Kitchen remodeling for Scottsdale homes
Scottsdale kitchens come in two kinds. In 1970s and 1980s neighborhoods like McCormick Ranch, the work is usually opening a closed kitchen to the living space and modernizing systems. In 1990s and 2000s North Scottsdale homes — Grayhawk, DC Ranch, Troon North, Desert Mountain — the bones are good and the brief is luxury: custom cabinetry, waterfall quartz or porcelain islands, professional appliances and statement lighting.
Either way, we start with how you cook, gather and entertain, then sketch, render in 3D and plan cost and timeline before construction. One project manager runs the job, and every kitchen carries our two-year labor warranty.
Permits and HOAs for Scottsdale kitchens
Kitchen remodels that change structure, plumbing or electrical need permits from the City of Scottsdale, and we pull them. Interior kitchen work rarely needs HOA architectural approval, but gated communities set rules on contractor access, work hours, parking and dumpsters — we coordinate those with your HOA. See the permits & HOA guide.
More Scottsdale kitchens
Read the Scottsdale kitchen remodel story, Jeremy and Nadya’s major kitchen remodel and our top trends for kitchen remodeling in Scottsdale. For pricing, see the kitchen remodel cost guide; for every kitchen service, see kitchen remodeling. Everything else we do in town is on home remodeling in Scottsdale.