Phoenix
Residential & Commercial General Contractor in Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix is the largest market Blackstone serves and the widest-ranging: mid-century neighbourhoods being renovated and extended, newer subdivisions adding casitas and outdoor living, and most of the Valley's office, retail, restaurant and industrial space. The base is in Peoria, a short run down the 101.
The market
Building in Phoenix
Central and north-central Phoenix carry the 1950s–70s ranch and block homes where whole-home renovation, additions and structural reconfiguration are the everyday work. The far north, Ahwatukee and Laveen are post-2000 subdivisions, where projects run to casitas, outdoor living and finish upgrades. Phoenix also holds the bulk of the metro's commercial stock, so tenant improvements, service calls and multifamily turns land here more than anywhere else.
Discuss a Phoenix projectOr look through the project gallery first — 113 photographs of completed work.
What shapes a project here
- Permits are issued by the City of Phoenix Planning & Development Department; commercial and structural scopes go through plan review before a permit is issued.
- Designated historic districts carry a Historic Preservation overlay, so exterior changes to a contributing property need HP review alongside the building permit.
- Lots on and around the mountain preserves fall under the Hillside Development overlay, which limits grading, cut and fill and disturbed area — it decides what an addition or a detached structure can do on those parcels.
- Restaurant build-outs add Maricopa County Environmental Services review for the kitchen on top of the city permit and the landlord's approval.
Permits and licensing
- Permits issued by City of Phoenix Planning & Development Department.
- Blackstone Contracting holds Arizona ROC #344694, valid statewide.
- Based at 8742 W Deer Valley Rd, Peoria, AZ.