Discovery
- What you see
- A walk of the space, a budget range, an honest read on feasibility.
- What we control
- Existing conditions, code and HOA constraints, early trade input.
Stanley Brothers LLC ROC 344082 Queen Creek, Arizona
Drawn here. Built here.
A design-build contractor in Queen Creek, Arizona. Kitchens, baths, whole home remodels, casitas, media rooms, outdoor living and landscape, drawn and built by one team under one contract. Every job runs on one written plan, so you always know what is approved, what is waiting on you, what it costs, and what happens next.
- Arizona license
- ROC 344082
- Classification
- KB-1Dual building contractor
- Bond
- On fileSurety, verify at roc.az.gov
- Roadmap stages
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A-01Who We AreMark and Gentry Stanley
Two brothers who never stopped building.
We grew up in the Midwest swinging hammers and talking each other into projects. Years of hands-on building later, the company still runs on the thing that started it: careful work, done to a standard, on the spaces people actually live in. Mark runs the Arizona business day to day, out of Queen Creek. Gentry holds the license the company contracts under. The company is Stanley Brothers LLC, a contracting company, and that is the name on the license and on every contract, whatever anyone calls us in conversation. The rest of this page is how that gets done, and what it has looked like finished.
A-02The StandardFive commitments, every project
One company draws it, builds it, and answers for it.
The people who draw your project are the people who build it. Nothing gets lost in the handoff, because there is no handoff, and that is the whole reason design-build exists. Five commitments keep it that way.
- 01One teamThe people who draw it are the people who build it. No handoff, no gap to point at.
- 02One point of contactOne named person can approve a change to the work, the price or the finish date, and you know who it is on day one.
- 03A price you can plan onYour price and your finish date are set by what you sign, not by what gets agreed in the driveway.
- 04Costs arrive before decisionsWhat a change costs, and what it does to your finish date, reaches you while you are still deciding rather than when the bill does.
- 05Nothing left openEvery change, credit, fix and warranty is accounted for and handed to you at the end.
A-03ServicesDesign-build, residential and commercial
Kitchen, bath, and the rest of the house.
Design-build is how the company is set up, not something you buy separately. The drawings and the construction sit on one contract with one schedule, and one company answers for both. The Arizona license is a dual classification, so that contract covers commercial work as well as residential.
01
Kitchens
Layout, cabinetry, stone and appliance coordination, taken from measured drawings through to the last piece of trim. Every choice you have to make comes with a date, so the things that take months to arrive are ordered in time instead of holding up the job.
02
Baths
Primary suites and guest baths, including the waterproofing, ventilation and framing changes that a magazine photograph never shows and an inspector always checks.
03
Whole home remodels
Reconfigurations that move walls and services, sequenced and phased to keep an occupied house usable while the work runs.
04
Casitas and additions
Guest casitas, room additions and conversions, carried through planning, permit and inspection with a documented path on both sides of the property line.
05
Outdoor living and landscape
Ramadas, patios, outdoor kitchens, entertaining spaces and sport courts, with the grading, planting, irrigation and hardscape around them drawn at the same time as the house rather than after it. Built for Arizona sun and Arizona ground.
06
Media rooms and specialty interiors
Rooms with a technical brief: sightlines, acoustics, lighting and cable routed and blocked out before the drywall closes.
A-04The Six RulesHow your project is run
Ask where anything stands. Get an answer.
These six rules go into your paperwork at the start of every project. They are how the job is actually run, which is why you can ask where anything stands at any point and get a straight answer.
- 1
Everything in one place
Your contract, drawings, choices, questions and answers, changes, schedule, invoices and warranty paperwork all live in one organized file that you can see.
- 2
You know who decides
Only named people can approve a change to the work, the price or the finish date. If that ever changes, you are told in writing first.
- 3
Your price holds
A conversation on site keeps the work moving. Your contract, your price and your finish date change when you sign a change order, and otherwise only where the contract or law allows emergency action.
- 4
Decisions come with dates
Anything that has to be ordered, or that would hold up the rest of the job, reaches you with a decide-by date set early enough that you have room to think.
- 5
You see the cost first
Every change shows what it adds to the price and what it does to the finish date before you approve it. The only exception is a real emergency.
- 6
A clean finish
Every change, credit, fix and warranty is settled and handed over. Anything still outstanding is listed with a date and a name next to it.
A-05Project RoadmapFirst walk to final handover
Six stages. What you see, and what we hold.
Design
- What you see
- Drawings, choices made, and a plan that stops changing.
- What we control
- Engineering, the permit set, subcontractor pricing against the drawings.
Contract
- What you see
- The work, the price, the payment schedule and the dates.
- What we control
- Executed agreement and exhibits, insurance, license documentation.
Build
- What you see
- Progress, decisions due, approved changes.
- What we control
- Permits and inspections, quality, schedule, cost, and the log of every change.
Completion
- What you see
- The final fix list and the handover plan.
- What we control
- Final inspections, corrections, the paperwork that clears any claim against your property, and warranties.
Handover
- What you see
- The final account and every document from the job.
- What we control
- Final numbers, your handover package, and a copy we keep.
A-06Permits and ApprovalsWho holds what
The paperwork is ours to carry.
PermitsBuilding permits and inspections are ours to pull and to carry, through the town or county having jurisdiction over your address. Where an HOA architectural committee also has to approve, that approval sits on the schedule as its own item with its own date, because it holds up the same work a permit does and it moves slower than people expect.
