Additions & Remodels
Your home may be in the right location but no longer provide the space, layout, or features you need. A thoughtfully planned addition or remodel can transform an existing property without requiring you to start over somewhere else.MJR Builders, Inc. specializes in high-end remodeling and additions for homeowners in Scottsdale and surrounding Arizona communities. As an Arizona General Contractor licensed for residential and commercial construction, we have the experience to manage projects that involve structural changes, new construction, updated building systems, and detailed interior and exterior improvements.
Whether you want to expand your home, reconfigure an outdated floor plan, or undertake a comprehensive renovation, we develop solutions around the existing structure and your goals for the property.
High-End Home Remodeling
A major remodel provides an opportunity to rethink how an existing home functions. Rather than simply replacing finishes, a high-end renovation may involve substantial changes to the layout, structure, building systems, and overall character of the property.Walls may be removed or repositioned to improve circulation, rooms can be repurposed, and disconnected areas can be redesigned to create a more cohesive floor plan. Kitchens, bathrooms, living areas, primary suites, and other spaces can also be updated as part of a larger renovation.
Our approach considers both the improvements you want to make and the conditions already present in the home. This helps us determine how proposed changes can be incorporated effectively into the existing construction.
Home Additions
When you need more room but want to remain in your current home, an addition can provide the extra space without compromising the features of the property you already value.Additions can be designed for many purposes, including expanded living areas, bedrooms, primary suites, home offices, guest accommodations, entertainment spaces, or other specialized rooms.
The success of an addition depends on more than adding square footage. The new space should connect naturally with the original home in terms of layout, proportions, materials, rooflines, and architectural details. Interior transitions also need to make sense so the addition feels like a natural extension of the existing floor plan.
Reworking Your Existing Floor Plan
Older or previously remodeled homes do not always reflect the way people live today. Rooms may feel isolated, circulation may be awkward, or valuable square footage may not be used effectively.Reconfiguring the interior can improve how spaces relate to one another without necessarily increasing the overall footprint of the home. Depending on structural conditions, remodeling may create larger gathering areas, improve connections between rooms, introduce additional storage, or make better use of underutilized spaces.
We look at the home as a whole when considering these changes rather than focusing only on individual rooms. This allows improvements in one area to support the functionality of surrounding spaces.
Structural Changes and Construction
Large-scale remodeling and additions often involve more complex construction than cosmetic renovations. Removing walls, changing openings, expanding the building footprint, modifying roof structures, or altering other structural components requires careful evaluation and coordination.MJR Builders can manage projects involving structural engineering and the construction work necessary to implement approved changes. We also coordinate the different trades involved as the project moves through demolition, structural work, building systems, installation, and finishing.
As a licensed General Contractor, we provide the oversight needed to bring these different elements together as part of one coordinated project.
Updating Building Systems
A substantial renovation can be an appropriate time to evaluate systems hidden behind the walls and ceilings.Depending on the age and condition of the property and the scope of the project, remodeling may involve electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, insulation, lighting, or other building components. Additions also need to be properly integrated with the home's existing systems or provided with new solutions where necessary.
Addressing these requirements as part of the larger project can help ensure that the improvements work properly rather than simply giving the property a new appearance.
Improving Efficiency and Comfort
Remodeling can also create opportunities to improve the comfort and energy performance of an existing home.Changes to insulation, windows, doors, shading, mechanical systems, and other components may be considered when they fall within the project scope. In Arizona, where heat and sun exposure can have a significant impact on indoor comfort, these improvements can be particularly worthwhile during a major renovation.
For clients interested in a broader approach to energy efficiency and sustainable construction, MJR Builders also offers green building services.
Integrating New and Existing Construction
One of the challenges of remodeling is making new work feel appropriate for the original home. An addition that looks disconnected or an interior renovation that stops abruptly at the edge of the project can make the finished result feel incomplete.We pay attention to transitions between existing and new construction, including architectural details, materials, finishes, flooring, trim, openings, and other visible elements. Where appropriate, exterior improvements can also be coordinated so changes complement the character of the property.
The objective is a finished project that feels intentional rather than added on.
Plan Your Addition or Remodel
If your current home no longer provides the space or functionality you need, MJR Builders, Inc. can help you explore the possibilities for improving it.From high-end remodeling and major interior reconfiguration to new additions and structural changes, we provide the construction experience needed to take on substantial residential improvements. Contact MJR Builders at 602-300-8550 or via our online form to discuss your property, priorities, and plans for your home.


