Coral Canyon Full Home Remodel

This St. George home received a complete transformation with updated finishes, modern fixtures, and refreshed living spaces throughout. Without major structural changes, we turned a dated interior into a contemporary, move-in-ready home.
Client
The Summers'
Date
Summer 2025
Location
Washington, Utah
Approx. Cost
$50k

how we remodeled this home

We updated every room with new flooring, paint, cabinetry, countertops, fixtures, and finishes while keeping the home's existing layout intact. The result is a complete visual transformation that feels like an entirely new home.

Week 1

Demolition + Prep

We removed existing cabinets, flooring, and bathroom fixtures carefully, protecting the rest of the home. The space was cleared and ready for what came next.

Week 2

Scope Adjustment

The project expanded to include both showers, and a flooring material error by the subcontractor required reordering, creating a delay before work could resume in that area.

Week 3

Plumbing

Plumbing fixtures arrived and shower floor removal began for plumbing reconfiguration.

Week 5

Floor Prep

We ground down the floor and applied leveler to prepare the surface for the new flooring.

Week 6

Kitchen Electrical + Lighting

Kitchen electrical was relocated, and we added can lights to the living room, master bedroom, and above the showers.

Week 7

Cabinet Reselection

Original cabinet selection became unavailable, so a new selection process began and took about a week.

Week 8

Cabinets Ordered

Cabinets were ordered with a four-week lead time. Baseboard and casing were installed throughout in the meantime.

Week 9

Cabinet Install

Cabinets were installed on schedule.

Week 10

Countertops + Finishes

Countertops followed, completing the kitchen. Final finishes were completed and the project moved into walkthrough.

what we learned

Every project teaches us something. Here's what this one reinforced about how we run jobs and serve our clients better.

  • Complete each phase fully before beginning the next — overlapping stages like paint and rough work creates rework and adds time.
  • Order all materials on day one. Delays outside your control are unavoidable; delays from late ordering are not.
  • Lock in the full project scope before scheduling begins. Mid-project changes to layout or fixtures move electrical, shift timelines, and affect every trade that follows.
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