Before work startsWork moves forward when the approvals, the information, the access and the work that comes before it are all ready. Waiting for all of it costs you less than starting without it, so that is what we do.
When something does change, this is the order it happens in, every time.
- 01IdentifyThe change is written down the day it comes up.
- 02DocumentWhat caused it, what it affects, and the proof.
- 03PricePriced from labor, materials, subcontractors and time.
- 04ScheduleWhat it does to your finish date, in writing.
- 05ApproveYou sign before the work starts.
- 06On the booksThe change is logged and added to your contract total.
A-07What We BuildCompleted kitchens, Queen Creek
Crafting dream spaces, at every address.
Kitchens, baths, whole home remodels, casitas, media rooms, outdoor living and landscape, residential and commercial alike. The standard does not move between them: one team, one person who can approve a change, changes that happen only when you sign, and a finish where everything is accounted for.
The six frames below are Stanley Brothers projects, photographed on site. Client names and addresses are not published.
A-08Project GalleryBrowse by category
This is what finished looks like.
Filter by the kind of work you are planning. Select any frame to open it larger, then move through the set with the arrow keys.
The twelve frames below are Stanley Brothers projects. Client names and addresses are not published.
Showing all 12 frames
01Two islands, one work triangle 02Island open to the great room 03Island, hood and refrigeration 04Engineered stone island 05Custom hood and marble slab 06Refrigeration and pantry run 07Island and sink run 08The room from the dining side 09Range wall and pot filler 10Curved island edge 11Island under pendants 12Range, hood and microwave drawer
Not yet photographed
Baths, casitas and outdoor living below are licensed reference imagery, not Stanley Brothers projects. They stand in for the kind of work each covers until the company's own photographs replace them.
A-09In Their WordsClients, in their own words
The part we cannot write ourselves.
These are from clients of Stanley Brothers, in their own words. Nothing here was written by us.
They get it. They communicate, inform and stay on task. They renovated our entire home and it was worth it. Thanks Mark and Team you all were simply the best
Randy and Denise We have 2 houses in Arizona and Stanley Brothers did driveway extensions on both. They made it pain free by working with the HOA and the arch committee. They don’t even make the pavers that came with the home anymore but some how his team found some and made it happen. Just so impressed what a great experience.
Gary and Sarah The last time we had a contractor in it was a disaster. We went with Stanley Brothers and couldn’t be happier. They now have done 2 bathrooms an entertainment media room and laundry room. Looking forward to our next project with them.
Chris and Meagan I recently had a backyard landscaping makeover done by Stanley Brothers Construction, and I couldn’t be more impressed! From start to finish, their professionalism and commitment to delivering exceptional results were evident. They worked closely with me to design a creative and functional layout that fit perfectly within my budget. The communication throughout the project was excellent, timely and clear updates made the whole process stress-free. The quality of the materials used was top-notch, and the range of services they offer is truly impressive. I highly recommend Stanley Brothers Construction for anyone looking to transform their outdoor space! 10/10!
Melanie I have 3 rental properties in Arizona. After the renters leave my properties are destroyed it seems. But, I never have to worry I simply call Stanley Brothers (Mark) and they now on 2 of my units have fixed them right up with new floors, showers, fixtures, interior and exterior paint new base and case I mean literally everything. And they did it at a price that I could afford. Thanks Mark, I simply love you.
Vicki We thought we were just going to have Stanley Brothers put in new turf in our front and back yards and pour a new driveway extension but we were so impressed we ended up having them do our stairs, new tile in bathrooms and even fixed things that our other contractors left unfinished.
Chris and Katie We needed new counters for our kitchen in our condo. Man talk about an upgrade. At a fair price with a great attitude. We had a minor issue with the install and he completely stood behind it and fixed it the very next day. Highly recommend. Thanks Mark my wife is even happier than I am
Lee Fair, honest, communicates and did a fabulous I mean fabulous job. I love my new turf, uplighting and plants Thanks again Mark.
Nicole Mark and his Team were simply fantastic. On time and on budget. Thanks for bringing our kitchen dreams to life.
Mike and Carolyn Mark made all my laundry dreams come true. My favorite contractor. Thank You
Becky Thanks again Mark for my driveway extension. I still can’t believe I got it at that price. Just grateful.
Bob
A-10CredentialsVerify before you hire, always
The details, if you want them.
One license, one state, one entity: Stanley Brothers LLC. The number is in the hero, the footer and the panel below, and it is worth looking up before you sign anything, with us or with anyone else.
- Arizona Registrar of Contractors
- ROC 344082Issued to Stanley Brothers LLC of Queen Creek and qualified by Gentry Stanley. Verify the license, classification and status directly at roc.az.gov.
- Classification
- KB-1Dual Building Contractor. The classification is what defines the work we are permitted to contract for, and the ROC publishes its exact scope.
- Bond
- BondedA contractor license bond is on file with the ROC. It is a way for a client to recover money, not insurance. Check its current status, and whether anything has been paid against it, on the ROC record.
- Complaint history
- Public recordThe ROC publishes open, disciplined and resolved complaints against every license. Read ours at roc.az.gov, and read the other bids you are holding.
A-11Start a ProjectQueen Creek, Arizona
Tell us what you are imagining.
The first conversation is about the space, the budget range, and when you need to be living in it. If the project is a fit, the next step is a walk of the property and a written design proposal. If it is not a fit, we will tell you that early and point you somewhere better.
- Telephone
- (480) 747-3058
- Office
- 20106 E Quintero Road
Queen Creek, AZ 85142
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 7am to 7pm
- License
- ROC 344082