General contractor in West Jordan, UT

1980s West Jordan basements typically have original finishes that include thin wood paneling, drop ceilings, and carpet that has absorbed moisture over decades. These materials are at the end of their useful life and are best removed entirely rather than patched. We also check the foundation walls for freeze-thaw cracking that has accumulated over 40-plus winters before any new framing goes up.

Jordan Hills homes from the 2000s and 2010s typically have clean, open unfinished basements with poured concrete walls and good ceiling height. We frame the walls, add insulation, run drywall, install ceilings, and finish the space to whatever layout you need — bedrooms, bathrooms, a family room, or a combination. We assess the foundation condition before starting to make sure there are no moisture or cracking issues to address first.

Yes. West Jordan's 1990s housing stock — stucco and wood siding — is at the age where original coatings are fading, chalking, or peeling. Proper surface prep is the most important step on older exteriors, especially where previous paint layers have built up or wood has weathered. We assess the surface condition before any coating goes on to make sure the new paint bonds correctly and lasts.

We pour driveways, walkways, patio slabs, and other flatwork across West Jordan. Concrete work is often paired with a basement finish or remodel project when homeowners are already investing in the property. We handle the full pour from prep and forming through finishing, and we account for proper drainage slope so water moves away from the foundation.