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Cedar Grove Construction helps homeowners across Northern Utah County and Southern Salt Lake County remodel bathrooms that look better, function better, and fit the way the home is actually used. Whether your bathroom feels outdated, cramped, poorly lit, hard to clean, short on storage, or ready for a complete redesign, we can help you plan a remodel that improves comfort, layout, durability, and daily use.
Founded in 1980 by Scott Cleverly and now owned and operated by his son, Shannon Cleverly, Cedar Grove Construction brings over 40 years of experience in home building, remodeling, renovations, and restorations throughout Utah County and Salt Lake County.
From shower and tub updates to tile, vanities, lighting, flooring, ventilation, storage, plumbing fixtures, primary bathroom remodels, basement bathrooms, and full bathroom renovations, our team helps you create a bathroom that feels finished, comfortable, and right for your home.
Bathrooms are some of the hardest-working rooms in the home.
They need to handle daily routines, moisture, storage, lighting, privacy, cleaning, ventilation, and long-term wear. When a bathroom is poorly laid out, dated, dark, cramped, or built with failing materials, it affects the way the whole home feels.
Maybe the shower is too small. Maybe the tub is no longer used. Maybe the vanity does not provide enough counter space or storage. Maybe the tile is outdated or hard to maintain. Maybe the lighting is weak. Maybe the bathroom was finished years ago and no longer matches the rest of the home.
Cedar Grove Construction helps homeowners remodel bathrooms with a focus on both appearance and function. We look at how the bathroom is used, what needs to change, what plumbing and layout conditions exist, and what level of finish makes sense for the home.
The goal is not just a nicer bathroom. The goal is a bathroom that works better every day.
Bathroom remodeling is detail-heavy work. It can involve demolition, framing, plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tile, shower systems, tubs, vanities, lighting, mirrors, ventilation, flooring, paint, trim, and finish details.
Cedar Grove Construction was founded in 1980 by Scott Cleverly and is now owned and operated by Shannon Cleverly. As a family-owned and operated business, Cedar Grove has spent more than 40 years helping homeowners with home building, remodeling, renovations, restorations, kitchen updates, bathroom updates, full-home improvements, and major residential projects throughout Utah County and Salt Lake County.
That experience matters in a bathroom remodel. The finished space needs to look good, but the work behind the walls matters just as much. Plumbing, ventilation, waterproofing, electrical placement, fixture layout, and finish quality all affect how the bathroom performs over time.
Cedar Grove Construction is built around honesty, detail, care, and lasting results.
Some homeowners know exactly what they want: a new shower, better tile, a larger vanity, updated fixtures, or a complete primary bathroom remodel. Others know the bathroom is not working, but they are not sure whether the solution is a focused update or a full renovation.
A dated bathroom may need new flooring, tile, vanity, lighting, mirrors, fixtures, and paint. A cramped bathroom may need a layout change, better storage, a different shower or tub configuration, or a smarter vanity plan. A bathroom with moisture issues may need better ventilation, waterproofing, or underlying repairs before finish work begins. A primary bathroom may need a more complete redesign to improve comfort, storage, and daily use.
Cedar Grove Construction helps homeowners think through the real problem before the work begins. The goal is to build the right bathroom remodel, not just replace materials.
Not every bathroom remodel needs the same scope. Understanding the level of change helps homeowners plan more clearly.
A bathroom update may focus on surfaces and fixtures while keeping the general layout intact. This may include a new vanity, mirror, lighting, faucet, toilet, paint, hardware, flooring, or simple finish upgrades.
This can be a good fit when the bathroom functions reasonably well but feels dated or worn.
Some bathrooms mainly need a better bathing area. This may include replacing a tub, converting a tub to a shower, updating a shower surround, installing new tile, changing fixtures, improving waterproofing, or creating a more comfortable shower layout.
A full bathroom remodel usually involves a more complete transformation. This may include shower or tub work, vanity replacement, flooring, tile, lighting, plumbing fixtures, ventilation, paint, storage, mirrors, and finish details.
