Carson Rodgers Builder Remodeler Inc.

Most of our project are unit base pricing with an allowance for finishes.

Education is endless through vendors, trade shows, books and magazines for the trade.

A family tradition for over 80 years.

Kitchens, bathrooms, room additions, exterior facelifts, historic restorations, gut renovations, general home repair.

We just finished a major interior remodel in Scottsdale on budget and finished the remodel 3 weeks ahead of schedule.

Here are a few tips to keep in mind. 1.Look for a place of business and avoid the contractor using a P.O. Box. 2.Look for permanent decal lettering and logos on vehicles, and avoid magnetic signs that are easy to remove. 3.The contract and change orders should be on company letterhead and agreed upon. The contract should be detailed and outline the project. The contract should also provide a specific payment schedule. 4.Take note on how many years the contractor has been is business. 5. Ask to see pictures of past related projects. 6.Look for a contractor that can design a project that avoids the "add on look." 7.References of a similar project can be helpful. 8.Look for a website or other forms of media. 9.Avoid the unlicensed contractor who says he can do it cheaper. 10.Avoid the contractor who says you don't need a building permit. 11. Avoid to the contractor who wants a down payment on the project before a building permit is issued. 12.Look for a contractor who shows interest in your project. 13.Look for a contractor who can design and provide all the necessary documents for a city building permit without outsourcing.

There are many good remodeling contractors and only a handful that tarnish our reputation.