Answers to the questions we hear most, covering services, process, pricing, service area, and credentials.
We handle basement remodeling, whole home renovations, kitchen remodeling (design, cabinets, and countertops), bathroom remodeling (tile, tub to shower conversions, and countertops), ADU construction, and home additions.
Basement remodeling is where we started and where we do the most work, but the same crew handles kitchen, bathroom, and whole home projects too.
Yes, that's what our whole home renovation service is built for: one schedule and one crew across several rooms instead of treating each as a separate job.
It starts with an in-person consultation where we look at the space and talk through what you want. From there you get a detailed proposal before anything is scheduled. See our full process for more detail.
Most full basement remodels run six to twelve weeks, depending on the size of the space and how much framing is needed versus finishing an already-framed layout.
Yes. We pull the required permits for basement, ADU, and addition work as part of the project rather than leaving that step to the homeowner.
In most cases yes, though it depends on the scope and which parts of the home's utilities are affected. We'll walk through what to expect for your specific project during the consultation.
Every project gets a detailed, written proposal based on the specific scope, materials, and finishes you choose. We don't give ballpark numbers over the phone without seeing the space first.
Yes, your proposal includes a firm number before any work begins. We don't start construction on a verbal estimate.
Standard remodeling deposit and payment terms apply and will be laid out clearly in your proposal before you sign anything.
We build in American Fork, Brigham City, Tremonton, and Santaquin, and take on projects across the Wasatch Front and Box Elder County more broadly.
Yes, we regularly take on projects in Box Elder County, including Brigham City and Tremonton, in addition to our home base in Utah County.
Yes, we're licensed and insured for the work we take on, and can provide verification of both.
Yes, Stauffer Custom Contracting is veteran and family owned.
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