ARIZONA

Licensed Arizona General Contractor  |  ROC 350115

Build it right.
Make it feel like home.

Renovations, additions, flips, and full property transformations across the Valley. I build and flip homes with my own money, so I know what a project actually costs, where budgets leak, and how to get the most back out of every dollar you put in.

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Licensed Bonded Insured ROC 350115

Everhome standard

Clear scope.
Clean execution.
No guesswork.

What we do

Construction without the usual chaos.

Everhome works with homeowners and investors who want a project run like a business. We build the scope, price it line by line, coordinate the trades, order materials at contractor pricing, and keep the job moving toward a documented finish.

Before anything gets demoed you get a real financial game plan: what the work costs, where to spend for return, where to save without anyone seeing the difference, and how the funding needs to line up with the build.

Services

From one room remodels to full property transformations.

  • Wall removal and structural headers where the layout needs to open up
  • Cabinetry, quartz and stone counters, backsplash and tile
  • Plumbing and appliance sets, gas runs, and vent hood routing
  • Recessed and decorative lighting with panel capacity checked first
  • Cabinet and counter budgets set as defined allowances you can shop against
  • Full waterproofing and pan builds under every tile shower
  • Frameless glass and fixture selections made for Phoenix hard water
  • Vanity, lighting, and mirror packages sized to the room
  • Layout reconfiguration including moving drains and supply lines
  • Primary suite, guest bath, and powder room scopes priced separately
  • Flooring and baseboards throughout, interior paint, doors and hardware
  • Duct runs, water heater replacement, and plumbing changes coordinated in one schedule
  • Panel and electrical upgrades on older homes that need the capacity
  • Stucco repair, exterior paint, and patio or shade structures
  • Cabinet refinishing with full containment when the boxes are worth saving
  • One point of contact and one estimate instead of five separate trades
  • Feasibility first: setbacks, lot coverage, easements, and utility routing
  • Permitting and plan coordination through the city or town
  • Detached casitas for family, rental income, or resale value
  • Garage conversions and enclosed patio conversions to conditioned space
  • Structural work coordinated with an engineer when the span calls for it
  • Walkthroughs before you buy, with a real renovation number attached
  • Scope built to the ARV instead of the catalog, so nothing gets over improved
  • Holding cost and timeline treated as line items, because they are
  • Draw schedules matched to the build when a project is financed
  • Finish selections that photograph well and survive an appraisal
  • Scope development and real cost ranges before you commit capital
  • Where to spend for return and where to save with no visible drop in quality
  • If the project is financed, a draw schedule structured so you never fund ahead of the work
  • Appraisal risk reviewed up front instead of discovered at the end
  • New construction and new development feasibility on raw or infill lots

Selected projects

Drag the line. See the difference.

Full renovations, a ground up rebuild, and single room work. Same standard on all of it.

Hackamore Street

Mesa, Arizona  |  Full Renovation

Kitchen Baths Flooring Paint Exterior Landscape

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Dated stucco home in Mesa with gravel front yard and plain facade before renovation Renovated Mesa home with fresh stucco, new front door, desert landscaping, and lawn after renovation Before After

Front Exterior

Original kitchen with oak cabinets, laminate counters, and white appliances before renovation Renovated kitchen with white shaker cabinets, quartz waterfall island, and stainless appliances Before After

Kitchen

Great room with dated tile flooring looking toward the original oak kitchen before renovation Open great room with wide plank flooring looking into the renovated white kitchen Before After

Great Room

Guest bathroom with brown tile tub surround and oak framed mirror before renovation Renovated guest bathroom with white tile tub surround, quartz vanity, and black fixtures Before After

Guest Bath

Primary bathroom with oak vanity and cultured marble before renovation Renovated primary bathroom with double quartz vanity, black fixtures, and a barn door Before After

Primary Bath

Backyard with dead grass and bare dirt before renovation Renovated backyard with turf, desert landscaping, pavers, and a shade pergola Before After

Backyard

Quartz waterfall island with counter seating in the renovated Hackamore kitchen Dining area with a dark accent wall and modern linear light fixture Primary bedroom with vaulted ceiling and wide plank flooring Front entry courtyard with a blue door and new landscaping Backyard shade pergola with paver patio and dining seating Renovated Mesa home exterior at dusk with landscape lighting

Ground Up Rebuild

Phoenix, Arizona  |  Demolition to Finish

Demolition Foundation Framing Roof Structure Exterior Finish Permitting

Step through the build

Aerial view of the original single story brick ranch home with its existing pool before demolition Footing trenches formed and reinforced with rebar next to the retained original brick shell Aerial view of the property with the new foundation poured and utilities stubbed Framed home with roof sheathing and heavy timber entry trusses under an Arizona sky Overhead aerial view of the roof trusses and framing layout across the full footprint Completed exterior with white board and batten siding, timber posts on brick bases, and a blue front door March 2024

The starting point. An original single story brick ranch on a deep lot with an existing pool, mature landscaping, and a floor plan that had run out of usefulness.

