Bayside is a family-owned design-build remodeler serving the Valley. Kitchens, baths and multi-room renovations under one contract, with your scope and price fixed and itemized before demolition begins.
Design and construction under one roof means one point of contact for every room in the project, one accountable team, and a scope and budget set before demolition begins.
We listen first: which rooms matter most, what bothers you about how the house lives now, and the number you are working with. No charge and no obligation.
Personalized 3D concepts plus cabinetry, tile, quartz and stone chosen to stand up to Valley hard water. Scope and price lock here, before demo.
We pull and manage every permit under ROC #353387 and handle plan review, HOA approvals and inspections so the process does not stall.
Your designer, field manager and crew stay with the job to final walkthrough, with clear communication at every stage.
Three Valley families on what a full renovation actually felt like: the budget conversations, the surprises, and what they would tell a neighbor.
“I was nervous because of friends that have had issues with contractors, but we had absolutely NO problems. Excellent craftsmanship and within our time frame.”
“He cared enough to order and oversee everything down to the tiniest detail. My 30 year old kitchen and bath is updated and beautifully done.”
“As this was our first major renovation, having someone patient and proactive made the process much less overwhelming. Responsive, transparent, and detailed.”
Bayside is led by founder Ben Shoval, who has been building since he was a kid on jobsites with his father. Across more than 20 years and 500+ remodeled homes, he saw too many contractors cut corners and disappear when problems came up, so he built Bayside to be the opposite.
Every renovation is priced from your actual rooms and selections, not a square-foot average. These three things move the number most, and we walk through all of them before you sign anything.
A kitchen and two baths in one project costs less per room than three separate jobs, because demolition, permits, trades and dust containment are shared. Phasing is an option if it fits your budget better.
Cabinetry, tile, quartz and fixtures span a wide range. We show you the range at design stage, so you decide where to spend and where to save before the price locks.
Cosmetic updates stay predictable. Opening a wall, relocating plumbing or changing a layout brings in structural review and permits, which we handle but which do change the number.
You get a fixed, itemized estimate in writing before any demolition begins, and it is the number you pay unless you change the scope. $0 down financing is available, and your designer can review options during the consultation.
The six questions every Phoenix homeowner asks on the first call. If yours is not here, ask us on the phone and we will answer it the same way.
A single room runs six to twelve weeks of construction; a kitchen-plus-baths renovation typically runs three to five months. Cabinet manufacturing takes six to eight weeks and usually sets the schedule, so selecting cabinets early is the single best thing you can do to shorten the timeline.
Yes. The consultation and your itemized estimate cost nothing and carry no obligation. We do not do high-pressure same-day-signature pricing. Scope and price are locked during design, before demolition, which is what keeps change orders to a minimum later.
For a phased renovation, most homeowners stay: we seal off the active work zone and keep the rest of the house livable. If several rooms are open at once, or the only bathroom is out of service, moving out for a few weeks is usually easier and safer. You get a clear recommendation and a work sequence up front, so there are no surprises either way.
Our own team, not subcontractors. Design, project management, field supervision and the crews are all Bayside, which is how we hold a fixed price and a real schedule. You will know your designer, your field manager and the people in your house by name, and they stay with the job from demo to punch list.
Most renovations involving electrical, plumbing or structural work need a City of Phoenix permit; cosmetic updates like paint and flooring usually do not. Permitted work is reviewed under the 2024 Phoenix Building Construction Code and residential plan review commonly takes a few weeks. We pull and manage every permit under our license.
Yes, $0-down home improvement financing, so you can start without a large upfront outlay. Options and terms depend on the project and your qualification. We can walk you through financing alongside your free itemized estimate, so the numbers are clear before you commit.
Talk with a Bayside designer about your rooms, your budget and your timeline. No cost, no obligation, no pressure.