Is the estimate free?
Yes. We look at the job with you and give you the price before any work starts, at no charge.

Most questions about a remodel or a repair come down to a few things: what it will cost, who does the work, how it runs and whether we come to you. The answers are all below, with every one open. Don't see yours? Ask us, and we'll answer it within 24 hours.
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Yes. We look at the job with you and give you the price before any work starts, at no charge.
A rough idea of what you want, any photos of looks you like, and the materials or fixtures you've already bought, if any.
You hear about it as soon as we find it. We explain what we found and your options, and we agree on the next step together before going on.
We reply within 24 hours, by phone or email.
We do. Jimmy Griffin owns the company and runs every job with our own crew.
Yes. A single repair or a list of them is welcome, and so is a full remodel.
Yes. New England Upgrades holds Arizona Registrar of Contractors license 343142, class R-62, and we're insured and bonded. You can look up any Arizona contractor's license at roc.az.gov.
We're based in Queen Creek and work across the East Valley, including Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, San Tan Valley and Apache Junction. See our service areas page for each town.
Yes, in Massachusetts, where the company name comes from. Tell us where the job is and we'll let you know.
Often, yes. It depends on the space you have and how people move through the room. We'll look at it with you during the free estimate.
No. Some kitchens only need new counters, a backsplash and hardware. We'll tell you what makes sense for yours.
We show you what we found, explain the options and agree on the next step with you before work goes on.
Yes. Plenty of kitchens keep the layout they have and get new cabinets, counters, a backsplash and floors.
Yes. We build recessed niche shelves into tile showers, including niches with a mosaic insert.
Either. Some customers do one bathroom. Others start with a bathroom and go on to the rest of the house.
We stop and walk you through it. You hear what the fix involves and what it adds before anything else happens.
Yes. See our kitchen remodeling page, or ask about both rooms during your free estimate.
Yes. We paint and stain interiors and exteriors, from one accent wall to a whole house.
Yes. Power washing can be a job on its own.
Outside the worst of the summer heat, so many homeowners plan it for the cooler months.
Yes. Customers often add trim, floors or repairs to a paint job. Ask during your free estimate.
Yes. We install crown molding, baseboard, wainscoting and decorative moldings.
Yes. We've built wood slat accent walls with a mounted TV and floating shelves.
It's often the right time, since baseboard frequently comes off when floors go in. We'll talk it through with you.
We can. Trim work often goes together with interior painting.
Flake epoxy, sealed with a clear, dirt resistant top coat.
A coated floor resists oil stains far better than bare concrete, which soaks them in.
Yes. We've coated walkways and entries with a speckled finish.
Yes, the floor has to be clear for the coating. We'll help you plan around it.
Yes. Small repairs are a big part of what we do, and a list of them is even better.
Yes. We mount TVs on the wall, including on accent walls with shelving.
Yes. We've replaced windows set in stucco walls, including arched windows.
Yes. Our Arizona ROC license number is 343142, class R-62, and we're insured and bonded.
Price is the first thing everyone asks about, so here's how it works. The estimate is free, and it comes after we've looked at the job with you, because a project described over the phone and a project seen in person can be two different jobs. You get the price before any work starts.
Older homes can hide things behind walls and under floors. If we find something once the work is underway, we stop, show you what we found, explain your options and agree on the next step with you before going on. One customer described a long remodel this way: every unexpected issue was "examined, explained, and options provided."
A little preparation makes the first day go faster. Clear the room or area we're working in, including what's on the counters and in the cabinets for a kitchen or bath. For a garage floor, the garage needs to be empty. If you've already bought fixtures, a fan, a TV mount or tile, have them on site. If your HOA has rules about exterior colors, work hours or parking, tell us ahead of time. And let us know about pets, gate codes and the best place to park.

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