A bathroom reconfiguration goes deeper. This may involve changing the shower size, moving the vanity, relocating fixtures, adjusting walls, improving access, changing plumbing locations, or reworking the layout to make the space function better.
A primary bathroom remodel may focus on comfort, privacy, storage, shower size, double vanities, soaking tubs, tile, lighting, and higher-finish materials. These projects often require more planning because the bathroom is used every day and directly affects the comfort of the primary suite.
Cedar Grove Construction helps homeowners choose the right level of remodel based on the bathroom, budget, goals, plumbing conditions, layout, and long-term use.
A bathroom remodel has to look good on the surface, but the work behind the tile matters just as much.
Shower waterproofing, wall preparation, drain planning, plumbing connections, ventilation, electrical placement, fixture clearances, flooring transitions, and wet-area details all affect how the bathroom performs over time. A bathroom can look new on the day it is finished, but the real test is how well it handles daily use, moisture, cleaning, and wear.
Cedar Grove Construction approaches bathroom remodeling with attention to both the finished appearance and the construction details behind it. That matters in showers, tub surrounds, basement bathrooms, primary bathrooms, and any space where plumbing, moisture, and daily use come together.
Not every bathroom update requires the same level of permitting, but bathroom remodels often involve work that should be reviewed carefully.
Projects that include plumbing relocation, electrical upgrades, new bathroom construction, shower relocation, structural changes, mechanical ventilation changes, or layout changes may require permits, inspections, or additional planning. Requirements vary by city and project scope.
Important bathroom planning details may include:
Cedar Grove Construction helps homeowners think through these requirements early so the bathroom remodel is planned correctly and built with long-term function in mind.
Bathroom remodeling costs can vary widely because the scope can range from a focused update to a full layout transformation.
A vanity, fixture, and flooring update will not be priced the same as a bathroom remodel that includes a new shower, tile work, plumbing changes, custom glass, upgraded lighting, ventilation improvements, structural adjustments, or primary bathroom redesign.
Common cost factors include:
The best way to understand cost is to define the goal, review the existing bathroom, identify what needs to move or change, and build a scope around the actual project.
Every bathroom remodel is different. Some projects are focused on updated finishes, while others involve layout changes, plumbing, electrical upgrades, tile work, ventilation improvements, or a larger home renovation.
Hall bathrooms and guest bathrooms need to work well for family, visitors, children, and daily use. These spaces often need durable finishes, practical storage, good lighting, and a layout that is easy to maintain.
A hall or guest bathroom remodel may include a new vanity, flooring, tub or shower, tile, toilet, lighting, mirror, fixtures, paint, trim, and ventilation improvements.
Adding bedrooms is one of the most practical reasons to finish a basement. Basement bedrooms can serve children, teenagers, guests, extended family, or future household needs.
Bedroom planning should account for privacy, closet space, lighting, heating and cooling, electrical layout, and emergency egress where required. Cedar Grove Construction helps homeowners plan basement bedrooms that feel comfortable and safe, not cramped or secondary.
A basement bathroom can make the lower level much more useful, especially when connected to bedrooms, a family room, guest space, home office, or entertainment area.
Basement bathrooms need careful planning around plumbing rough-ins, drain locations, ceiling height, ventilation, lighting, layout, moisture control, and the way the bathroom fits into the overall basement plan
The shower is often the centerpiece of a bathroom remodel. A shower remodel may involve tile, waterproofing, glass, niches, benches, fixtures, drains, lighting, and better space planning.
Cedar Grove Construction helps homeowners think through both appearance and performance so the shower feels comfortable and is built with long-term durability in mind.
Some homeowners want a better tub. Others no longer use the tub and want a more practical shower. A tub-to-shower conversion can make a bathroom feel more open, easier to use, and better suited to daily routines.
These projects should be planned around plumbing, waterproofing, glass or enclosure options, tile, ventilation, flooring transitions, and long-term usability.
