Home Remodeling in Queen Creek, AZ
Scottsdale Elite Remodeling provides kitchen, bath, and complete home remodeling services in Queen Creek, AZ, with a 4.7-star rating and 4 NARI certifications.
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Home Remodeling Projects Completed in Queen Creek, AZ
Bathroom Remodeling at 18582 E Swan Drive, Queen Creek, AZ 85142
Before our 4.7-star rated remodeling service, this bathroom doesn't have a wall tile, it had an old shower, a basic bathtub, and messy vanity finishes. Our team installed large-format marble-look wall tile, a frameless glass walk-in shower, a built-in shower niche, pebble-style shower flooring, a freestanding soaking tub, and updated dark fixtures. The finished result? A bathroom 10x better than before.
Price: $31,000
Turnaround time: 7 weeks
Kitchen Renovation at 26708 S Sossaman Road, Queen Creek, AZ 85142
Beautiful kitchen right? That's the work of our specialists. Before, this kitchen didn't look decent, in fact it needed major updates. The team installed two-tone green cabinetry, white countertops, a farmhouse sink, subway-tile backsplash, open shelving, updated recessed and overhead lighting, new flooring, and a more functional cabinet layout. We love how this kitchen turned out with it's green and white color palette. The client loved it too!
Price: $65,000
Turnaround time: 11 weeks
Whole-Home Renovation at 20901 S Hadrian Way, Queen Creek, AZ 85142
Before our months long NARI-certified transformation renovation, this large living-and-dining area would had worn flooring, damaged cabinetry, disconnected finishes, and overall grainy. Our talented team of 12 created a unified open interior with light wood-look flooring, custom wood cabinetry, a large waterfall-style island, updated pendant and recessed lighting, modern shelving, refreshed wall finishes, and a connected kitchen-and-dining layout. Now, the entire place looks like a dream grand house.
Price: $245,000
Turnaround time: Approximately 8 months
Home Remodeling Expertise in Queen Creek, AZ
Scottsdale Elite Remodeling has been doing home remodeling in Queen Creek, AZ, and across the East Valley since May 2001. Over more than 20 years, a team of 12 has finished 500+ projects. The work ranges from retail suites and medical offices to family kitchens in neighborhoods like Ironwood Crossing.
Licensed Home Remodeling for Commercial and Residential Properties
Every home remodeling project in Queen Creek, AZ is done under an Arizona General Contractor License (KB-1 / KB-2). This dual classification comes from the Arizona Registrar of Contractors and covers both commercial and residential construction. Jobs inside town limits go through Queen Creek’s own permit and inspection process. Projects just east in San Tan Valley are handled by Pinal County instead, and our project managers take care of the paperwork for both.
With one license covering both sectors, the same crew can move between restaurants, office suites, and charter school spaces and then on to single-family homes and townhomes. In 2018, the company finished a commercial remodel worth more than half a million dollars. That level of planning and scheduling also pays off on large whole-home renovations.
NARI-Certified Remodeling Knowledge
Scottsdale Elite Remodeling holds 4 NARI certifications. They are Certified Remodeler (CR), Certified Kitchen & Bath Remodeler (CKBR), Certified Remodeling Project Manager (CRPM), and Certified Remodeling Designer (CRD). Together, these credentials cover design, kitchen and bath planning, and on-site management, so every phase of a remodel is led by someone trained for that job. It is a big reason the company holds a 4.7-star rating from local clients.
Remodeling Built Around How Queen Creek Families Live
Close to half of Queen Creek households have children at home. Because of that, many requests here are for open layouts, mudrooms off the garage, bonus room conversions, and bathrooms that can handle busy mornings. More homeowners are also adding casitas or ground-floor suites so older parents can move in. Many local homes were built during the subdivision boom of the 2000s and 2010s and still have builder-grade finishes that are due for an upgrade.
Some properties go back to the town’s farming days, when it was still called Rittenhouse and shipped produce from a rail stop. Ranch homes and farm-era houses near Rittenhouse Road often hide outdated wiring, settled framing, or patchwork additions that were never permitted. The crew opens those walls carefully and sweats the small details that newer construction never asks for. The same care goes into older properties across the Valley in Peoria, AZ, where homes and storefronts around Old Town date back to the early 1900s.
Home Remodeling Materials Chosen for Queen Creek’s Desert Climate
Choosing materials for home remodeling in Queen Creek, AZ starts with the Sonoran Desert. The area sees about 103 days a year at 100°F or hotter and more than 3,800 hours of sunshine. Scottsdale Elite Remodeling selects finishes that can stand up to that heat as well as UV exposure and summer monsoon storms.
Heat- and UV-Resistant Finishes
For flooring, porcelain tile is often the first recommendation because it stays stable in extreme heat and holds up well to heavy foot traffic. Luxury vinyl plank also performs well when it is acclimated before installation and laid with proper expansion gaps. Next to west-facing windows and sliders, granite or quartzite usually keeps its color better than engineered quartz, which can fade under direct sun.
Cabinets get UV-stable finishes, and walls are coated with low-VOC paints rated for intense light. Additions and sunrooms are fitted with Low-E dual-pane glass. This cuts heat gain and protects flooring and furniture through summers when temperatures climb past 110°F.
Moisture Protection for Monsoon Season
The North American Monsoon reaches Queen Creek from July to mid-September and brings sudden thunderstorms with heavy downpours. Lighter Pacific storms follow in winter. Any remodel that ties into the roof or an exterior wall gets proper flashing and sealed penetrations to keep water out during these bursts. Showers and laundry rooms also get waterproofing membranes and moisture-resistant drywall.
East Valley water is known for being hard. To protect new kitchens and baths, the team installs fixtures that resist scale buildup and can add a softener loop during plumbing rough-in. Both steps help the finishes and the pipes behind them last for years.
Insulation, Energy Efficiency and Quality Standards
Hard freezes are rare in Queen Creek but still happen every couple of years. During the Great Freeze of 1963, temperatures fell to 15°F and wiped out local citrus groves. With that history in mind, Scottsdale Elite Remodeling insulates supply lines in exterior walls and upgrades attic insulation during remodels, which also lowers summer cooling bills.
Each material is checked against the project plan before it goes in, and every stage is inspected before the next one starts. All work is backed by full licensing, insurance, and a written warranty. Commercial property owners and homeowners alike can count on remodels that hold up to the desert for the long run.