Residential Build Crews
GUZMAN THE BUILDER, LLC runs dedicated additions, remodel and concrete crews across the Wasatch Front. A real builder foreman walks your lot, pencils the numbers on the tailgate, and gives you an honest season for the work
One Build Season
A build runs on a real calendar, not on fake campaign years. Snow clears in spring and the concrete pours warm in early summer, framing tightens by midsummer, and the roof closing rides the fair fall days so interiors can settle quietly through the winter. On the line below each job type hangs in the season its crew works it, and every block links to the fuller story on the services page
When a house runs out of room, the cleanest answer is sideways or upward. Our crews build bedroom wings, primary suites and grade level additions on a real foundation, tied to your own roof lines. We sketch the footprint loose on the first visit so the numbers stay honest before a shovel turns
DetailsStuds, joists, beams and rafters all answer to a square layout. Our crews stand interior walls plumb, set engineered joists and LVL headers on the marks, and keep the plumb bob true so drywall hangs flat later. Light commercial tilt up and barndominium shells get the same discipline
DetailsWarm weather means concrete. Flatwork crews place and finish patios, driveways, walkways and shop slabs with control joints struck early and straight. Foundations go down from a clean grade, with forms set square, steel tied, and the mud delivered to the edge in one practiced run
DetailsWith framing up, a building needs its skin before the fall rain. Crews close the roof with underlayment laid true, step flashing turned where the valleys run, and shingle fields squared to the ridge. Windows set plumb and the sheathing reads tight so the interior can dry in clean
DetailsRemodeling is demolition plus carpentry plus patience. We gut the old room to the studs, plumb the supply lines straight, and rebuild millwork that sits flat against crowned walls. Field supervisors close each trade in the right order so cooking and bath routines barely notice
DetailsEvery municipality along the Wasatch Front wants drawings, approvals and staged sign offs. Our office walks the permit through land use, building and the final series so you never chase paper. When the framing inspector tours the building we stand with him, answers ready
DetailsHow We Walk It
Every project on our board started the same way, with a walk down the site and five plain questions answered in order. Read how a conversation becomes a signed build
We start with the room you live in today and the room you want next fall. You point, we measure, and together we separate needs from the extras that bulge a budget. A builder who listens first almost always bids truer
We talk your number before we draw a single line. Real materials have real prices, and we shape the scope at the start rather than trimming the finish at the end. Your budget stays your decision through every choice
Concrete wants warm weather, roofing wants dry days and electrical rough in waits on framing. We map a calendar that fits your family and the local season, then we hold that schedule like a promise
You meet your foreman on the walk. That same person answers your calls, buttons up the building each night and shows up with his own crew, not a stack of subcontractor cards. One face, one phone, one standard
Old houses hide rot, soft beams and rerouted plumbing. Our contract writes a clear clause for uncovered surprises so a fix becomes a calm photograph and one yes, never a quiet corner cut or a surprise invoice