Whole-home, condo and basement remodels in Park City and Summit County, from design review to the final finish, with our own team on the finish work.
Floor plan changes, finished basements, bedrooms and living spaces: flooring, drywall, ceilings, custom carpentry and the mechanical, electrical and plumbing work behind them, with attention to the architectural details already in the house.
We’ve worked in luxury residences at Apex at Canyons Village and in condominiums on King Street near Historic Main Street. Condo projects add HOA or property-management approvals, building access, delivery windows, noise rules and protection of common areas; we plan for all of them before work starts.
Structural engineering, stamped plans, permits and licensed trades (electrical, plumbing, HVAC) are handled by appropriately licensed and authorized professionals.
Inside Park City limits, permits come from the Park City Building Department; in unincorporated Summit County, from Summit County Building. We confirm the jurisdiction for each address.
Exterior restoration & refinishing · June 2026
Exterior restoration and refinishing of the 47,000 sq ft equestrian facility at Promontory Club, covering its architectural wood surfaces, metal components and parts of the stables.
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and whole-home renovations, additions, high-end architectural finishes, HVAC and mechanical upgrades, architectural metalwork, and punch lists or pre-listing preparation for luxury homes. Structural work, permits and licensed trades are handled by appropriately licensed and authorized professionals.
Yes. We’ve worked in luxury residences at Apex at Canyons Village and in condominiums on King Street near Historic Main Street. Condo work adds HOA or property-management approvals, building access, delivery windows, noise rules and protection of common areas, so we plan for those before work starts.
Yes. We remodel homes and condos in Upper and Lower Deer Valley and Empire Pass, from single rooms to kitchens, baths, basements and whole-home updates, with finishes like Venetian plaster, limewash, custom millwork and natural stone. In vacation homes we plan around protecting existing finishes and keeping disruption low.
It depends on the property’s jurisdiction, not its mailing address. Inside Park City limits (generally Old Town, Park Meadows and Deer Valley) permits come from the Park City Building Department; in unincorporated Summit County (generally Promontory, the Snyderville Basin, Kimball Junction and Canyons Village) they come from Summit County Building. We confirm the jurisdiction for each address and coordinate the submissions, with formal applications and regulated work under the required licenses.
