Kitchen remodeling · Lindon, UT
Most Lindon kitchens sit in homes built around 1997, the city's median year, so the cabinets and counters are often due. We plan them the way Lindon's remodel checklist asks, with each light, outlet and GFCI shown. Want to bump the kitchen out the back? We check the 30-foot rear setback first.
Kitchen remodeling in Lindon
The Census puts the median value of an owner-occupied Lindon home at $675,500. About 80 percent of homes in town are lived in by their owners. A kitchen here gets daily use for years, so we build it for the family that lives in it, not for a quick flip.
The 1990s were Lindon's biggest building decade, and those kitchens are around 30 years old now. Cabinet boxes, counters and lighting from that era are usually what people want gone first. Kitchens are also where a 1990s floor plan can feel the most dated, with a wall cutting the cook off from the family room.
Lindon's remodel checklist wants your plans to show every light, switch and outlet, the GFCIs and the furnace location. A kitchen has more of those than any other room. We draw them all, so the city does not send the plans back for a missing detail.
"Best experience I've ever had with a contractor. This included a kitchen remodel, 2 bathrooms remodeled, flooring throughout the house, and paint the entire interior. The quality was very high, and the communication with Dakota was excellent."
Jason Gamett · Kitchen remodelWhat's in a Lindon kitchen remodel
Cabinets built to your real walls. After 30 years a house may have settled a little, so we scribe to fit.
Quartz or granite, measured after the cabinets are set so the seams land where you want them.
An island with a sink needs a drain and a vent. With a basement below, that run is easier to reach.
Taking out the wall to the family room. Lindon wants existing walls marked on the plan, so we show which ones stay.
Recessed, pendant and under-cabinet lights, each one drawn on the plan with its switch.
Tile goes up after the outlets are final, so the GFCIs land in clean cuts.
New floors that run past the old cabinet lines, so there are no gaps when the layout changes.
Gas, water and power for each appliance, with the gas line pressure-tested for the inspector.
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Built for Lindon kitchens
Lindon publishes its building checklists and its lot rules. These four are the ones that come up on kitchen jobs in town.
In Lindon's R1-12 and R1-20 zones, the rear setback is 30 feet and the side setback is 10 feet. A kitchen bump-out has to stay inside those lines. On a big lot that is rarely a problem, but we measure before we design.
Lindon's inspection list includes a gas line and pressure test. If you switch to a gas range or move one, plan on that visit. We do not close the wall until it passes.
Lindon homes get power from Rocky Mountain Power. If a new induction range or a bigger panel means more service, the utility may need to be involved. We sort that out early so it does not hold up the job.
The city's pressurized irrigation is screened, not filtered, and it is not for drinking. Lindon says never to connect it to culinary water. Fridge lines, pot fillers and sinks all run on the culinary side.
"Dakota was recommended to us. And we will pass that recommendation on. He gets things planned, scheduled, and done."
Lyle BinghamHow it works
Dakota walks your Lindon kitchen, talks through the layout, and gives you one honest price in writing.
We lock the layout, help you pick cabinets and counters, and pull the Lindon City permit.
Demo through finish work, on schedule, site kept clean, and you updated the whole way.
We hook up your appliances, walk the kitchen with you, and stand behind the work.
"Dakota helped us with an update on a home that we were getting ready to sell and was absolutely amazing. He was excellent at communicating and keeping in touch with updates. I would 100% use him again."
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Craig MadsenLindon sits right between Orem and Pleasant Grove, with American Fork close by too. We remodel kitchens all over Utah County. Don't see your city? Just ask.
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