We take on commercial construction and tenant improvements across Sedona and the Verde Valley — ground-up buildings, and fitting out an existing space for a new tenant or a changed use. The projects below are ours.

Restaurants, retail, offices and resorts.

Much of our commercial work happens while the doors stay open. We sequence around your business hours, keep the disruption contained, and push to get you open to the public on schedule.

Licensed by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors, ROC #328394, and insured. Certificates available on request. To discuss a project, call (928) 215-0372.

Clinkscale

A full remodel of the Clinkscale in Jerome — hotel, bar and grill — completed in 2020. The building was 120 years old when we took it on.

The focus was the historic elements — keeping them and restoring them rather than tearing them out. On a building that age those details are the whole character of the place, and once they are gone you do not get them back.

Bar room with a pressed tin ceiling, leather booth seating and a stone-topped bar set on patterned tile
The full length of the bar, with a stone top, industrial pendants and exposed steel glass racks above
Bar and dining room looking toward the street entrance, with exposed brick and overhead steel shelving
Dining area with leather banquettes, exposed brick, an antique wall clock and black and white photo murals
Bar stools along the storefront windows looking out to the street in Jerome
View across the bar to the front doors, with bentwood chairs, cafe tables and a vintage ceiling fan
Interior dining room of The Clinkscale hotel, bar and grill in Jerome, Arizona

Seven Canyons Clubhouse

Clubhouse remodel · Seven Canyons, Sedona · Phase 1 completed 2025 · Kirkwood as remodel general contractor

A clubhouse is a building a whole community already has opinions about.

That is what separates it from a house. On a private home you answer to the owners. On a clubhouse you are working inside a building people already know well, and the job is to make it better without making it unfamiliar.

The club stayed open while we worked. Members kept using the building through the remodel.

Phase 1 opened the building out to what it sits in. The dining room now runs through full-height glass set between stone columns onto a covered terrace, and the terrace is roofed with an adjustable louvered pergola rather than left open, so it holds up across more of the year. Stone, heavy timber and a stacked stone fireplace carry the character of the existing building into the new work.

Remodel work asks for something different from new construction. You inherit decisions someone else made, you find what is actually behind the walls once they are open, and you work it out without the building losing what made it worth keeping.

Stacked stone fireplace wall with a linear gas fire and vertical sconces in the clubhouse lounge
Sliding glass doors opening from the clubhouse onto the terrace, with red rock beyond
Terrace under an adjustable louvered pergola, with dining tables, umbrellas and patio heaters
Corner of the clubhouse where the sliding glass walls meet the terrace
Lounge and dining seating on the covered terrace, looking along the louvered pergola
Stone column and sliding glass doors framing the view out from the terrace seating
Terrace with stone columns and full-height glass, planters and red rock boulders
Glass wall set between stone columns, framing the red rock view from the terrace
Covered outdoor dining under a timber ceiling, with sliding glass doors open to the dining room
Clubhouse dining room with a stone-framed window wall looking out to the red rocks
Dining room seating beside the full-height glass, with the terrace and red rock beyond
Clubhouse room before fit-out, with exposed timber beams and a wall of glass doors
Stacked stone fireplace wall with a linear gas fire, photographed during construction
The stone fireplace wall and its sconce before finishes went in
Room before fit-out, with French doors onto the balcony and the floor newly laid

Agave Villas

A commercial property in Sedona converted into short-term rentals, with Kirkwood as general contractor start to finish.

The hard part inside was the mechanical, electrical and plumbing. Updating all three in an existing commercial building so it could work as a rental was the real challenge on this job. Outside, it was the neighbors. The businesses nearby stayed open the whole time we worked. Deliveries, access, parking, noise — all of it had to be sequenced so nobody next door lost a day. A neighbor who cannot open is a real cost to somebody, and it is not something you fix afterwards.

The owner, Zandra Guerrero: “The spaces turned out absolutely beautiful, and the quality of work is top-notch.”

Living room at Agave Villas with a black vertical-slat accent wall, a linear fireplace, and a wall-mounted TV
Living room seating arranged around a linear fireplace set into a dark slat wall, with a window to the trees outside
Sectional sofa, round coffee table, and woven leather chairs in the Agave Villas living room
Open living area with a sectional sofa and a glass door out to the patio
Dining table set for six under a pendant light, with framed textile art on the wall behind
Dining table laid with place settings under a wide dome pendant at Agave Villas
View from the dining table toward the kitchen, with stainless appliances and light-toned cabinets
Kitchen and living area at Agave Villas, with a brick wall visible through the window
Kitchen with light-toned shaker cabinets, a white tile backsplash, undercabinet lighting, and stainless appliances
Muffins and a jar of Sedona prickly pear cactus jelly on a serving board on the kitchen counter
Single-serve coffee maker and two mugs on the counter against a white picket-tile backsplash
Dining table in the foreground with the living room beyond, at Agave Villas in Sedona
Bedroom with a king bed, ceiling fan, and a glass door opening to a private balcony
Bedroom looking through to a second room, with a ceiling fan and wide-plank flooring
King bedroom with a balcony door on one side and an open bathroom doorway on the other
Bathroom with a freestanding soaking tub beside a glass shower and a window to the trees
Bathroom vanity with an undermount sink, a wide black-framed mirror, and wall sconces
Walk-in shower with vertically stacked white tile and a black rain shower head
Close view of a bathroom vanity with a black faucet and an undermount sink
Bed with a robe hanging on a wall hook and framed art above the headboard
Bedroom with a dresser, wall-mounted TV, and a glass door to the outside
Bedroom with an upholstered bed, a window to the trees, and a door out to the patio
Bedroom at Agave Villas with a ceiling fan, dresser, and wall-mounted TV
Bathroom mirror flanked by fluted glass sconces, with the shower reflected behind
Shower niche with toiletry bottles set into vertically stacked white tile
White waffle-weave robe hanging on a hook

If you have a commercial project coming up, tell us about it and we will work out how to build it around your hours.