Your Renovation Investment Guide
Every home is different, and every remodel should be priced that way. Instead of a one-size-fits-all rate sheet, we've put together real cost ranges from completed projects across Utah County — so you can start planning your budget before we ever step foot in your home.
Why We Price In Ranges, Not Flat Rates
Custom remodeling depends on structural conditions, the materials you choose, and local code requirements — three variables that make every project unique.
"No two homes are alike, which means no two remodels are identical. The figures below represent real investments from completed projects in the greater Utah County area. Use these ranges to help shape your budget before we schedule your in-home consultation."
Structural Needs
Moving walls, plumbing, or electrical adds engineering and labor that a cosmetic-only update doesn't require.
Material Choices
Laminate versus quartz, semi-custom versus solid-wood cabinetry — the products you select move the number more than anything else.
Local Code Requirements
Utah County and city-specific inspections can affect scope, especially on additions and full reconfigurations.
2026 Investment Ranges By Service
Select a service below to see typical investment tiers, from a light refresh to a full custom transformation.
Kitchens are the room homeowners upgrade most — and the one where scope has the widest range, from a simple refresh to a full structural overhaul.
Minor Refresh
Update the kitchen you have without changing its footprint.
- Refacing existing cabinet boxes
- New durable countertops (quartz or laminate)
- Updated plumbing fixtures
- New appliances in the existing layout
Full Custom Transformation
Reshape the room around how your family actually cooks and gathers.
- Complete layout change
- Semi-custom or custom solid-wood cabinetry
- New flooring and island addition
- Upgraded lighting throughout
Luxury / Chef's Kitchen
A no-compromise kitchen built around premium finishes and an open layout.
- Structural wall removal to open the space
- Custom ceiling work
- Premium, paneled appliances
- High-end natural stone surfaces
Whether it's a guest bath or your primary suite, bathroom investment mostly comes down to one question: are we keeping the existing plumbing footprint, or moving it?
Pull & Replace
A full cosmetic upgrade that keeps everything in place.
- Replace the tub/shower in the same footprint
- New vanity and toilet
- No plumbing lines relocated
- Updated tile and fixtures
Full Gut & Reconfiguration
Rebuild the room from the studs out and rethink the layout entirely.
- Relocating fixtures (e.g. tub to walk-in shower)
- Full tile surround
- Custom vanity
- New electrical and lighting
Additions require new foundation, framing, and often a roof tie-in — which is why scope, not square footage alone, drives the investment.
Single Room / Bump-Out
A focused expansion for one additional room.
- Basic 12x12 bedroom or office addition
- Standard slab foundation
- Standard framing
- Matched exterior finishes
Master Suite / Addition With Bath
A larger, multi-room expansion with its own plumbing.
- Larger multi-room expansion
- Complex roof tie-ins
- Full foundation work
- New plumbing tie-ins for a bathroom
What's Included In Your Investment
Transparency means knowing exactly what you're paying for. Here's what's built into every Rock Creek Construction project, regardless of size.
Design & Engineering
Project Management
Permits & Cleanup
Figures above reflect 2026 project costs in the American Fork and greater Utah County area and are provided for planning purposes. Your exact investment will depend on the specifics of your home and the scope we define together.