The studio floor with a plan projected across it, sofas and armchairs set at its edge, and four people standing at its far end.
Fig. 01 — The studio floor

Bountiful, Utah

Walk your Bountiful remodel first.

Bountiful is established south Davis County, more remodels, additions, and infill than greenfield. Walk the new layout at full scale, against your existing home, to get the remodel right.

Established south Davis.

Bountiful is a settled, established city, so most projects here are remodels, additions, and infill rather than new builds. That means fitting new ideas into an older home, where the flow problems are easy to misjudge on paper. Walking the new layout at full scale is the cheapest way to get it right.

What that means for a Bountiful remodel.

Bountiful is one of the older suburbs on this stretch of the Wasatch Front, and a lot of its housing stock is mid-century: ramblers, split-levels, and homes that have already been added to once. Which is why most of what we walk here is a remodel rather than a new build.

Split-levels in particular are worth walking before demolition, because the thing that makes them awkward is vertical and a floor plan is not. Where the short flight of stairs lands, how the half-levels connect, whether opening one wall actually gives you the sightline you are imagining — none of that reads on a sheet, and all of it is obvious at full size.

The other Bountiful pattern is the hillside lot stepping up toward the mountains. If your addition is chasing a view, walk the room it is in before it is framed, not after.

Where you walk your Bountiful plan.

There is no studio in Bountiful, and you do not need one. Our Ogden studio is being built, about 25 minutes from Bountiful once it opens. Until then you walk your Bountiful plan at the Orem studio.

  • → Sessions run today at the Orem studio
  • → About 25 minutes from Bountiful once Ogden opens

Visit the Orem studio →

Looking down the length of a floor plan projected at 1:1, with three people standing in the great room at the far end.
Fig. 02 — A plan at full scale

What you catch in a session.

On an existing home or a tight lot, the expensive mistakes hide in how new plans meet old constraints.

  • 01 How an addition meets the existing house.
  • 02 Whether the remodel solves the flow problem or moves it.
  • 03 Room sizes that have to work in an older footprint.
  • 04 The kitchen-to-living flow once the wall comes out.
  • 05 Whether the addition keeps the light you have now.
A hall projected at true width on the studio floor, labelled HALL HARDWOOD, with a 5 foot 6 inch dimension called out beside it.
Fig. 03 — A hall at true width

On a constrained lot or in an existing home, catching this on paper is the difference between a clean build and an expensive surprise.

What a walk saves a Bountiful project.

80%

fewer change orders, on average.

Up to 40%

construction cost saved through value engineering.

Why the numbers move

A problem caught on the studio floor is a line on a PDF. The same problem caught on site is a change order.

Sessions run before the plans are stamped, while a fix is still a drawing revision.

Bountiful questions.

Is there a studio in Bountiful?

No, and the Ogden studio that will serve Bountiful is still under construction. Until it opens, Bountiful plans are walked at our Orem studio.

Where do I walk my plan today?

At the Orem studio, 352 Gold Tip Drive, Orem. When the Ogden studio opens it will be about 25 minutes from Bountiful.

Does this work for remodels and additions?

Yes, especially. Walking the new layout against your existing home is the cheapest way to get a remodel right.

Can I walk options before I pick them?

Yes. Seeing optional walls, bumpouts, and upgrades at true size is the point. You choose with clarity, not guesswork.

What should I bring?

Your plan in any format, and anyone who will live there.

Nearby & related.

Nearby in Weber & Davis

Walk it before you build it.

Walk your Bountiful plan.

Book a session at the Orem studio, or call. The first 30 minutes are free. If it is not worth it, walk out.

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