4 Gen Homes

The company holds Arizona ROC licence number 298199.

The site has a portfolio page of completed projects, a testimonials page with client feedback, and an about page.

The name 4 Gen Homes suggests four generations, but the site does not explain the name, so nothing further should be assumed from it.

The site does not publish the company's founding year, the size of the team, other staff or project managers by name, professional memberships or builder association affiliations, awards, insurance or bonding details, the number of homes built, or references. Those are answered by contacting David Mikes on (602) 694-7030.

• Custom home building - bespoke homes built from the ground up, tailored to the client's vision and lifestyle needs
• Luxury renovations and remodels - high-end transformation of existing spaces through architectural redesign and premium craftsmanship
• Pre-construction planning and consultation
• Design services - preliminary design, material and finish selections, and final construction documentation

This is high-end residential work rather than production or spec building: the site's language throughout is custom, bespoke and luxury, and it publishes a minimum renovation size (see the pricing document).

The Arizona ROC licence number published is 298199.

The site has a portfolio page showing completed projects and a testimonials page.

The site does not publish whether it takes standalone additions, whether it does commercial work, square footage ranges, architectural styles it specialises in, whether it works from a client's own architect's drawings, or which trades are in-house versus subcontracted.

On the area served, the site names Phoenix, Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, Arizona, and "surrounding Arizona regions".

Paradise Valley and north Scottsdale are the highest-value residential areas in the Phoenix metro, which is consistent with the custom and luxury positioning of the work.

The Arizona ROC licence number is 298199. ROC is the Arizona Registrar of Contractors, and a licence number is what allows a contractor to pull permits and to be checked by a homeowner.

To start, the site offers "Request Consultation" and a free estimate.

The site does not publish office hours or opening times, how far outside the named cities it will travel, whether it builds on a client's existing lot only or also sells land, or a separate contact for anyone other than David.

Lists Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Paradise as a location. Names Arizona as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

The published route to a price is free: the site offers a "free estimate" and invites visitors to "Request Consultation" to "set up an initial consultation". For custom homes, the pre-construction planning phase - the exploration meeting, preliminary estate review and home site discovery - is what establishes scope before any cost is discussed.

To ask about a project, the contact details are (602) 694-7030 and david@4genhomes.com.

The site does not publish custom home pricing or minimums, cost per square foot, design fees, deposit requirements, payment or draw schedules, financing options, allowances, change order policy, or warranty terms. Those are answered in the consultation.

1. Pre-construction planning - an "exploration meeting", a preliminary estate review, and home site discovery, to establish the project scope
2. The design process - preliminary design, material and finish selections, and final construction documentation
3. The construction phase

For renovations the three phases are:

1. Investigation and structural assessment
2. Concept and material selection
3. Construction and project management

The renovation sequence starting with structural assessment matters on an older or heavily altered house, where what is possible is determined by what is behind the walls before any design is committed to.

On how it works with clients the site says: "With open communication, expert craftsmanship, and a passion for perfection, we make custom home..."

To begin, the site offers a "Request Consultation" and a "free estimate and set up an initial consultation".

The site does not publish how long any phase takes, total project durations, whether design fees are separate from construction, contract types, payment or draw schedules, or warranty terms.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.