The kitchen is where your home actually lives. If it’s not working — tight on storage, awkward to cook in, dated finishes, isolated from the rest of the house — every other room suffers for it. Pyne Renovations & Design has been designing and building custom kitchen remodels across Utah County and Wasatch County since 2008.
What a Pyne Kitchen Remodel Includes
- Custom cabinetry — Semi-custom and full-custom options, painted and stained finishes
- Countertops — Quartz, granite, marble, butcher block, and porcelain slab
- Kitchen islands — Prep islands, seating islands, and double-island layouts
- Backsplash — Subway, handmade tile, slab, and full-height stone
- Flooring — Hardwood, engineered wood, luxury vinyl, and tile
- Lighting design — Recessed, pendant, under-cabinet, and accent
- Appliance integration — Built-in and panel-ready appliance packages
- Plumbing & electrical — Full rough-in and finish
Layouts Designed Around How You Actually Cook
A beautiful kitchen that doesn’t work is a failed kitchen. Before we ever talk finishes, we talk about how your family uses the space. How many cooks at once? Where does homework happen? Is the kitchen a hosting space or a heads-down workspace? The layout decisions we make from those answers are what separate a remodel that lasts 20 years from one you regret in two.
Open Concept vs. Defined Kitchen
The open-concept kitchen has dominated remodeling for two decades — but the pendulum is swinging back toward defined spaces with broad doorways and sight lines. We’ll help you decide what fits your home, your lifestyle, and your resale market, instead of defaulting to whatever’s trending.
Investment & Timeline
Mid-range custom kitchen remodels in Utah typically run $55K–$120K depending on scope, finishes, and structural changes. Timeline is generally 8–14 weeks from demo to final walkthrough. We provide a written, itemized estimate before any work begins — and we don’t move the number on you mid-project.
Real Results, Real Reviews
Browse our photo gallery and before-and-after page to see what’s possible — or check our Google and Houzz reviews from Utah homeowners who’ve been where you are.