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Kendallwood Design Remodeling

1.0(1 reviews)

Kendallwood Design - Remodel Experts. We are dedicated to providing its customers with a blend of outstanding customer service, high quality custom woodwork and excellent project management. We are a full service remodeling contractor.

Specialties

Bathroom remodelerContractorDry wall contractorFireplace storeKitchen remodelerWoodworker

Service Area

18631 N 19th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85027

Editorial summary

Our Take

Age At Home Directory editors

Kendallwood Design Remodeling is a full-service remodeling contractor based in Phoenix with a broad skill set that touches on several aging-in-place needs. Their service menu includes bathroom and kitchen remodeling, drywall work, and custom woodwork - capabilities that matter for projects like walk-in shower conversions, grab bar installation, countertop adjustments, and the structural modifications that come with reconfiguring a bathroom or kitchen for accessibility.

In a city where 11.5 percent of residents are over 65 and more than half of homes are owner-occupied, there's steady demand for thoughtful home modifications that let people age safely in place. Kendallwood's breadth - covering everything from flooring and tile work to cabinetry and finish carpentry - suggests they could handle the full scope of a bathroom safety upgrade or a first-floor living conversion, not just one piece of it.

That said, early ratings are limited. A single review at 1.0 out of 5 is too small a sample to draw meaningful conclusions about the company's actual performance, reliability, or customer satisfaction. One unhappy experience doesn't define a contractor's track record, but it's also not reassuring without additional context or newer reviews to balance it. Anyone considering them should ask for references from aging-in-place or accessibility projects specifically, and get clear timelines and guarantees in writing before signing on.

The company emphasizes custom woodwork and project management, which are valuable when you're adapting a home for mobility aids, balance concerns, or changing physical needs. If you can verify their experience with similar work through direct conversation and past clients, they're worth a phone call to discuss your particular accessibility goals.