Bathroom Remodeling in Murray, UT

• Licensed and easy to check. Utah contractor license #14190160-5501, which you can verify on the Utah DOPL website.
• Insured, and remodeling since 2009.
• Free estimates for every kind of bathroom project.
• Next door. Murray borders Taylorsville across the Jordan River.

One of the valley's older suburbs. Murray started as a smelter town in the 1870s. It incorporated in 1903 and was one of the first cities in Salt Lake County to boom with new suburbs after World War II. So Murray has a wider range of house ages than most of its neighbors. There are early homes in the downtown historic districts, plenty of 1950s and 1960s ramblers, and newer homes mixed in. In an older Murray home, the bathroom may have been updated more than once over the decades, and it's common to find a mix of old and newer plumbing behind the walls. A good estimate looks for that.

Murray has its own power company. Murray City Power is the electric utility for much of the city, and any change to electrical service in its area needs Murray Power's approval. Most bathroom projects don't touch the service itself, but if your remodel needs more electrical capacity, that's an extra step to plan for.

Permits name every contractor. Murray takes remodel permit applications online, and before it issues one the city asks for the state license numbers of the contractors on the job: general, electrical, plumbing and mechanical. Ours is #14190160-5501, and we'll handle what your project needs.

Hard water. Murray has the same hard Salt Lake Valley water as its neighbors. Jordan Valley Water puts the regional average around 10-12 grains per gallon. Ask us which glass, fixtures and grout hold up best.

All over Murray. From the streets around Murray City Park and the downtown historic districts to the neighborhoods near Fashion Place and Intermountain Medical Center, we work throughout Murray.