One team for your entire renovation — design, demolition, trades, and finish work, managed end to end.
One Point of Contact
A single team runs your project
Every Trade In-House
No juggling subcontractors
On-Time, On-Budget
Clear scope and schedule up front
The hardest part of a major renovation is rarely the construction — it is coordination. Demo has to finish before framing, rough plumbing and electrical before drywall, inspections between each. When every trade belongs to one team, that sequence runs on one schedule with one person accountable to you.
Solara manages renovations end to end across Utah, Colorado, Washington, and Idaho: design and permits, structural changes, every trade, and the finish work that makes it feel intentional. You get a written scope, a real schedule, and updates you do not have to chase.
Complete interior transformations, sequenced and managed end to end.
Room additions and bump-outs from foundation to finish.
Wall removal, beams, and open-concept conversions with engineering.
Moving kitchens, adding bathrooms, and making floor plans work.
Drawings, permitting, and inspection scheduling handled for you.
Trim, built-ins, doors, and the details that finish a renovation.
Professional service and superior quality, every time.
Complete interior transformations, top to bottom
Room additions, sunrooms, and garage conversions
Planning, permits, construction, and finish carpentry
Framing, wall removal, and load-bearing modifications
Every trade covered by licensed professionals
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
The honest answer is that scope drives everything — moving plumbing and walls costs multiples of cosmetic updates. We build a written scope with real numbers during your free estimate, so you decide with facts rather than a per-square-foot guess.
Often yes, with phased work and dust containment. Full-gut projects are usually faster and cheaper if the house is empty. We plan the approach with you up front, including a realistic answer about kitchens and bathrooms being offline.
Yes — with proper engineering, a correctly sized beam, and permits. It is one of the highest-impact changes in older floor plans, and one you never want done by guesswork.
By controlling the variables that usually blow schedules: our own trades instead of subcontractor roulette, materials ordered before demo starts, and inspections booked ahead. When something does shift, you hear it from us first with a revised date.
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