Bathroom Remodeling in Salt Lake City, Utah
Bathrooms for Salt Lake City homes, from guest baths and basement showers to primary suites, designed with Kelvin Lemmon around how you actually get ready.
Salt Lake City Bathrooms Planned Around Your Routine
Salt Lake City homeowners bring Kelvin Lemmon's team a wide range of bathroom work. One family needed a safer bathroom while recovering from a fall. Another had a shower added to a main floor bathroom, and others redid a guest bath or put a tiled shower in the basement. The crew works to keep sheetrock dust inside the work area and cleans up before leaving each day.
Bathroom Styles to Bring to Your Salt Lake City Consultation
Browse completed 3 Day Kitchen & Bath bathrooms for layout and finish ideas, then let Kelvin measure your space and turn the ones you like into a written plan.
Better Mornings
A double vanity layout so two people can get ready side by side.
More Room to Breathe
Wider showers and open vanities that make a small Millcreek bathroom feel bigger.
Room to Recharge
A tiled shower Kelvin plans as the calm few minutes of your day.
Confidence Starts Here
Vanity lighting set so Salt Lake mornings start off on the right foot.
End the Day Well
A tub or shower designed to be the last calm part of your day.
A Bathroom That Fits Your Next Chapter
A shower that is easier to step into, good lighting and room to move matter when someone in the house is recovering from a fall or planning to stay in the home for years.
Clean & Minimal
Fixtures and tile kept simple so the bathroom is easy to maintain.
Warm & Organic
Natural stone and warm tile that soften an older Salt Lake bathroom.
Classic & Refined
Details chosen to still look sharp long after the remodel is finished.
Done in Days, Not Months
How long does a bathroom remodel usually take?
That depends on the approach. Because every decision is made and every material is on hand before we start, our part is measured in days.
Most projects finish in 3 to 7 days; larger or multi-room projects run longer, shown by the lighter bar. Ranges for the other approaches are industry averages from our remodeling FAQ. Your project’s exact timeline is quoted in writing and guaranteed before work begins.
Where we work
Bathroom remodeling in Salt Lake City and nearby
We work out of the Wasatch Front along I-15. Most of our bathroom remodeling projects are within a short drive, in neighborhoods like Sugar House, Holladay and Murray. If you are not sure whether your address is in our area, call us and we will tell you straight.
Communities we serve
- Salt Lake City
- Sandy
- Murray
- Draper
- Holladay
- Cottonwood Heights
- Millcreek
- Midvale
- West Jordan
- South Jordan
- Taylorsville
- West Valley City
- Riverton
- Herriman
Reviews from this location
What Salt Lake City homeowners say about their bathroom remodels
Kelvin was a fantastic contractor and he and his brother did a fabulous job remodeling our guest bathroom. We love the work so much and would recommend their company to anyone!
I love my new bathroom and I would give Kelvin and his crew even a higher rating if it was possible. Kelvin was so helpful in working with me to decide the layout and materials that best suited what I wanted my bathroom to be like. The remodel was done in the time frame that they had set up and everyone was so helpful and good to work with. I plan on having them do another bathroom for me in the future.
I highly recommend 3 Day Kitchen & Bath-Salt Lake. They remodeled my bathroom in just 3 days as promised. I have never had a remodel go this quickly. Kelvin, Ilan and their team were so friendly and respectful of our space. The whole process was so easy and the shower looks amazing! I will definitely call them for my next home remodeling project.
Ready to Plan Your Salt Lake City Bathroom?
Kelvin's team will come out, measure the room and talk through layout and materials with you, then leave a written price and timeline at no charge.
Bathroom Design and Remodeling in Salt Lake City, Utah
3 Day Kitchen & Bath modernizes Salt Lake bathrooms in days, not months. Visit Temple Square, tour the Utah State Capitol, zip line at Utah Olympic Park, or ski the Wasatch Mountains while we handle the remodel.
Questions we get
Questions Salt Lake City homeowners ask
Can you make a bathroom easier to use after an injury or for aging in place?
Yes. One Salt Lake City bathroom remodel was done specifically to help a homeowner recovering from a fall, and another added a shower to a main floor bathroom. Share who uses the room and what is hard about it today during the consultation, and Kelvin will build the layout and selections around those needs.
How many days will we be without the bathroom?
Most bathroom projects take 3 to 7 days on site, and larger or multi-room projects run longer. Salt Lake homeowners have had a bathroom finished in three days, as promised. If it is the only bathroom in the house, raise that early so the dates and the order of work can be planned with your household in mind.
Can you add a shower where there was not one before?
Yes. Reviews from this area describe a shower added to a main floor bathroom and a new tiled shower, with its own light, built in a basement. Kelvin schedules the plumbing, countertop, shower surface and glass door installers who work with his crew, so your dedicated team arrives in order and on the dates set.
Will dust and debris spread through the rest of the house?
The crew works to keep sheetrock dust and materials inside the work area, and homeowners here mention daily cleanup before the team leaves. Reviews also note no damage to the rooms connected to the bathroom. Ask during the consultation how the space will be closed off in your home, especially if the bathroom opens onto a bedroom.
Is the bathroom price fixed before you start?
Yes. After the design visit you receive a written price and a written timeline, and both are settled before any demolition. Because the tile, vanity, fixtures and glass are chosen up front, there are no mid-project change orders pushing the number up once work is underway in your Salt Lake City home.
Can you do more than one bathroom, or a bathroom with the kitchen?
Yes. Salt Lake homeowners have had a kitchen plus both upstairs bathrooms remodeled, and others returned months later for a downstairs bath or a guest bath. Combining rooms means a longer stay on site than a single bathroom, and the written timeline will show exactly how long.
Start Planning Your Bathroom With Kelvin
Call when the guest bath has waited long enough, or when someone in the family needs a bathroom that is easier to use.