Storage can make or break a bathroom. A beautiful bathroom can still be frustrating if there is no room for towels, toiletries, cleaning supplies, grooming items, or daily essentials.
Bathroom storage upgrades may include new vanities, drawer storage, linen cabinets, medicine cabinets, built-ins, shelving, niche storage, and better use of wall space.
Bathrooms deal with moisture every day. Tile, flooring, waterproofing, shower assemblies, grout, underlayment, and transitions all matter.
Cedar Grove Construction brings detail-focused remodeling experience to the surfaces you see and the preparation behind them. The goal is a bathroom that looks good and holds up.
Lighting affects the way a bathroom feels and functions. A strong plan may include vanity lighting, recessed lighting, shower-rated lighting where appropriate, night lighting, and better switch placement.
Ventilation is also important. A bathroom needs to manage moisture properly so the finished space stays cleaner, more comfortable, and more durable over time.
Some bathroom remodels are designed to improve accessibility and long‑term ease of use. These projects may include wider doorways, curbless showers, grab bars, improved lighting, slip‑resistant flooring, or layout changes that make the space safer and more comfortable.
Sometimes the bathroom is one piece of a larger project. A bathroom remodel may connect to a basement finish, primary suite update, home addition, whole-home remodel, or main-floor renovation.
As a general contractor, Cedar Grove Construction can help coordinate bathroom remodeling as part of a broader home improvement plan.
A successful bathroom remodel should improve comfort, function, durability, and daily use.
The bathroom should be easy to move through and use. Shower size, vanity placement, toilet location, door swing, storage, and fixture clearances all affect daily comfort.
Showers, tubs, tile, waterproofing, grout, drains, and flooring need to be planned and installed with moisture in mind. Bathroom beauty does not matter much if the wet-area work is weak.
A bathroom needs space for towels, toiletries, grooming items, cleaning supplies, and daily essentials. Vanity drawers, linen storage, medicine cabinets, niches, shelves, and built-ins can make the room much more useful.
Good bathroom lighting supports grooming, cleaning, nighttime use, and overall comfort. Vanity lighting, ceiling lighting, shower lighting, and natural light should be considered together.
Ventilation helps manage moisture, odor, and long-term durability. Bathroom remodels should account for fan placement, performance, and how the room will be used.
The best bathroom remodel is not always the largest or most expensive one. It is the one that solves the right problems, fits the home, and supports the way the family uses the space.
Founded in 1980, Cedar Grove Construction has served homeowners in Utah County and Salt Lake County for over 40 years. That long history includes home building, remodeling, renovations, restorations, bathroom updates, kitchen updates, full-home improvements, and major residential projects.
Cedar Grove Construction was founded by Scott Cleverly and is now owned and operated by his son, Shannon Cleverly. The company carries forward a family standard of honesty, detail, care, and lasting results.
Cedar Grove Construction keeps homeowners informed throughout the basement finishing process with consistent updates, clear timelines, and straightforward expectations, helping the project stay organized and stress‑free.
Bathroom remodeling often involves multiple trades and project phases. Cedar Grove Construction coordinates the work so plumbing, electrical, ventilation, waterproofing, tile, vanities, lighting, flooring, trim, paint, and finish details are handled as one complete project.
A bathroom should look good, but it also needs to work. Cedar Grove Construction helps homeowners think through layout, storage, shower function, lighting, ventilation, fixture placement, wet-area durability, and the connection to nearby rooms.
Bathroom remodeling can disrupt daily life. Cedar Grove Construction focuses on clear communication, realistic expectations, respectful work practices, and a smoother process for homeowners living through the remodel.
Cedar Grove Construction remodels bathrooms throughout Northern Utah County and Southern Salt Lake County.
In newer-growth areas like Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Lehi, Herriman, and South Jordan, many bathroom remodels focus on improving builder-grade finishes, adding storage, upgrading showers, improving lighting, finishing basement bathrooms, or making the home work better for growing families.
