Scottsdale Elite Remodeling has been doing remodeling services such as kitchen updates, bathroom remodeling, and home improvements in Sun City, AZ, ever since we began our services in 2001.
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This kitchen previously had dated cabinetry, older countertops, limited task lighting, and a less cohesive cooking workspace. Our team did our magic and installed dark cabinetry with modern hardware, quartz countertops, a large peninsula, a backsplash, pendant lighting, recessed lighting, and updated flooring. The kitchen now has that millennial restaurant feel and vibes.
Price: $72,000
Turnaround time: 11 weeks
Before we did our NARI-certified remodeling services, this bathroom had an outdated tub surround, basic vanity, older flooring, and limited visual contrast. We did a makeover and installed gray shower wall tile, a decorative accent band, a recessed shower niche, updated shower hardware, a modern white vanity with a vessel sink, a framed mirror, improved lighting, and coordinated flooring. Makeover complete, and the bathroom is looking pretty!
Price: $22,500
Turnaround time: 5 weeks
Our office received a call asking about our whole-home remodeling services, as they've heard we do amazing work. After months of careful and insightful preparation, we got to the hard labor. We installed wood-look flooring, recessed lighting, ceiling fans, fresh neutral paint, updated trim, and coordinated the living and adjoining interior spaces, and did an overall upgrade of the place. The homeowners now have a comfortable, furnished living area that feels brighter, more open, and better suited for relaxing and hosting guests.
Price: $145,000
Turnaround time: Approximately 4 months
Scottsdale Elite Remodeling has handled home remodeling in Sun City, AZ since May 2001, long before many of today’s residents moved to the West Valley. Over 20+ years, a team of 12 has completed more than 500 remodeling projects across Maricopa County. That record has earned a 4.7-star rating from homeowners who wanted the job done right the first time.
Sun City’s housing has a history unlike anywhere else in the Valley. Del Webb opened the community on January 1, 1960, with just five home models. Most of the houses along those circular streets went up through the 1960s and 70s. They’re well-built homes, but many still have galvanized supply lines and outdated electrical panels. Low ceilings and closed-off kitchens are also common, and neither fits the way people live today.
Most owners here plan to stay for years, so aging-in-place design shapes nearly every project. Curbless showers, grab bars that blend into the tile, wider doorways, lever handles, and brighter lighting make a home safer without making it feel clinical. As a NARI Certified Kitchen & Bath Remodeler (CKBR), the team knows how to fit those features into a compact 1960s bathroom while keeping storage and style intact.
Plenty of Sun City owners spend summers up north, which makes the hot months a great window for larger renovations. A NARI Certified Remodeling Project Manager (CRPM) keeps the schedule moving while the owner is away. Permits and deed restriction paperwork are handled along the way. Regular progress photos let owners check in from anywhere, and coming home in the fall to a finished kitchen beats living through the dust.
Seasonal residents across the Valley benefit from the same approach. Winter visitors in Apache Junction, out near the Superstition Mountains, often book remodels around their travel plans in much the same way. Projects there follow the same careful schedule used in Sun City, so the work is wrapped up before they return.
These skills carry over to the retail plazas, clubs, and medical offices around Boswell Boulevard as well as nearby Peoria and Youngtown. In 2018, the company finished a commercial remodel valued at over half a million dollars. That project showed the crew can manage larger budgets and stricter inspections. It also proved they can keep a business open while construction is underway.
Every home remodeling project from Scottsdale Elite Remodeling in Sun City, AZ is built for the realities of desert living. Summers regularly pass 110 degrees, and monsoon downpours arrive from July through September. Dust storms also roll across the West Valley. Materials that look great in a showroom don’t always hold up under those conditions, so each selection is checked against how it will actually perform in the Sonoran Desert.
Quartz countertops and porcelain tile handle heat and daily wear far better than laminate. Rigid-core luxury vinyl plank also resists the expansion and buckling that can ruin cheaper flooring in a sunlit Arizona room. West Valley water is notoriously hard. For that reason, bathrooms get fixtures with ceramic disc cartridges and shower glass with a protective coating that keeps mineral spots from building up.
Energy matters just as much in a place where the AC runs most of the year. Low-E windows and well-sealed exterior doors help bring down cooling bills. Added insulation during wall or ceiling work keeps remodeled rooms comfortable through long August afternoons.
The company holds an active Arizona General Contractor License (KB-1 / KB-2) through the Arizona Registrar of Contractors and is fully insured on every job. On top of that, the team carries four NARI certifications. These include Certified Remodeler (CR), Certified Kitchen & Bath Remodeler (CKBR), Certified Remodeling Project Manager (CRPM), and Certified Remodeling Designer (CRD). Very few remodelers in the West Valley hold all four, which gives homeowners real assurance that the work meets national industry standards.
Good craftsmanship usually shows up in places most people never see. Tile goes over properly waterproofed backer board, and cabinets are shimmed level on slabs that have settled for 60 years. Trim is scribed to fit the slightly out-of-square walls common in older block homes. The crew sweats the small details for a reason.
Each layout is planned by a Certified Remodeling Designer so the new space feels like it belongs in the house rather than tacked on. Every project is backed by a written workmanship warranty. Nothing is called finished until the owner has walked through the space and approved it.