Why Hibbs Construction is the best Remodeler in Buckeye

When it comes to transforming your home, choosing the right remodeling company can make all the difference. At Hibbs Construction, we take pride in being a trusted general contractor and remodel expert serving Buckeye and the greater Arizona Valley. Our mission is simple: deliver quality craftsmanship, clear communication, and a finished project that exceeds expectations.

The Hibbs Construction Remodeling Difference

Remodeling your home is more than just an upgrade — it’s about creating a space that fits your lifestyle. Whether you’re dreaming of a modern kitchen, a luxurious bathroom, or a full home renovation, Hibbs Construction brings years of experience and a proven process to every project.

What sets us apart?

• Personalized Service – We listen closely to your vision and design a plan that reflects your goals.

• Expert Craftsmanship – From flooring and cabinetry to custom showers and open-concept layouts, we focus on every detail.

• Transparent Communication – Our team keeps you updated throughout the process so there are no surprises.

• Local Expertise – As an Arizona-based remodeling company, we understand the style, climate, and needs of Valley homeowners.

Services We Offer

Hibbs Construction specializes in:

• Full home remodeling

• Kitchen renovations

• Bathroom upgrades and custom showers

• Flooring installation

• General contracting services

Why Homeowners Trust Hibbs Construction

Home remodeling is an investment in your future. With Hibbs Construction, you can trust that your project is handled with professionalism, integrity, and care. Our satisfied clients throughout Buckeye and beyond know that when they choose us, they’re getting a remodel that blends durability with design.

Ready to Remodel?

If you’re ready to bring your dream home to life, contact Hibbs Construction today. Whether you need a general contractor for a full renovation or a remodeling specialist for a single room, we’re here to turn your vision into reality.

"5 Common Home Repairs That Should Never Be Ignored (Especially Before Selling)"

Whether you're planning to sell your home or just trying to stay ahead of maintenance, some repairs are too important to put off. At Hibbs Construction LLC, we see firsthand how small issues turn into major (and costly) problems when they're ignored for too long.

Here are five common home repairs that should never be delayed — especially if you're prepping your home for market or dealing with a BINSR repair list.

1. 🚰 Leaky Faucets & Plumbing Fixtures

What seems like a slow drip can actually waste hundreds of gallons of water a year. Worse, minor leaks can lead to mold, warped cabinetry, and water damage that scares off potential buyers.

Fix it now: Replacing worn-out seals, gaskets, or fixtures is quick and affordable — especially when caught early.

2. 🧱 Cracked or Damaged Drywall

Holes in the wall, nail pops, and corner cracks not only look bad, but can be a red flag for buyers. During a home inspection, these issues can raise concerns about settling, moisture, or previous poor repairs.

Pro tip: Our team can patch, match texture, and repaint drywall.

3. 🔌 Loose Electrical Outlets or Light Switches

Wiggly plugs or non-working outlets are more than an annoyance — they could be a safety hazard. During a sale, inspectors will note even minor electrical problems on a BINSR report.

Licensed repair: We handle outlet replacements, light switch repairs, and fixture upgrades safely and to code.

4. 🪟 Drafty Doors & Windows

If you feel a breeze when everything’s shut, your doors and windows probably need adjustment or weatherproofing. That can lead to high energy bills, pest entry, and lower buyer confidence.

Our fix: We inspect and repair hinges, seals, and frames so your home feels solid and efficient.

5. 🛠️ Exterior Damage (Stucco, Trim, Fencing)

Peeling paint, cracked stucco, and rotting fences instantly affect curb appeal. More importantly, they’re red flags for deferred maintenance.

If you're preparing to sell your home, these cosmetic fixes can make a big difference in first impressions — and final offers.

📍 Serving Buckeye & the West Valley

Hibbs Construction LLC is proud to serve:

• Buckeye

• Goodyear

• Surprise

• Litchfield Park

• Avondale

• Surrounding areas

Whether it's handyman work, BINSR repairs, or full remodels, we’re your trusted local partner.

Don’t Wait for a Bigger Problem

If any of these repairs are on your list, let’s take care of them now — before they cost more later.
Call 602-345-0156 or Contact Us online today.

Hibbs Construction LLC
Licensed General Contractor | Buckeye, AZ
Your Local Choice for Home Repairs, Remodeling & Handyman Services

Pros and Cons of LVP

Let’s start with what LVP is! LVP stands for Luxury Vinyl Plank, It is most commonly a composite material that looks like wood planks. There is a vast range of sizes and thicknesses for LVP, some have an underlayment for sound proofing to sound solid as you step on it. Most click together as they are installed. LVP took to the flooring market fairly recently, as most construction materials take to the market there is hiccups in training for installers and on the material itself. The largest defect we have seen in this material is buckling mainly due to a lack moisture barriers not being installed under the material. Although most LVP’s now require some type of moisture barrier under them, that was due to trial and error in many people’s homes.

Pros:

• LVP is one of the Value friendly options to revamp your house when considering labor and material costs.

• LVP can be durable up against dogs, other animals, children, and families of all sizes.

• You get the wood look at price point that is less likely to break the bank compared to real hardwood.

• The price to install LVP tends to be cheaper than other flooring solutions.

• Prep work to your floor can also be less significant.

• The variety of colors and sizes is extensive.

Cons:

• The biggest con to LVP in my opinion is the lack of research in the real world although it has been on the market for a while now, compared to other flooring solutions like tile and hardwood it is young in the industry.

• Buckling: if installed incorrectly or using the wrong LVP for the situation it can lead to buckling at the seams. We have seen this mostly due to a lack of a moisture barrier, but can also occur when the planks are hit in too hard leading to the tongue or groove breaking on the planks. This is why it is usually a good idea to have a professional that has worked with many of these products do the job.