Kitchen remodeling · Provo, UT
In Provo, a remodel plan that shows a second kitchen needs a notarized agreement with the city. We plan Provo kitchens around rules like that one, from the panel on the drawing to the gas line for a new range. Dakota prices the whole kitchen in writing.
Provo kitchen remodels
Provo's remodel checklist wants a floor plan with every room labeled and its use shown. It also wants the outside power meter and the inside electrical panel marked. A kitchen plan that skips those comes back marked incomplete.
So we draw it right the first time. New circuits, a moved sink, a gas line for a range or a wall coming out all show up on the plan before it goes in through the Provo Online Portal.
Provo is also a little different on utilities. Power comes from the city, through Provo's own power department, and gas service in Provo runs through Enbridge Gas. If your new kitchen needs a bigger electrical service, the city has its own upgrade form for that.
We take care of the paperwork and the inspections. Dakota gives you one price in writing and runs the job from the first walk-through to the last cabinet door.
"Best experience I've ever had with a contractor. We had a very tight timeframe to get our rental updated before tenants moved in. This included a kitchen remodel, 2 bathrooms, flooring throughout, and paint. The quality was very high and the communication with Dakota was excellent."
Jason Gamett · Rental kitchen turnWhat's included
New cabinets built to fit your space, with the storage and look you want.
Hard stone counters that last. We help you pick quartz or granite to match your style.
Add an island for more counter space, more seating, and a place everyone gathers.
Take out a wall in an older Provo home to open the kitchen to the living room.
Bright overhead lights and under-cabinet lights so you can see what you cook.
A clean, easy-to-wipe backsplash that pulls the whole kitchen together.
Tough, good-looking floors built to take spills, traffic, and busy mornings.
We set and hook up your sink, stove, hood, dishwasher, and fridge the right way.
"Great attention to detail, which I feel is rare. The pricing was also fair and the work excellent. Definitely would use them again!"
Roshan Richards · Attention to detailVerified Google reviews
These are real, verified 5.0-star reviews from Utah County homeowners and landlords.
"Dakota did such an amazing job on my project. He handled all the subcontractors and would call me when they were coming next. The workmanship is excellent and I am very happy with the process and end result."
"Reliable and great craftsmanship. I will call Lynnwood Construction again!"
"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 on any home update or renovation project."
Provo kitchen rules
Each one is from the City of Provo or a federal rule that applies here. We check the current version with the city when we file, because these pages get updated.
If your plans show more than one kitchen, Provo requires the owner to sign and notarize an Occupancy Restriction, the city's second kitchen agreement. Planning a basement kitchenette? Plan on that step.
Provo's Building page posts a New Electrical Service and Electrical Service Upgrade Form. A new induction range or double ovens can mean more amps, so we sort that out before the cabinets are ordered.
Provo lists gas work among the jobs that need a permit, and Enbridge Gas is the gas company named on the city's pages. Switching from an electric range to gas means a new line, a permit and a test.
About 46 percent of Provo homes were built before 1980, per the Census. Under the EPA lead rule, any paid crew sanding, cutting or pulling painted parts of a pre-1978 house has to be certified and work lead-safe. Ask about it before old cabinets and trim come off.
"I had Dakota do multiple things for us in one of our duplexes. He showed up when he said he would, finished in a timely manner, and was excellent at sending pictures of the finished product. His prices were great and his work was top notch. I am planning to use Dakota on our other rental properties."
Craig Madsen · Rental property workHow it works
Dakota walks your Provo 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 any Provo City permit you need.
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.
"He was very on top of the project, always making sure we were updated on what was going on. The quality turned out excellent."
Tyler ThomasProvo & nearby
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"I have had great success with Dakota. He knows what he is doing, shows up when he says he will, and his pricing is very fair. I refer him to numerous clients and have for years."
Aren Bybee · Repeat referrerWe remodel kitchens in Provo and all over the north end of Utah County, from Orem down to Spanish Fork. Don't see your city? Just ask. Odds are we are already working nearby.
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"We had a wonderful experience working with Dakota and his subs. He will actually do what he says he will do and does a great job. I would highly recommend him!"
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