In established and higher-finish areas like Draper, Sandy, Alpine, Highland, Pleasant Grove, American Fork, Midvale, and Cottonwood Heights, bathroom projects may involve primary bathroom redesigns, higher-end tile and finishes, layout changes, shower enlargements, guest bathroom updates, and bathroom remodels connected to broader home renovations.
Whether the project is a focused bathroom update or part of a larger renovation, the remodel should fit the home, the household, and the way the bathroom will be used every day.
A bathroom remodel involves many connected decisions. Tile, flooring, vanities, counters, fixtures, mirrors, lighting, glass, paint, trim, hardware, and layout all need to work together.
Cedar Grove Construction helps homeowners think through these selections in the right order so the design, budget, and construction plan stay aligned. The goal is not to overwhelm you with options. The goal is to help you make clear decisions that fit your home, your daily use, and the level of finish you want.
Material choices affect more than appearance. Shower tile affects maintenance. Flooring affects durability and safety. Vanity layout affects storage. Lighting affects daily routines. Ventilation affects moisture control. Fixtures affect comfort and long-term usability.
A good bathroom remodel should feel coordinated, practical, and built for real life.
A successful bathroom remodel starts before demolition.
The planning stage should define what is changing, what is staying, what problems the remodel needs to solve, and what level of finish makes sense for the home. This may include shower or tub direction, vanity layout, plumbing needs, tile selections, lighting, electrical work, ventilation, flooring, mirrors, storage, paint, trim, and nearby-room transitions.
Some bathroom remodels are mostly finish updates. Others involve plumbing relocation, layout changes, wall adjustments, shower enlargement, accessibility improvements, ventilation upgrades, or coordination with a larger home renovation.
Cedar Grove Construction helps homeowners understand the scope early so the remodel is not built around assumptions. A clear plan helps avoid common bathroom remodel problems, including poor ventilation, awkward fixture placement, limited storage, unclear budgets, moisture issues, material delays, and finish choices that do not work well together.
We start by learning what is not working in the current bathroom and what you want the remodel to accomplish. This may include a better shower, updated tile, improved storage, more comfortable lighting, better ventilation, new fixtures, layout changes, or a full bathroom redesign.
Next, we review the existing bathroom, including layout, plumbing, electrical, lighting, ventilation, flooring, walls, shower or tub conditions, vanity placement, storage, and nearby-room transitions.
Once the goals and existing conditions are understood, we help shape the project scope. This is where decisions about shower or tub direction, vanity layout, plumbing, lighting, flooring, tile, ventilation, fixtures, and finish level become clearer.
After the scope is better defined, Cedar Grove Construction provides an estimate based on the planned work. Material choices, tile direction, vanity selection, fixtures, lighting, flooring, glass, and paint should be coordinated before construction begins whenever possible.
Construction may include demolition, framing or wall changes, plumbing, electrical, ventilation, waterproofing, drywall, tile, flooring, vanity installation, fixtures, lighting, mirrors, trim, paint, and finish work.
Many bathroom remodels happen while the family is still living in the home. Cedar Grove Construction works efficiently and respectfully, paying attention to communication, access, scheduling, cleanliness, safety, and the daily disruption that comes with remodeling an essential room.
At completion, we review the finished bathroom, address final details, and make sure the space is ready for daily use.
Bathroom remodeling can disrupt daily routines, especially when the home has limited bathrooms or when the project involves a primary bathroom.
Cedar Grove Construction understands that many homeowners continue living in the home during the remodel. That is why communication, scheduling, cleanliness, access, and realistic expectations matter.
Before construction begins, we help homeowners understand what parts of the bathroom may be unavailable, how the work area will be managed, and what decisions need to be made before the project moves forward. During the remodel, we work efficiently and respectfully, paying attention to the disruption that comes with remodeling a room your family depends on every day.
The final result matters, but the process matters too.