Street view of the original brick ranch home before the rebuild began Overhead view of the new foundation showing the full footprint and the existing pool Framed and sheathed garage walls with braced walls and stacked lumber on the new slab Front elevation framed and sheathed with Camelback Mountain visible in the distance Rear aerial view of the framed home showing roof sheathing and open truss work Completed garage elevation with board and batten siding and a new carriage style door

Smaller Jobs

Phoenix, Arizona  |  Single Room Scope

Flooring Drywall Demolition Trim

Not every job is a gut renovation

Living room with dark cherry engineered wood and dark slate tile, baseboards removed during demolition Same living room with light wide plank waterproof flooring running continuously through both rooms and new baseboards installed Before After

Flooring Replacement

Demo · Subfloor prep · Flooring · Baseboards

Two floor types met at a transition strip in the middle of the main living space: dark cherry on one side, dark slate tile on the other. Chopping a room in half like that makes a house read smaller than it is. We pulled both, ran one light wide plank waterproof floor continuously through the whole space, and set new baseboards. Same square footage, and the room reads twice as open.

Interior wall stripped to the studs with the original pass through opening rough framed Same wall with new drywall hung, taped, and mudded smooth with finished pass through and doorway openings Before After

Drywall and Openings

Demo · Framing · Drywall · Tape and finish

An older wall stripped back to bare studs, with a pass through and a doorway that both needed squaring up before anything could be hung. New rock, taped, mudded, and sanded flat, with clean returns wrapping both openings. Small job, and it is exactly the kind of work where a bad tape line follows you around the room forever.

Cabinet Refinishing

Phoenix, Arizona  |  Kitchen Paint

Containment Prep Spray Finish

Step through the job

Kitchen with dark cherry stained cabinets around a double wall oven before refinishing Full plastic containment built with floor to ceiling poles enclosing the kitchen before spraying Cabinet boxes masked with paper and tape while appliances and counters stay protected The same cabinets sprayed in a clean white finish with masking still in place Before

Dark cherry stain on every box, door, and drawer. The cabinets were in good structural shape, which is exactly when refinishing beats replacing on cost.

Window wall with dark cherry cabinets and white subway backsplash before refinishing Close view of the dark stained upper cabinets and wall oven before refinishing Window wall fully masked with paper and tape ahead of spraying Window wall cabinets sprayed white with masking still in place

Accent Wall Build Out

Phoenix, Arizona  |  Carpentry and Finish

Carpentry Panel Layout Paint

Step through the build

Original interior glass partition wall with a dark grid frame before the accent wall was built Plywood panels installed over the old partition with white battens laid out in a grid The paneled wall painted a deep charcoal with the transom windows masked off above Finished charcoal paneled accent wall with clerestory windows above and a bistro table in front Original

A dated interior glass partition with a heavy dark grid. It cut the room in half visually and did nothing for the space, but the transom glass above it was worth keeping for the light.

Our process

A cleaner way to run a construction project.

01

Walk the project

We review the property, your goals, the constraints, and the level of finish that actually fits the plan.

02

Numbers and strategy

Itemized labor and materials, allowances, timeline, exclusions, and how the funding lines up with the build.

03

Written agreement

On acceptance we prepare a residential construction agreement compliant with Arizona law, with your scope attached.

04

Build and manage

Trades coordinated, materials ordered, progress tracked. Changes only by signed change order.

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About Everhome

A builder who has money in the game.

I am Nick Calamia. I own Everhome, and I do not just build for clients. I buy, flip, and renovate homes with my own capital, which means I have lived every part of the cost side: what a scope really runs, where a budget leaks, how long a holding period bleeds you, and which upgrades come back at resale versus the ones that quietly disappear into the walls.

