Best Kitchen & Bath Remodelers in Scottsdale
Design-build firms and bath specialists sorted by the job you need done
- No. 1Walk-in showroom on weekdays
- No. 4Scottsdale Design Center showroom
- No. 8Family-owned design-build
By John Apolinar
Most kitchen remodel searches hand you contractor ads. We sorted our picks by the job instead: full design-build firms for big projects and bath specialists for faster swaps. We compared published company information with the City of Scottsdale permit rules. We also explain how to check a license with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors. Updated 10/31/2026. 8 spots.
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How We Picked
We started with our directory's kitchen and bath remodelers and added two firms from public sources. We kept companies whose own websites confirm their services and service area. License numbers come from each company's site. We didn't look them up on the ROC registry, so run your own ROC license search before you sign. Compare the written scope and current terms before choosing a remodeler.
The spots
Ranked by Scottsdale ScoopFull design-build
Full-service design-build with a walk-in showroom Good Guys is the pick if you want to see materials before you commit. Its Scottsdale showroom is open Monday to Friday from 8 to 5 and walk-ins are welcome. The firm calls itself a full-service design-build remodeler. Its service list goes past kitchens and baths into whole-home, main floor, aging-in-place and multi-generational remodels. That range helps if a kitchen job starts turning into a bigger project.
The short list: Walk-in showroom on weekdaysDesign-buildAging-in-place and multi-generational remodels.
16035 N 80th St Ste D, Scottsdale 85260 (also Mesa)
Premier Design-Build-Remodel
Long-running design-build firm with a 10-year labor warranty Premier, also known as Premier Kitchen & Bath, has been doing design-build work in Arizona since 1994, per its website. One team designs and builds under one contract. Every remodel comes with a 10-year labor warranty. It runs showrooms in Scottsdale and Mesa and lists ROC license B-135167. Its services include casitas and home additions alongside kitchens and baths. Read the warranty terms before you sign so you know what labor coverage includes.
The short list: Design-build since 199410-year labor warrantyScottsdale and Mesa showrooms.
8711 E Pinnacle Peak Rd Ste A103, Scottsdale 85255
Fallone Kitchen & Bath
North Scottsdale luxury kitchen and bath remodeler Fallone is a North Scottsdale option for kitchen and bath projects. Its website lists an office on Pinnacle Peak Road. The company does luxury kitchen and bath remodels and describes itself as offering cabinetry, design services and installation in one place. That's useful if new cabinets are the heart of your project. Bring photos and rough measurements to the first meeting so the design talk starts with your actual space.
The short list: Luxury kitchen and bath focusCabinetry, design and installationNorth Scottsdale office.
15125 Hayden Rd Ste 122, Scottsdale 85260
123 Remodeling
123 Remodeling works as a high-end general contractor. That's the right fit when a kitchen is one part of a bigger job. Its Scottsdale page lists full home remodels, room additions, kitchens and baths plus patios and decks. It runs a Scottsdale Design Center showroom on Hayden Road. It lists ROC license 336595. Ask who your day-to-day project contact will be on a multi-room job.
The short list: Scottsdale Design Center showroomKitchens, baths and additionsROC 336595.
Bathroom specialists
5808 N 86th St, Scottsdale 85250
JT Moderna
Bathroom remodeling specialist JT Moderna keeps its focus on bathrooms. Its website is built around bathroom remodeling and recent bath projects. It lists a Scottsdale address on 86th Street. It offers a free consultation. A specialist can make sense if the kitchen is fine and the bathroom is the room you dread. Ask to see finished projects similar in size to yours.
The short list: Bathroom remodeling focusFree consultationCentral Scottsdale address.
National bath franchise for tub and shower swaps Re-Bath is a national bath remodel franchise with a Scottsdale location on Shea. Its local page lists shower and tub remodels, tub-to-shower conversions, walk-in tubs and vanities. It also offers ADA-compliant bathroom options. It offers a free design consultation. Swapping a tub for a walk-in shower is a common ask when someone wants to age in place. Ask whether your job needs plumbing changes since that can bring a permit into play.
