Trusted Provo Remodeling.
Bathrooms, Basements,
and Whole Home Projects.

Provo is one of the oldest cities in Utah County, and its housing reflects a full century of growth. Streets near downtown and the BYU campus still carry bungalows and brick homes from the early and mid 1900s, while neighborhoods pushing east toward the foothills and south toward the freeway were built from the 1980s through today. A remodel in Provo can mean working carefully around a home's original layout and plaster, or it can mean updating a 1990s builder grade bathroom that was never touched after move in.

A lot of Provo's older housing was also converted into rental units over the decades to serve student demand near campus, which means bathrooms and basements in those homes have often been remodeled more than once, sometimes not well. A&Y Full Remodels works with owners and landlords who want a Provo property brought back to a standard that holds up to real use.

Homes near downtown and the university tend to need bathroom remodeling that respects a smaller original footprint while updating everything inside it, since many of these homes only have one full bathroom to begin with. Basement space in these older Provo homes is often unfinished or was finished informally decades ago, so basement finishing requests here frequently start with a conversation about whether the existing framing is salvageable.

Newer Provo neighborhoods closer to the foothills and out toward the edges of the city generally have basements framed but left unfinished by the builder, so those projects move faster into drywall, interior painting, and LVP flooring.