Tucson general contractor, Symphony Structures, has been in the Tucson valley for over 16 years and the owners are long time Tucson residents with strong ties to the community. Working with local charities and high school programs are common place at Symphony Structures. In the 16 years that this company has been in business, Symphony Structures has mastered the art of home renovation and customer satisfaction.Rick says, A happy client is a satisfied client. The quality of our work is second to none and we don't cut corners in order to save money.
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Symphony Structures is a locally owned and operated residential building & remodeling contracting firm located in Tucson, Arizona. We are a fully licensed and bonded design & build firm established in 1996. In 2006, Symphony Structures was purchased by Rick Hink & Paul Leichtnam; owners of Bestway Builders and Remodeling of Tucson.
Building an addition or remodeling your home can be an exhausting and stressful experience. Selecting a reputable and reliable licensed general contractor, like Symphony Structures, is the key to a successful and stress FREE design and build project. Symphony Structures will handle everything for you and work around your hectic schedule, family and vacations to get your design and build project finished on time and on budget.
Because of the good things we heard about Symphony Structures, they were the only company we considered when we needed a garage. We couldn't be more pleased with the way it turned out. Kris and the "Garage Guys" are terrific. I want to thank you, again, for the absolutely excellent, outstanding job your company performed in building our carport.
Masonry Walls are built in order to define your yard space. Building a wall vs. installing fencing can help to keep those unwanted critters out of your space and help to keep the kids safe when playing outside. Masonry walls can be built up to your property line and if the wall is kept within the guidelines for wall heights, then an engineering stamp will not be required by Pima County Development Services.
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