Answers that help you prepare a useful scope.

Residential and commercial construction, remodeling, repairs and property maintenance. Custom homes, additions, casitas and ADUs, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, tenant improvements and commercial build-outs, and individual repair projects — coordinated by one licensed general contractor from planning through completion. Based in Peoria, serving Greater Phoenix. Arizona ROC #344694.

Blackstone is based in Peoria and serves Greater Phoenix: Peoria, Phoenix, Glendale, Surprise, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, North Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Scottsdale, Arcadia, Cave Creek, Carefree, Anthem, Fountain Hills. Each service-area page sets out who issues the permit there and what shapes a project locally. Coverage for a specific address is confirmed during the site evaluation.

Yes. Blackstone Contracting Group holds Arizona ROC #344694. Ask the project team for the current licence classification and the insurance documentation that apply to your work.

Use the project estimate form. It asks for the essentials in five short steps — your number first, then the project, the address and your email — and saves as you go, so you can stop and come back. The team replies by whichever contact method you choose.

No. Repairs and maintenance have their own request form: describe the work, the property and how soon you need it, and the request goes straight to the service side of the business. Drywall and paint, flooring and carpentry, doors and trim, cabinets and fixtures, rental turns, punch lists and commercial service calls all go that way.

Consultation and site evaluation first — the property, your goals, the anticipated scope, budget, timeline and any obvious constraints. Then a clear scope, estimate and preliminary schedule. Permitting and preconstruction follow — plans, trade coordination, permits, procurement and site preparation — before construction begins. The project closes with a final walkthrough and the applicable closeout documentation.

Yes. Blackstone coordinates permits, inspections and code requirements as part of the project. Each service-area page names the authority that issues permits in that city, and the proposal for your project sets out exactly who is responsible for what.

No — roofing is handled by Blackstone Roofing Group, a separate company working from the same Peoria base. Anything on this site that mentions roofing points there, and for standalone roof work you should go to them directly.

Blackstone Electrical is the third Blackstone company, licensed separately under Arizona ROC #364541. When a project needs more than one of the three, they coordinate; for standalone electrical work, contact them directly.

The property address, the scope as you understand it, any plans or photos you already have, a working budget range, your target timing, and any known constraints — HOA, landlord, lease or jurisdiction.

Give a working range and say what it needs to include. That range lets the team evaluate scope, finish level and the planning path together, rather than guessing at one of them.

Three things more than any other: how long permit and plan review take in that jurisdiction, lead times on long-lead selections such as cabinetry, countertops, windows and HVAC, and whether the space is occupied or in use while the work happens. The estimate conversation is where those get pinned down for your project.

Yes. The project gallery holds photographs of Blackstone's own work — a complete desert residence inside and out, a whole-home renovation shown before, during and after, outdoor living and hardscape, ground-up construction, concrete and sitework, and crane placement. Captions describe what is in the frame; locations and client details appear only once the property owner has approved them.

Yes. Tenant improvements and build-outs, commercial remodeling, multifamily and apartment renovations, warehouse and industrial improvements, commercial service calls, rental turns and scheduled property maintenance are all standing services.

Blackstone keeps communication open and gives regular progress updates through a project. The proposal identifies the project contacts, the update cadence and how decisions are documented for your scope.