
Reshape what you already have
The house works for someone else’s life, not yours. We rework the spaces you actually use so they fit how your household lives now.
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A licensed general contracting group working with homeowners, property managers, and vacation rental owners across Summit and Wasatch counties.
Send it Monday through Friday and we’ll reply the same business day.


Multi-trade specialists — so a project doesn’t stall waiting on four different subs.

The house works for someone else’s life, not yours. We rework the spaces you actually use so they fit how your household lives now.
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A kitchen or bath that needs stripping out and rebuilding — done once, done right, by a licensed contractor.
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The jobs that keep piling up, or the thing that just broke. One call covers both, and the same team handles it.
Request an Estimate →A rental that can’t be occupied is losing money every night it sits. We know what that costs, and we work to get properties back in service.
Park City, Heber, Midway, Kamas. Every photo in this gallery is a Peak Trades Group job — no stock, no staging.

















































You send us the details of your project.
The same business day, Monday through Friday.
The project, and what it actually involves.
We agree the next steps and get it booked in.
Park City, Midway, Heber City, Kamas, Oakley, Wanship, Hoytsville and Coalville — across Summit and Wasatch counties. If you’re close to that, ask.
Send it Monday through Friday and we reply the same business day. We’ll talk through the project and agree a time from there.
The form asks for your name and number, where the project is, and a short description of the work. Start there and we’ll follow up for anything else.
Straight from our Google Business Profile, in our customers’ own words.
Send us details of your project and we’ll take it from there.
Coalville · Hoytsville · Wanship · Oakley · Kamas · Park City · Midway · Heber City
Towns and junctions are plotted from their actual coordinates. The dashed area shows roughly where we work — Summit and Wasatch counties — not a surveyed boundary. Near the edge of it? Ask.