That changes how I run a job for somebody else. My own money has been on the line, so I treat your budget the way I treat mine: real numbers before we start, a schedule that holds, and no surprises invented halfway through. I have funded projects just about every way there is, from cash to construction lending, so if financing is part of your picture we can work through it together. Mostly it buys you something simpler than that. I know what things actually cost, and I do not guess.

I also carry an Arizona real estate license and work in the Valley's luxury market with RETSY | Forbes Global Properties, with 68+ closed transactions and $36M+ in volume. I bring that up for one reason: I am in homes constantly, so I know current design, I read floor plans daily, and I can tell you what a finished space is genuinely worth before you spend a dollar on it.

Biltmore, Arcadia, and the Camelback Corridor are full of ranch, midcentury, and historic homes where the original plumbing, panel, and framing decide what a renovation actually costs. I know those houses well, and I know new construction and new development just as well, where the real questions are lot feasibility, finish level, and what is worth upgrading before the build closes out.

One more thing worth saying plainly. Everybody has heard the story about the contractor who takes a deposit and disappears. I hold two state licenses, I answer to a brokerage, my reviews are public, and my own money is tied up in projects around this city. I am not a truck and a phone number, and I am not going anywhere.

Arizona ROC 350115

Where we work

Biltmore, Arcadia, and the Valley around them.

Camelback Mtn Piestewa Peak Biltmore Arcadia Camelback East Uptown North Central Paradise Valley Old Town N. Scottsdale

85016

Biltmore

Condos, patio homes, and estate properties along the Camelback corridor.

    Also working throughout the greater Phoenix Metro and Maricopa County. Send your address and we will confirm the fit.

    Common questions

    Before you call.

    Is Everhome a licensed contractor in Arizona?

    Yes. Everhome LLC is licensed, bonded, and insured in Arizona under ROC 350115. You can verify the license yourself at roc.az.gov or by calling the Arizona Registrar of Contractors at 602-542-1525. Nick Calamia is the owner and qualifying party.

    What makes Everhome different from other general contractors?

    I flip and renovate homes with my own money, not just for clients. That means I have lived the cost side of construction: what a project actually runs, where budgets leak, how construction financing and draw schedules work, and which upgrades return the money and which quietly do not. You get a builder who is managing the same risk on his own projects.

    What areas does Everhome serve?

    Throughout Central Phoenix and the East Valley, including Arcadia 85018, Biltmore 85016, Camelback East 85014, Uptown Phoenix 85012, North Central Phoenix 85020, Paradise Valley 85253, Old Town Scottsdale 85251, and North Scottsdale 85255, plus the surrounding Maricopa County communities.

    Do you work on older homes or new construction?

    Both. Biltmore, Arcadia, and the Camelback Corridor are full of ranch, midcentury, and historic homes from the 1930s through the 1970s, where original plumbing, panels, and framing decide what a renovation really costs. Everhome also works on new construction and new development, where the questions are lot feasibility, finish level, and what is worth upgrading before the build is done.

    Can you help figure out the budget and financing before we start?

    Yes, and that is usually the right first step. We build the scope and the numbers before demolition: where to spend for return, where to save without a visible drop in quality, and, if the project is financed, how the draw schedule needs to line up with the construction timeline so you are never funding ahead of the work.

    Should I refinish my cabinets or replace them?

    If the boxes are solid and the layout works, refinishing costs a fraction of replacement and the result is a sprayed factory style finish, not brush marks. If the boxes are failing, the layout is wrong, or you need different sizes, replacement is the honest answer. We look at the boxes first and tell you which one your kitchen actually calls for.

    Do you build from the ground up or only renovate?

    Both. Everhome runs projects from cosmetic renovations all the way through full rebuilds: demolition, new foundation, framing, roof structure, and finish. If a home is worth saving we save it, and if the smarter money is a rebuild, we scope it that way and tell you why before anything gets torn out.

    How does Everhome price materials?

    Materials are purchased at contractor pricing and that pricing is passed straight through to you. Every estimate itemizes materials line by line with quantities, and product specification sheets are available on request before anything is ordered.

    Does Everhome warranty its work?

    Yes. Workmanship carries a two year warranty from substantial completion, and manufacturer warranties on materials and equipment pass through to you. Scope changes happen only by signed written change order, so the agreement always matches the work.

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    Phone 631-617-9743
    Service Area Central Phoenix, Paradise Valley, Scottsdale
    License ROC 350115