Creating the Right Home for You and Your Family

An example of this is plumbing. Plumbing pipes will still work if they aren’t perfectly straight, and getting them straight can be a pain. Sometimes, to get them lined up, we have to cut and nail in wood pieces along with the ceiling. It takes extra time; the customer isn’t going to see it once the sheetrock is put up, but they work the best and last the longest if they are perfectly straight. I’m sure you’ve heard the saying, “Having integrity means doing the right thing even when nobody’s watching.” We live by that and promise to get the job done right every single time. Our clients never have to wonder if our team just did a cheap and quick fix or band-aid job.

When hiring a contractor, the contractor must have expertise and experience doing the job he’s being asked to do. If you hire someone to remodel your bathroom and they’ve never done it before, you could end up with a major catastrophe on your hands. If they decide to replace the sheetrock before they replace the plumbing, do you see how that might be an issue? With us, we have systems in place to ensure efficiency and excellence. We have helped many people who started the project thinking they could do it themselves and soon called in the experts (that’s us, of course) to rescue them from the mess they made.

The best contractors are detail-oriented. Why? Because they do the best job. Do you want your job to look mostly good, or do you want every detail perfect and beautiful? Replacing the old baseboard in a bedroom looks great, but until the baseboard is caulked (and caulked well) and painted, it’s not perfect. The details matter! We recently finished a remodel where the previous contractor had installed vinyl plank flooring and baseboard throughout the main living area of a home. His flooring cuts were not close enough to the wall, so the baseboard didn’t quite hide the imperfections. To solve the problem, he installed a corner round on top of the flooring to meet the baseboard. This hid the imperfections in the flooring, but it gave the home a tacky look, rather than a clean fresh look. We have done so many projects that it’s very easy for us to foresee any potential problems, and we truly do our best to ensure each home is done right and looks perfect down to the details.

Communication is key for our general contractors in Utah County and you! This is your project, and we know how important it is for you to understand what’s going on and when things are happening. We always want to be on the same page as our customers. After meeting with you, we promise to get you a bid within three business days. Once we get the job, we’ll send confirmation texts and calls to keep you in the loop throughout the project.

We have an eye for detail and high standards. It’s part of our process to check with the client to ensure that it meets and exceeds their standards. Oftentimes, before agreeing to the final details and closing the job up, clients will chime in with new change orders and adjustments. We won’t stop until you’re satisfied with our work and the project looks the way you want it to. Because each time you walk into your kitchen or basement, we’d love it if it reminded you of our team here at Butterfield Construction.

We have systems in place to ensure your project is done efficiently by our general contractors in Utah County. By using the most up-to-date methods and safety codes, you’ll know that we’re crossing our t’s and dotting our i’s. If we need to make a change, you’ll know about it right away and sign off on any extra costs associated with the change. We’ve documented a majority of how we do business, so if you want to see a plan of what it’s like to work with us, we can hand it to you!

Our company knows how important it is for our customers to feel safe and secure in their own homes. One way we help ease the stress of having general contractors in your house is by providing licensed and insured subcontractors. We don’t send anyone we wouldn’t allow into our own homes. You may end up liking them so much, you’ll invite them to dinner!