heat-rated luxury vinyl plank are popular picks for Glendale homes. Both stay cool underfoot and shrug off the fine dust that every monsoon season blows in. Homeowners who want real wood are usually pointed toward engineered hardwood since it moves less than solid boards in sunny rooms with big west-facing windows.
Energy-Smart Upgrades
Power comes from APS or SRP depending on the neighborhood, and summer cooling bills are a real concern for most households. Remodels often include low-E dual-pane windows, added insulation, and better-sealed exterior doors. These upgrades keep rooms comfortable while easing the load on the AC during the hottest months.
The same thinking carries north to Carefree, AZ, where custom homes sit among boulders and open desert with even more direct sun exposure. Those projects lean heavily on UV-resistant finishes and well-insulated glass for the same reasons.
Samples are always brought out to the home so clients can see colors and textures in real Arizona light before anything is ordered. It’s a small step, but when it comes to finishes, the devil is in the details. It also saves a lot of second-guessing once the work is done.