General Contractor in Mesa, AZ
Mesa is large, and its housing spans from downtown bungalows to 1970s lake communities to active-adult neighborhoods. Sonoran Building Solutions plans the work in order, so the roof is done before the paint.
- Licensed and insured, ROC 368140
- AZ license ROC 368140
- Free assessmentBook the free assessment. We walk the roof, walls, windows and floors in about an hour.Book it
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East Valley · Maricopa County
We know Mesa's neighborhoods
Mesa is one of the largest cities in Arizona, and its housing reflects waves of growth. Dobson Ranch, a master-planned community with a golf course and small man-made lakes, was developed between 1973 and 1999 on a former homestead, so its homes span three decades of construction. Red Mountain Ranch on the east side is a golf community of newer builds. Leisure World is an established age-restricted community in east Mesa. Downtown Mesa and the older streets around it have the city's oldest homes.
Many Mesa communities, including active-adult ones, require association approval for exterior work. We handle the submittal and schedule around the approval period, so painting and window work lands in the order the association allows.
Concrete tile is common across the 1980s to 2000s subdivisions, with underlayment that is often original and well past rated life. Older central Mesa homes have composition shingle, flat sections and some block construction. Active-adult communities often have uniform rooflines and shared exterior standards, so a reroof there is a coordinated project with the association. We check underlayment, flashing and stucco before quoting.
The monsoon, June 15 to September 30, reaches the East Valley with strong wind and heavy rain, and east-side areas near the mountains can see storms before the rest of the Valley. Sun exposure on south and west walls ages paint and sealants quickly, so repaint cycles here are shorter than many owners expect.
Permits come from the City of Mesa Development Services Permit Center at 55 N. Center Street, phone 480-644-4273, email PermitServices@MesaAz.gov. Applications are submitted online through the city's DIMES system. The city states that painting, updating countertops and replacing flooring do not need a permit, while additions, structural changes and carport or patio enclosures do. For roofing and windows we confirm directly with the Permit Center.
Mesa is about 20 minutes southeast of our Scottsdale office, a bit more for the far east side.
Neighborhoods we serve in Mesa
- Dobson Ranch
- Red Mountain Ranch
- Leisure World
- Downtown Mesa
- Superstition Springs
- Sunland Village
- Las Sendas
- Lehi
Answers first
Mesa general contractor questions
Do I need a permit to paint or replace flooring in Mesa?
No. The City of Mesa states that painting, updating countertops and replacing flooring do not need a permit.
How do I apply for a permit in Mesa?
Through the city's online DIMES system, run by the Development Services Permit Center at 55 N. Center Street, phone 480-644-4273. We prepare the application for you.
When was Dobson Ranch built?
Dobson Ranch was developed between 1973 and 1999 on a former homestead the city bought from the Dobson family, so homes there range across three decades.
Do you work in Mesa's active-adult communities?
Yes. We submit association requests and sequence work so exterior projects follow the community's approval timeline.
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What happens when you book
Book the free assessment and we walk the property, then hand you a written order of operations. Price ranges are confirmed at the walk.
- Book a time or call (480) 690-5127.
- We walk the property and check your HOA.
- You keep the written plan.