Bathroom remodeling timelines depend on the size of the project, material selections, tile work, plumbing and electrical work, inspections, shower glass, vanities, countertops, ventilation, flooring, and whether the remodel is part of a larger renovation.
A focused bathroom update may move more quickly than a full primary bathroom remodel, shower enlargement, layout change, or bathroom addition. Projects with custom tile, plumbing relocation, specialty glass, or extensive finish work usually require more planning and coordination.
During the consultation and planning process, Cedar Grove Construction can review the bathroom and help set a more realistic timeline based on the actual scope.
The team at CGC have been amazing. The process to renovate our house has been seem less and enjoyable. Scott, Shannon, and Corey have ensured all questions and concerns were addressed and went above and beyond throughout the process. We highly recommend CGC to anyone looking for a trusted and experienced team to assist with any project.
A bathroom remodel may connect to other improvements throughout the home. Cedar Grove Construction can also help with:
Often the home needs multiple interior updates.
Occasionally the addition includes a bathroom, primary suite, or guest space.
Often the project includes a bathroom in a secondary structure.
Occasionally the bathroom is part of a larger renovation.
Often the project includes a new or remodeled basement bathroom.
Occasionally the remodel is part of a larger property improvement plan.
Cedar Grove Construction provides bathroom remodeling services in Northern Utah County and Southern Salt Lake County, creating comfortable, functional spaces built with quality craftsmanship that adds long‑term value to your home.
Cedar Grove Construction handles primary bathroom remodels, hall bathroom remodels, guest bathrooms, basement bathrooms, shower remodeling, tub replacement, tub-to-shower conversions, vanity replacement, tile work, flooring, lighting, ventilation, storage improvements, and bathroom remodels that are part of larger renovations.
Bathroom remodeling cost depends on the size of the bathroom, shower or tub scope, tile selection, vanity and countertop choices, plumbing work, electrical work, lighting, ventilation, flooring, fixture selections, layout changes, and whether the bathroom is part of a larger remodel. The best way to understand cost is to review the bathroom and define the scope of work.
The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the remodel, material selections, tile work, plumbing and electrical work, inspections, shower glass, vanities, countertops, ventilation, flooring, and finish details. A focused update may move faster than a full primary bathroom remodel or layout change.
Some bathroom updates may not require the same level of permitting as larger remodels, but projects involving plumbing relocation, electrical upgrades, mechanical ventilation changes, new bathroom construction, structural changes, or major layout changes may require permits or inspections. Requirements vary by city and project scope.
Yes. Cedar Grove Construction can help with shower remodeling, including tile, waterproofing, fixtures, drains, niches, benches, glass, lighting, and layout improvements.
Yes. In many bathrooms, a tub can be converted to a shower. The project should be planned around plumbing, waterproofing, tile or surround materials, glass or enclosure options, flooring transitions, ventilation, and long-term usability.
Yes. Cedar Grove Construction can remodel existing basement bathrooms or help add a basement bathroom as part of a basement finishing project. Basement bathrooms should be planned around plumbing rough-ins, drain locations, ventilation, lighting, ceiling height, and the overall basement layout.
In many cases, yes. Bathroom remodeling can be disruptive, especially if the home has limited bathrooms. Cedar Grove Construction works efficiently and respectfully in occupied homes to help make the process as smooth and manageable as possible.
Cedar Grove Construction remodels bathrooms throughout Northern Utah County and Southern Salt Lake County, including Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Lehi, Alpine, Highland, Cedar Hills, Pleasant Grove, American Fork, Draper, Bluffdale, Herriman, Riverton, South Jordan, Sandy, Midvale, Cottonwood Heights, and nearby communities.
Your bathroom should make daily life more comfortable, not more frustrating. Whether you want a better shower, updated tile, improved lighting, more storage, a new vanity, better ventilation, a tub-to-shower conversion, a primary bathroom remodel, a basement bathroom, or a complete bathroom transformation, Cedar Grove Construction can help you understand the next step.
Tell us what is not working in your bathroom now. We will help you think through the project and decide the best path forward.
