Before we begin.

Our service area covers eight communities across Washington County, from St. George to Springdale.

This depends on the rooms affected and access to essential facilities. Discuss a living arrangement and work-zone plan before construction.

We focus on mid to high end remodels. After a site visit we give you a detailed, itemized budget with no hidden costs. Scope, material selections and existing conditions determine the number.

A project schedule is prepared after scope and selections are agreed. We review the schedule with you at every milestone and update it as the work moves.

Call or text 435-619-4315, or use the inquiry form to describe your home, town and goals. We reply within one business day.

A refresh with new cabinets and counters usually takes several weeks once materials arrive. A full remodel with layout changes, plumbing moves and new electrical takes longer. You get a written schedule before we start, reviewed with you at every milestone.

We focus on mid to high end kitchens. Cost depends on size, cabinet quality, counters, appliances and whether walls or plumbing move. After a site visit you get an itemized budget with no hidden costs, so the number is clear before work begins.

Yes. As a licensed Utah general contractor (license #9079324-5501) we pull the permits and schedule inspections with the city, whether that is St. George, Washington, Ivins, Santa Clara, Hurricane or another Washington County town.

Most clients do. We seal off the work area, keep a clean path through the house and set up a temporary kitchen spot when the project runs long.

Yes. We design the cabinet layout around your workflow, then build or source cabinetry at the quality level the project calls for. See our custom cabinets page.

A refresh moves faster than a gut remodel with plumbing changes. Tile curing and custom glass fabrication set much of the timeline. You get a written schedule before work begins.

Yes. Tub to shower conversions are one of our most common projects, including low or no-threshold showers for clients who plan to stay in their homes long term.

It depends on the size of the room, whether plumbing moves, and your tile, glass and fixture choices. We work on mid to high end baths and give an itemized budget after a site visit.

Yes. We remodel bathrooms across Washington County, including Washington, Hurricane, Ivins and Kayenta, Santa Clara, La Verkin, Toquerville and Springdale.

Yes. As a custom home builder we regularly frame, roof and finish additions, casitas and expanded living spaces, with engineering and permits handled in house.

Yes. Many clients remodel in stages to spread out cost. We plan the phases so early work does not need to be torn out later.

Micah and JD Thompson run every project directly. You deal with the people doing the work, not a sales office.

Yes. Older homes are a large part of our remodeling work. We check plumbing, electrical and framing before bidding so the plan accounts for what is behind the walls.

Yes. We measure the room and design the layout around your workflow and storage needs before choosing materials or door styles.

Yes, when the existing layout works. We will tell you honestly whether new cabinets alone will get you the result you want.

Custom cabinetry is built to the room and the design. Semi-custom lines offer set sizes and finishes at a lower cost. We match the choice to the project and show you both.

A tiled shower built over a proper waterproofing system lasts longer, can be any size and adds more value to the home. Inserts are faster but limited in size and style.

Yes. Curbless entries, benches and hidden grab bar blocking can be built into a shower that looks like any high-end bath.

Demolition, waterproofing, tile and glass each take their own time, and custom glass is fabricated after the tile is finished. You get a written schedule before we start.