Transformation · East Valley
EXTERIOR REMODEL.
Whole-house exterior remodels — stucco repair, fresh paint, fascia replacement, window package, roof — coordinated under one dedicated PM with specialist crews per trade. Same-visit written quote.
$30k+ minimum project
Popular finishes
Five trades inside a whole-house exterior remodel
Most whole-house exterior remodels combine these five disciplines — stucco repair, fresh paint, fascia replacement, window package, roof — coordinated under one dedicated PM so the trades sequence without blocking each other. Tap a trade to see how we detail it for the desert.
Our process
Quote on the spot. One dedicated PM.
PM WALKS THE HOUSE
Dedicated PM walks every elevation with you — stucco, paint, fascia, soffit, windows, roof tie-ins — before any scope is named.
QUOTE ON THE SPOT
You walk out with a written, fixed-price scope per trade. No multi-bid run-around, no callback the following week.
SCOPE SEQUENCING
Trades sequenced so stucco repair is dry before paint, fascia replacement happens before paint, and roof work never blocks window install.
BUILD WITH ONE PM
Specialist crew per trade, single dedicated PM on the schedule and on the phone — one number, one accountable point of contact.
WRITTEN WARRANTY HANDOFF
Workmanship warranty per trade in writing, manufacturer warranties passed through, walkthrough sign-off before final payment.
Phased payments
Tied to milestones, not a financing schedule.
- 50%Deposit
- 30%At demolition complete
- 15%At rough finish
- 5%At final walkthrough
Built for Phoenix sun, monsoon, and the full envelope
Every East Valley whole-house exterior remodel starts at the envelope. Paint systems follow the manufacturer specs for AZ thermal cycling — Sherwin-Williams Loxon XP on stucco, two-coat minimum, named on the proposal in writing. Wikipedia's stucco entry and EIFS background cover the discipline. Windows go in to AAMA/FGIA certification standards so the install carries a real warranty, not a generic certificate.
Fascia, soffit, and roof tie-in detailing follow the NAHB Remodelers Council standards so the envelope reads as one designed system instead of single-trade patches that fight each other. Cost-vs-Value data from Remodeling Magazine's 2025 report backs the trade selection — fiber-cement, fresh paint, and entry-door upgrades dominate the recovery curve, which is why those scopes anchor the package.
Sequencing matters as much as specification. On a whole-house exterior remodel we walk every elevation, write a fixed-price scope per trade, file any City of Gilbert / Chandler / Mesa permits before crews arrive, and run the trades in order so stucco cures before paint, fascia replaces before paint, and roof scope never blocks window install. The workmanship warranty is five years per trade in writing, Licensed in Arizona, verifiable through the ROC contractor search.
Why the $30,000 floor on a whole-house exterior. Coordinating stucco, paint, fascia, windows, and roof under one dedicated PM has fixed overhead that single-trade jobs do not bear, so below $30k the right scope is usually a one-trade /services route instead of an apex buildout.
What's inside a whole-house exterior remodel
Most whole-house remodels combine five trades. Stucco repair on south + west wall sun damage and hairlines below windows. Exterior painting with two-coat AZ-rated systems specced for 160°F south-wall surface temperatures.
Then fascia + soffit — rotted fascia replacement and eave detail repair fixed before paint, not painted over. Windows + doors in desert-rated low-E glazing, AAMA-certified install. Roof repair at the wall tie-ins where monsoon-driven leaks usually start.
DESIGNED. BUILT. BACKED BY US.
One dedicated PM. Specialist crew per trade. Same-visit written quote in hand — not a multi-bid run-around.
WORKMANSHIP WARRANTY.
Five-year written workmanship warranty per trade — paint, stucco, fascia, windows, roof. Manufacturer warranties pass through. Terms named on the proposal, not generic certificate language.
Frequently asked
Asked and answered.
- Why a $30,000 minimum project for a whole-house exterior remodel?
- Whole-house remodels coordinate multiple trades on a single schedule — stucco repair, paint, fascia replacement, window install, and roof work. Coordinating those trades under one dedicated PM has fixed costs that single-trade jobs do not bear. Below $30,000, the right scope is usually one or two /services routes instead of an apex buildout.
- How are trades sequenced — does stucco have to dry before paint?
- Yes. Stucco repair must cure before paint. Fascia replacement happens before paint so we are not painting over rot. Windows and roof tie-ins are sequenced so neither blocks the other. Your PM names the order on the proposal so you can see the schedule, not guess at it.
- Do you pull permits for window or roof scope inside a whole-house remodel?
- When window replacement requires structural changes or roof scope touches sheathing, City of Gilbert / Chandler / Mesa permits apply. We file with the City before crews arrive and the permit cost is named on the proposal.
- What is the warranty on each trade?
- Five-year written workmanship warranty per trade — paint, stucco, fascia, windows, roof. Manufacturer warranties on materials (paint, windows, roof tile) pass through to you. Terms are named on the proposal, not generic certificate language.