Licensed General Contractor in Tucson, AZ

A general contractor (GC) is the single point of responsibility for a construction project. The GC plans the scope, prices the work, pulls permits, orders materials, and schedules and supervises every trade — then answers for the result. Instead of hiring and coordinating a framer, electrician, plumber, and finish carpenter yourself, you hire one licensed professional who owns the outcome.

On a typical Pro Remodeling project, that means we:

• Translate your goals into a clear, buildable scope and written estimate.
• Handle City of Tucson / Pima County permits and schedule inspections.
• Sequence and supervise all trades — demolition, framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, drywall, and finishes.
• Order and stage materials so the job doesn’t stall waiting on product.
• Keep the site clean, safe, and on schedule, with regular updates.
• Manage the punch list and stand behind the finished work.

The right choice depends on the size, complexity, and risk of your project. Here’s how they compare:

If your project involves more than one trade, touches plumbing, electrical, or structure, needs a permit, or exceeds $1,000 in Arizona, a licensed general contractor is the right — and often the only legal — choice.

Use this checklist before you sign anything:

1. Verify the ROC license — search the contractor’s number at the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (azroc.gov). Pro Remodeling is ROC #152976.
2. Confirm insurance — general liability and workers’ compensation.
3. Check longevity and reviews — years in business and recent, verifiable reviews (we’re rated 4.6★ across 31 Google reviews).
4. Ask for a written scope and estimate — line-item clarity, not a one-number guess.
5. Understand the schedule and payment terms — milestones, not large upfront demands.
6. Confirm who supervises the job — one accountable project lead on site.
7. Ask about warranty — what’s covered and for how long.

What general contracting services do we offer?

As your general contractor, we handle residential projects of every size:

• Whole-home remodels — kitchen, bathroom, interior, and exterior work coordinated on one timeline.
• Room additions & expansions — added square footage matched to your existing home (additions).
• Kitchen & bathroom builds — full remodels managed from demo to final finishes.
• Multi-trade & structural improvements — projects that need framing, electrical, and plumbing coordinated under one plan.
• Design-build — construction paired with our architectural services so design and build never fall out of sync.

Most structural, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical work in the area requires a permit from the City of Tucson or Pima County (depending on your address), followed by inspections at set stages. As your licensed GC, we pull the permits, schedule the inspections, and build to current code — so your project is documented, insurable, and clean for resale. We also coordinate with the HOA architectural committees common in communities like Marana, Oro Valley, and the Catalina Foothills.

How does the general contracting process work?

1. Free consultation — we visit, listen to your goals, and assess the space.
2. Written scope & estimate — a clear plan and price, with no surprise line items.
3. Permits & scheduling — we handle City of Tucson / Pima County permitting and sequence the trades.
4. Supervised build — one crew, regular updates, and a clean, safe site.
5. Walkthrough & warranty — we finish on a punch list and back our work with a workmanship warranty.

How much does a general contractor cost in Tucson?

General contractor cost in Tucson depends on the project’s size, finishes, and structural scope, so there’s no flat rate. Contractors typically price a defined scope after an on-site visit, and most residential remodels are quoted as a fixed project price rather than an hourly rate. As a general guide, bathroom remodels cost less than kitchens, and room additions cost the most because of the added square footage and structural work. We provide a clear written estimate following a free consultation — call (520) 745-9769.