Question 1

Why is your bid higher than other contractors?

Accepted Answer

Our bids reflect the real cost of the work: licensed subs, owner-level oversight, premium materials, weekly written reporting, and protecting your existing home. Lower bids almost always come back as change orders, rework, and a longer schedule.

Question 2

What is the minimum project size you take on?

Accepted Answer

We focus on serious renovations, additions, and ground-up homes where finish quality and timeline certainty matter. Every project is bid to the specific home and scope — reach out and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.

Question 3

Do you offer financing?

Accepted Answer

We can refer you to construction lending partners we trust. Final structure depends on the project size and scope.

Question 4

Who is my point of contact during the project?

Accepted Answer

A dedicated lead from our team. You have a direct cell line and get weekly written progress reports — no chasing.

Question 5

How often will I hear from you during the build?

Accepted Answer

Weekly at minimum, with a written progress report. More often during high-touch phases like selections, mechanical rough-in, and finish work.

Question 6

Do you handle design and architectural plans?

Accepted Answer

We focus on building. Bring your designer and plans, or we will introduce you to designers and architects we trust in Utah.

Question 7

How long does a typical project take?

Accepted Answer

Kitchens run 10 to 16 weeks. Whole-home renovations run 4 to 9 months. ADUs run 4 to 7 months. Custom homes run 10 to 18 months.

Question 8

What causes most schedule slips on a remodel?

Accepted Answer

Selections not made on time. We lock every selection before we break ground, which is the single biggest reason our projects close on schedule.

Question 9

Do you handle permits?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We manage the city or county application, plans, inspections, and utility coordination end to end.

Question 10

How long does ADU permitting take in Utah?

Accepted Answer

Salt Lake City typically runs 6 to 10 weeks. Park City and Summit County run longer due to design review. Wasatch County is usually the fastest.

Question 11

Do you offer a warranty?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every project is backed by a written one-year craftsman's warranty. Manufacturer warranties on appliances, windows, roofing, and fixtures pass through to you directly.

Question 12

What happens if something goes wrong after the project closes?

Accepted Answer

You call or text our team. We come back, inspect, and fix it under warranty.

Question 13

What does an ADU cost in Utah?

Accepted Answer

Our ADUs start at $97,000 for simpler conversions and basements. Most detached, ground-up ADUs land between $180,000 and $300,000.

Question 14

Will my lot allow an ADU?

Accepted Answer

If your lot is zoned for an ADU and meets setback requirements, almost always yes. Our team walks the site before we quote so you get a real answer.

Question 15

Can we live in the home during a renovation?

Accepted Answer

Partial remodels, often yes. Whole-home renovations, we usually recommend moving out for the loud and dusty months so the work moves faster.

Question 16

Do you protect the rest of the home during construction?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We isolate the work area with temporary walls, cover floors, and run dust control. We treat the home as a finished home throughout the build.

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