
Remodeling in
Paradise Valley
Luxury Reimagined in the Heart of the Desert
Why Saddlewood for
Paradise Valley?
Paradise Valley is Arizona’s most exclusive enclave — a town of fewer than 15,000 residents tucked between Camelback Mountain and Mummy Mountain. Known for its estate-sized lots, world-class resorts, and strict architectural standards, it’s where discerning homeowners expect nothing less than exceptional craftsmanship.
Saddlewood Contracting earned its reputation in Paradise Valley through whole-home transformations that honor the community’s architectural character while introducing modern luxury. Our 40th Street project showcases the full scope of our capabilities — from demolition and structural work through fine interior finishes.
With four ROC licenses covering general contracting, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC, we handle every phase in-house. In Paradise Valley, where project scale and complexity demand seamless coordination, this integrated approach eliminates delays and ensures quality from foundation to finish.
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Expertise
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Paradise Valley Projects

Great Room with Ring Chandelier
Coffered ceilings, custom built-in shelving, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing mountain views.
A statement ring chandelier anchors this great room — coffered ceilings and white oak built-ins frame the desert views beyond.

Natural wood beams and a sculptural chandelier set the tone for this dining room, with sliding doors opening directly to the pool terrace.
Formal Dining with Exposed Beams
Exposed beam ceiling with bubble chandelier and seamless indoor-outdoor flow to the pool area.

This kitchen island seats five and anchors the open floor plan — natural stone, pendant lighting, and coffered ceilings unify the space.
Chef’s Kitchen with Stone Island
Massive natural stone island with waterfall edges, pendant lighting, and coffered ceiling detail.

From the kitchen island, the eye travels past the fireplace to the desert landscape beyond — a carefully composed sightline.
Kitchen to Living Sightline
Open-concept kitchen flowing into the living room with fireplace and mountain views.

The open floor plan connects kitchen, dining, and living spaces under a continuous coffered ceiling with coordinated lighting.
Open Kitchen & Great Room
Wide-angle view of the kitchen opening into the great room with statement lighting throughout.

This entry sets the tone for the entire home — exposed beams, oversized art, and warm oak floors create an immediate sense of arrival.
Grand Entry Foyer
Dramatic entry hall with exposed beams, arched mirrors, curated art, and wide-plank oak flooring.

Neutral tones and natural materials let the architecture speak — the living room connects seamlessly to kitchen and patio.
Designer Living Room
Curated living space with designer sectional, open sightlines to kitchen and outdoor living.

This climate-controlled wine wall doubles as a design statement — stone backing and blackened steel framing showcase the collection.
Glass Wine Wall
Temperature-controlled glass wine display with natural stone backing and steel framework.

The wine wall meets the kitchen island at the heart of the home — designed for hosts who love to cook and entertain simultaneously.
Wine Cellar & Kitchen View
Wine storage wall adjacent to the kitchen island, blending entertaining and culinary spaces.

Every detail was considered — integrated double ovens, a curated display niche, and flush oak cabinetry with brass hardware.
Kitchen Detail & Built-In Ovens
Custom oak cabinetry with integrated double ovens, display niche, and stone countertops.

This dual-purpose room pairs a marble wet bar with a live-edge desk — sophisticated enough for clients, comfortable enough for late nights.
Custom Bar & Office
Dark cabinetry with marble backsplash, live-edge desk, and crystal chandelier in a combined bar and office.

An oversized skylight transforms the primary suite — waking up to blue sky and falling asleep under the stars.
Primary Suite with Skylight
Expansive primary bedroom with oversized skylight flooding the space with natural light.

The completed 40th Street estate at golden hour — a full transformation from the ground up, captured from above.
Sunset Aerial View
Drone view of the completed property at sunset, showcasing the full scope of the transformation.
From Ground Up
This Paradise Valley project showcases our full-scope capabilities — from demolition through luxury finishes, every phase handled by our in-house licensed team.

Demolition & Site Prep
The existing structure was carefully demolished and the site prepared for new construction, including pool removal and grading.

Foundation & Concrete
Fresh concrete slab poured to exacting specifications, establishing the footprint for the reimagined floor plan.

Exterior Framing
Exterior walls rise from the slab — the home’s new bones taking shape against the desert sky.

Interior Framing
Interior walls and ceiling joists define the open floor plan that will become the home’s signature feature.

Roof Trusses
Engineered roof trusses installed, creating the dramatic ceiling heights visible in the finished great room.

Crew at Work
Our in-house framing crew at work — every phase handled by Saddlewood’s own licensed tradespeople.
From Paradise Valley Homeowners
“Saddlewood took our 40th Street property from a dated ranch home to a modern desert estate. The scope was massive — full demo to finished luxury — and they handled every phase with professionalism and precision. We couldn’t be happier with the result.”
The Morrison Family
Whole-Home Transformation · Paradise Valley
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