Ella Lee Homes
Custom-home builder offering new construction and teardown/rebuild projects on client-owned lots.
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Custom-home builder offering new construction and teardown/rebuild projects on client-owned lots.
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✓ 333410Active · checked 2026-10-28Custom-home and whole-home-remodeling company coordinating design, engineering and construction.
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✓ 323268Active · checked 2026-10-28Custom-home builder and interior-design studio explicitly serving Phoenix, Scottsdale and Paradise Valley.
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✓ 299071Active · checked 2026-10-28Custom-home builder coordinating design, preconstruction and construction, with an explicit Phoenix Valley service list.
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List your business →The initial Phoenix city directory includes Starwood, Rafterhouse, Ella Lee and Peak One, each with an explicit city service statement. Ella Lee describes client-owned-lot and teardown/rebuild work, while Peak One also offers whole-home remodeling. Start by deciding whether the project keeps an existing structure, replaces it or begins on vacant land. Those choices affect the project brief, design team and approvals.

Phoenix market snapshot
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Phoenix lists new homes, additions, remodels and demolition among work needing construction permits. Its residential page links SHAPE PHX and separate appointment routes for standard plans and custom residential projects. Local source →
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This directory includes 4 businesses with documented service in Phoenix. The list includes custom builders, companies using adaptable plans and remodelers; filters narrow the scope. Each profile links its sources.
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A replacement house needs a parcel-specific review. Phoenix lists new homes, additions, remodels and demolition among work needing construction permits. Its residential page links SHAPE PHX and separate appointment routes for standard plans and custom residential projects. Ask about demolition, utility disconnections and the proposed building envelope before buying a property for a teardown.
Ask each builder whether it accepts owner-supplied lots or works only in designated communities. Confirm the exact address, access, utilities, grading and any builder restrictions with the company before treating it as a fit.
Yes. Companies with remodeling in their documented project scope appear in this directory. Check the exact services on each profile and confirm whether the company accepts your type of renovation.
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