After and Before

After and Before

I'm calling this After and Before, because I think the best pictures are the 'after' shots and I want everyone to see them first. This is a taste of what we do at Hampton Brother Builders.

 Here is a project we recently finished in Lehi. It's right across the street from the Bandwagon Park, for those of you who know Lehi.



New siding and windows have drastically improved the look and the life of this home.

These next three pictures are from the same spot. We created a more attractive entrance to the master bedroom. and converted part of the living room into another main floor bedroom. The hardwood was hidden under the carpet, and we finished that as well.

Finished

In Process

at the beginning

The Master Bedroom had two small closets. We used that space for a closet in the other bedroom and built a walk-in closet on the other side of the Master.

The Kitchen just needed a little TLC. New tile, cabinets, appliances and paint. We also added a small Transom above the door.

The Pantry Now

the pantry then

This home will soon be for sale. If you are interested in taking a look, please contact me.

Nathan Hampton

Hampton Brother Builders

801-602-3356

hamptonbrotherbuilders@gmail.com

House in Lehi, For Sale

Here's one of our recent projects. This is a newly remodeled home in Lehi. Its an older home but it dolled up nicely. It's for sale; contact me for information.

 The kitchen has been entirely rebuilt. It has all new cabinets, appliances, tile, counter tops. Everything is very nice.

New Carpet, doors, paint, closets, lights, mill work, handrail, windows, cabinets, fixtures, bathrooms, tile, stucco and paint. This home looks great.

Upstairs bathroom; all new.

Handrail in Lehi

We just finished a remodel in Lehi. Here is the handrail. The staircase in this home is a little cramped, but we did what we could to mitigate that without removing bearing walls or cutting a hole in the roof.

The simple, square, paint grade balusters are a favorite of mine. They give the handrail a clean look of strength. The newel posts are box newels. I built them myself to save money on the project. Building them saved about $900.

Deck in Farmington

Here's a deck remodel we did in Farmington. They replaced an existing deck.

The only thing left from the original is the footings for the large posts.

The handrail is redwood, which is an excellent exterior wood. It looks great but it does need some tlc: it has to be stained every couple of years.

The deck is a composite material put down with a hidden fastener system. Small metal clips are installed in the cracks between boards below the surface level. You cannot see the screws that hold the boards.



Barn Door

Here's a Barn Door in that vacation home in Summit County. 

This is a very interesting decorative door and can also solve some some design problems.

  

Paneling in Sundance

Here is a bedroom in a cabin up at Sundance in Provo Canyon. We did paneling on all the walls. Most got a wainscot (paneling up three feet), but the wall at the head of the bed got a substantial panel system. It includes a 'boxes within boxes' pattern and some raised panels in the in-most boxes. The whole thing has been distressed to go with the old-world theme of the rest of the cabin. Overall this was a great addition to a splendid room.

Radius Door Casing

One of my favorite pieces of custom carpentry is radius casing. Radius openings, windows, and doors are a great accent for homes.