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Every week a rental sits empty costs you money. BPR Remodeling (Utah Contractor License #13276859-5501) remodels rental homes for landlords and property managers across the Wasatch Front, from quick turnovers between tenants to full remodels and new basement apartments.

What We Do for Landlords

  • Turnovers between tenants: paint, flooring, fixtures, doors, hardware and repairs
  • Durable upgrades: waterproof LVP flooring, quartz counters, solid-surface showers and steel or fiberglass doors that hold up to tenants
  • Kitchen and bathroom remodels that raise the rent you can ask
  • Window and door replacement to cut tenant complaints and utility costs
  • Basement apartments with egress windows, permits and a separate entrance

Built Around Your Schedule

You get one written quote for the whole turnover and a schedule built around your next move-in date. We send photo updates, so you don’t need to visit the property, and we work directly with your property manager if you have one.

Add a Basement Rental

Since 2021, Utah law has generally required cities to allow internal accessory dwelling units, such as a basement apartment, in owner-occupied single-family homes. Read our basement finishing cost guide for the rules and the payback math.

Ask About Builder Pricing

Business clients pay builder price on materials, and homeowners can get it through our Winter Model Home Program. Ask whether your rental project qualifies.

Rental remodel project photos will be added here.

Rental Remodeling FAQ

How fast can you turn over a rental between tenants?

Paint, flooring and fixture turnovers are often finished in one to two weeks. Kitchen or bathroom remodels take longer; we give you a schedule in writing before we start.

Do you work with property managers?

Yes. We can coordinate access, photos and approvals with your property manager, and send photo updates during the project.

Can you add a basement apartment to a rental or my home?

Yes. Since 2021 Utah law generally requires cities to allow internal accessory dwelling units in owner-occupied single-family homes. We design the unit, add egress windows and pull the permits your city requires.

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