Complete Home Remodeling Services in Prescott, AZ

How do I get started with Infinity Kitchen and Bath?

The first step is a free in-home consultation. You can schedule one by calling us at 928-800-1998 or filling out the contact form on our website. During the consultation, one of our designers comes to your home, takes measurements, listens to what you're hoping to accomplish, and begins sketching out design ideas. There's no charge, no contract to sign, and no pressure to commit. Most homeowners find that after the consultation they have a much clearer sense of what's possible within their budget and timeline — even if they weren't sure exactly what they wanted going in.

Do you offer financing for remodeling projects?

Yes. We offer financing options for qualifying projects, which allows many homeowners to move forward with the remodel they actually want rather than making compromises on scope or material quality. Financing options are discussed during or after the consultation once we have a project estimate. We work with several financing partners and can walk you through the terms, rates, and what you'd qualify for based on your situation. There's no obligation to use financing — it's simply an option we make available for clients who want it.

How do you handle permits for remodeling projects in Prescott?

We handle all permit applications for projects that require them. Whether you're working with the City of Prescott, Yavapai County, or another jurisdiction in our service area, we're familiar with the local permitting process and manage the paperwork, plan submissions, and inspector coordination on your behalf. Projects that require permits include any work that moves plumbing supply or drain lines, relocates electrical circuits, or adds square footage. Cosmetic updates within the existing footprint — tile, vanities, countertops, flooring — typically don't require permits. We'll tell you upfront during the consultation whether your project will need one.

Can you remodel a kitchen and bathroom at the same time?

Yes, and this is often a smart way to approach a renovation if you're planning both. Doing a kitchen and bathroom simultaneously allows our team to work on both projects with one mobilization, coordinate scheduling to minimize disruption, and sometimes consolidate permit filings. You also benefit from a unified design approach where the materials, finishes, and color palette of both spaces are considered together. Multi-room projects are well within our capabilities — we've managed simultaneous renovations of three and four rooms for clients throughout Prescott, including full whole-house renovations. The consultation process for multi-room projects works the same way: we walk through each space, discuss your goals and budget for each, and develop a plan that sequences the work intelligently.

What areas do you serve beyond Prescott?

We serve all of Yavapai County, including Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, Dewey-Humboldt, Mayer, Cordes Lakes, Williamson Valley, and surrounding communities. If you're outside these areas, call us at 928-800-1998 and we'll let you know whether your location is within our service range. Our base of operations is in Prescott, and we've built most of our project history in the Prescott metro area, but we regularly work throughout the county for the right projects.

What should I look for when hiring a remodeling contractor in Arizona?

Start with licensing. Arizona requires all general contractors to hold a current ROC license — you can verify any contractor's status at roc.az.gov. Ask for the license number before you sign anything. Beyond licensing, look for a contractor who carries both general liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage, who will provide a detailed written scope of work and timeline before starting, and who has verifiable reviews from clients in your area rather than just a polished website. Be wary of bids that are dramatically lower than others — unusually low bids often signal unlicensed work, inferior materials, or a contractor who will hit you with change orders once the project is underway. The cheapest bid is rarely the cheapest finished project.