The short list: Tub-to-shower conversionsWalk-in tubs and ADA optionsFree design consultation.
AZ BathMasters works out of North Phoenix and lists Scottsdale in its service area. Its Scottsdale page covers full bathroom remodels, shower and tub replacements, conversions and walk-in tubs. It says some upgrades can be done in as little as 3 days depending on scope. It lists ROC license 361635. Ask which parts of your job fit that faster timeline and which don't.
The short list: Some upgrades in as little as 3 daysConversions and walk-in tubsROC 361635.
Boutique studio
Serves Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Arcadia and North Phoenix
Redefined Kitchens & Bath
Redefined is the boutique pick. Its website says it's the luxury kitchen and bath studio of A&K Renovations and Home Repair LLC. That's a family-owned Arizona company. Redefined says it handles design and construction under one roof and takes a limited number of projects at a time. It backs its workmanship for two years and lists ROC 365012. It doesn't publish a showroom address, so ask how the initial design meeting works.
The short list: Family-owned design-build2-year workmanship warrantyROC 365012.
Design-Build Firm or Bath Specialist?
Start with the scope. If you're moving walls, relocating plumbing or redoing a kitchen and two baths at once, a design-build firm or general contractor is built for that. One team owns the drawings, the schedule and the punch list. That cuts down on finger-pointing when something goes sideways.
If your layout already works and you mostly want a new shower, tub or vanity, a bath specialist can be a simpler fit. Their process is often more standardized. Ask how much of the work is a product swap and how much is custom tile or plumbing.
Getting quotes you can compare
Get at least two or three written bids for the same scope. Ask each company to list allowances for cabinets, counters, tile and fixtures separately. A low bid with tiny allowances can end up costing more once you pick real finishes. Ask how change orders are priced and approved before work begins. Plan where you'll cook or shower while the room is torn up too.
Do You Need a Permit?
The City of Scottsdale's home improvement guide says cosmetic work generally doesn't need a permit. Its examples include replacing cabinets, countertops, flooring and trim plus interior painting. Moving walls or touching structural, plumbing, electrical or mechanical systems is different. That usually takes a permit. Gas line changes fall in that bucket too. If you're not sure, ask the city's permit services team before demo starts.
A good contractor pulls permits as part of the job. Get it in writing who's responsible.
HOA Architectural Review
Whether your HOA cares depends on your CC&Rs. Interior work is often outside review. Exterior or visible changes usually aren't. That covers windows, doors, vents or anything that changes how the house looks from the street. Communities like Troon North publish their own standards. Read yours before ordering anything that affects the exterior.
Check the ROC License Before You Sign
Arizona contractors are licensed by the Registrar of Contractors. Plug the company name or license number into the ROC search. Confirm the license is active and covers the type of work you're hiring for. Check for complaints too. The ROC's before you hire page has more tips.
Questions to ask
- Who pulls the permits?
- What does the warranty cover and for how long?
- Who's my contact during construction?
- What's the payment schedule?
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit to remodel my kitchen in Scottsdale?
Not for purely cosmetic work like new cabinets, countertops or flooring, per the city. Moving walls or changing plumbing, electrical, gas or mechanical systems generally does need one.
How long does a kitchen remodel take?
It depends on scope, design time and permits. Ask each contractor for a written schedule that covers design, ordering and construction.
What's design-build and why does it matter?
One company handles design and construction. You get one point of contact and fewer handoffs between a designer and a builder.
How do I check a remodeler's license in Arizona?
Search the Arizona Registrar of Contractors site by company name or license number. Confirm the license is active and check for complaints.
Does my HOA need to approve an interior remodel?
It depends on your CC&Rs. Interior work often isn't reviewed but exterior or visible changes usually are. Read your HOA's rules before you start.
Is a fast bath conversion worth it?
It can be if your layout works and you mainly want to swap a tub for a shower. Ask whether plumbing changes are needed since that can add time and a permit.
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