Home services in Phoenix, Arizona

Local home service businesses in Phoenix, the Arizona licence rule and national price benchmarks for common jobs. Free for homeowners, free to list a business.

Contractor licensing in Arizona

Licence needed at $1,000+ (labour + materials), or at any amount if a permit is required. The body that licenses the trade is the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC). Check the licence number with the board before work starts and ask for a certificate of insurance. Our state licence checker names the body for each trade.

National price benchmarks

Low, typical and high national prices checked in October 2026. Phoenix prices move with the local market, so compare at least two local quotes.

JobUnitLowTypicalHigh
Concrete drivewayper sq ft$6$9$15
Asphalt shingle roofper square (100 sq ft)$300$450$600
Bathroom remodelper sq ft$100$250$500
Kitchen remodelper sq ft$150$200$250
Wood privacy fenceper linear ft$22$35$58
Epoxy garage floorper sq ft$4$7$12
Basement finishingper sq ft$30$40$50

Estimates, not quotes. Full table: price index.

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Questions

Do I need a contractor licence in Phoenix?

Licence needed at $1,000+ (labour + materials), or at any amount if a permit is required. The state body is the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC). Phoenix does not issue a separate general contractor licence, so check the state board and any city business licence the trade requires.

How much do home services cost in Phoenix?

Prices vary by neighbourhood, season and access. The national table gives low, typical and high figures checked in October 2026. Use it as a benchmark, run the matching calculator and compare two local quotes.

How do I check a contractor in Phoenix?

Use the Arizona licence checker on this site to see which body licenses the trade, then look the contractor up on the board's site. Ask for the licence number and the insurance certificate before work starts.