Built for HomesThat Demand More.
New construction, whole-home remodels, and structural framing. One point of contact, every trade handled in-house from demo to final detail.
Chalked on the slab. Then built to the line.
On the active Paradise Valley build, the walls were marked out on the concrete before a stud went up, then framed by the same crew that laid them out. One point of contact, from the first chalk line to the last detail.
01Layout
Walls chalked onto the slab before a stud goes up.
02Framing
The same lines, framed on the slab.
03The crew
Our own tradespeople, on our own payroll.
The same crew, all the way to the finish.
One contractor for the whole scope.
A kitchen is usually where the conversation starts. We carry the rest of it too: ground-up new construction, whole-home remodels, additions, outdoor living, and the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing behind the walls. We hold those trade licenses ourselves, so your project does not get handed off at the drywall line.
- New construction
Ground-up estates, framed and finished by our own crew.
- Whole-home remodels
Demolition through final punch list on one contract.
- Kitchens & baths
Millwork, stone, tile, and the fixtures to match.
- Additions & structural
Structural framing and shear work built to the engineer's set.
- Outdoor living
Pools, covered patios, outdoor kitchens, architectural lighting.
- Mechanical, electrical, plumbing
Self-performed under our own trade licenses.
Engineered, then self-performed.
Framing studs at 16 inches on center, shear panels fastened to schedule, holdowns where the plans call them. The crew that reads the S-sheets installs them.
Wall studs aligned at 16 inches on center, structural headers, and engineered assemblies.
Cast-in-place Simpson heavy-duty holdowns and epoxy anchor systems bolted to the structural slab.
Perforated shear wall assemblies and structural blocking fastened to exact engineering schedule.
Installed by Saddlewood's licensed framing crew. The same team that reads the S-sheets is on the tools.
Structural Phase · Paradise ValleyFour licenses. Residential and commercial.
General contracting plus all three MEP trades, held by Saddlewood and active with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors. Each one is a dual classification, so the crew that frames your house is licensed to wire it, plumb it, and condition it, on residential and commercial work alike.
- GeneralKB-2
Dual residential and small commercial
ROC #305762 - ElectricalCR-11
Dual commercial and residential
ROC #350715 - PlumbingCR-37
Dual commercial and residential
ROC #350716 - HVACCR-39
Air conditioning and refrigeration
ROC #350714
Verify any of them at azroc.gov.
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