Bathroom Remodeling in West Jordan, 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.
• Close by. West Jordan borders Taylorsville to the south, where we're based.

A farm town that grew up fast. West Jordan was settled around 1850 on the west bank of the Jordan River, and Archibald Gardner's early mill still stands as Gardner Village. The town incorporated in 1941, but it stayed mostly rural until the 1970s. Then houses went up quickly, and West Jordan became one of the biggest cities in Utah. That means most bathrooms here date from the 1970s onward. The earliest of them are now 40 to 50 years old, and many builder-grade bathrooms from the 1990s and 2000s are ready for their first real update.

What that means for your project. In an older West Jordan home, a remodel is a good time to replace the original shower valve and supply lines and upgrade a weak exhaust fan. In a newer home, it's usually about swapping builder-grade finishes for a better shower, vanity and tile. Either way, the estimate is free, so you'll know which you're dealing with.

Permits. In West Jordan, cosmetic-only updates usually don't need a permit. Electrical changes typically need an electrical permit, and moving plumbing fixtures typically needs building and plumbing permits. The city is known for applying the code carefully to bathroom work, so we confirm what your project needs with the city before work starts.

Hard water. West Jordan has the same hard Salt Lake Valley water as the rest of the area. Jordan Valley Water puts the regional average around 10-12 grains per gallon. Ask us which glass, fixtures and grout are easiest to keep clean.

All over West Jordan. From the older neighborhoods near Gardner Village and the Sugar Factory to the newer streets around Jordan Landing and farther west, we work throughout the city.