Kitchen and bathroom remodeling in St. George, Utah

Older homes near downtown and Dixie

Homes from the 1970s through the 1990s often have closed-off kitchens, small bathrooms with tub and shower combos, and plumbing and electrical sized for a different era. Opening walls and updating systems is usually part of the job. Our Adams House remodel in Bloomington updated a circa-1980 brick home this way.

Newer communities

In Little Valley, Desert Color and the master-planned communities the bones are usually good, but builder-grade cabinets, counters and showers are ready for an upgrade. Many of these communities have HOA rules on exterior changes, which matter when a remodel adds windows or square footage.

Hard water and heat

St. George water carries a heavy mineral load, and summer afternoons often pass 105 degrees. We choose fixtures, finishes and materials with both in mind.

Who does the work

Southern Utah Kitchen & Bath is the remodeling division of Desert Concepts, run by Micah and JD Thompson, father and son. Building since 1978. Serving Southern Utah since 1986. Fully licensed and insured, Utah contractor license #9079324-5501. We work throughout St. George, including Bloomington, Little Valley, Green Valley, Stone Cliff, Entrada, Sun River and Desert Color.

Do you need a permit to remodel a kitchen in St. George?

Work that changes plumbing, electrical or structure requires a permit through the City of St. George. We pull permits and schedule inspections as part of every project.

Have you remodeled homes in Bloomington?

Yes. The Adams House remodel in Bloomington updated a circa-1980 brick home with a new kitchen, open dining area and folding windows onto the patio.

How do we get started?

Call or text 435-619-4315, or send the inquiry form. We reply within one business day and set up a site visit at your home.