St. George, UT · Whole Home Remodel
Complete Condo Remodel in St. George, Utah
A St. George condo with vaulted ceilings, good light, and a view worth keeping, buried under decades of dated finishes. Viking gutted and rebuilt the whole interior: floor leveling, new LVP throughout, a complete kitchen rebuild with sage green cabinets and quartz counters, two full bathroom remodels, new lighting, and fresh finishes in every room, all while the owner was out of town.
- Location
- St. George, UT · Washington County
- Service
- Whole Home & Multi-Room Remodeling
- Property type
- Residential
Full Gut
Scope
Every room touched
Rebuilt
Kitchen
Sage cabinets, quartz counters
2
Bathrooms
Both fully remodeled
Remote
Owner
Photo and video updates throughout
What the customer called us about
The condo had a lot going for it: vaulted ceilings, good natural light, and a view that made the space worth investing in. What it needed was everything else. The kitchen was dated and cramped, both bathrooms had old tile and fixtures untouched for decades, and the floors were uneven and worn.
The owner was out of town for the duration of the project, which requires a different kind of contractor. When you cannot be on site, communication becomes the job.
What Viking did
- Demoed the existing finishes in every room
- Leveled the uneven subfloor throughout before any new flooring went down
- Installed new LVP flooring through the whole condo
- Rebuilt the kitchen completely: sage green cabinets, white quartz countertops, new appliances, new lighting
- Remodeled both bathrooms: vanities, tile, fixtures, and shower surfaces
- Refreshed the bedrooms and living areas with new finishes and paint
- Installed new lighting throughout, including the dining area fixture
- Sent the owner regular photo and video updates and documented every decision for approval before proceeding
Photographs from the job
Original photos taken by Viking Solutions on site in St. George.
Before
Finished
The owner was out of town, so communication became part of the scope
When a homeowner cannot be on site, they are relying entirely on their contractor to keep them informed. Viking sent regular photo and video updates throughout the project, so the owner always had a clear picture of where things stood without having to ask.
On a full gut remodel, unexpected things come up: subfloor conditions, plumbing configurations, material lead times. Each one was communicated clearly and approved by the owner before work proceeded. Nothing was assumed, and the owner came back to a finished condo, not a punch list.
Materials and products used
Luxury vinyl plank flooring
Dark tone, installed over a leveled subfloor through every room
Sage green cabinetry
Full kitchen rebuild with new hardware
White quartz countertops
Kitchen counters over the new cabinet run
Bathroom tile and fixtures
Both bathrooms: new vanities, tile, and shower surfaces
The result
The condo finally matches its setting: clean, modern, and finished in a way that respects the space and the view that made it worth the investment.
The kitchen and bathrooms drive most of the transformation, the leveled floors tie every room together, and the owner walked back into a completed home.
Worth knowing
Floor prep is the most skipped step and the most important one. New flooring over an uneven subfloor looks uneven, feels uneven, and fails faster. Level first, then install.
Questions about this kind of work
Does Viking Solutions do full condo remodels in St. George, Utah?
Yes. Viking handles complete interior remodels throughout St. George and Washington County, including condos, townhomes, and single-family homes. Full gut remodels that touch every room are a core part of what Viking does.
Can Viking manage a remodel if I am out of town?
Yes, and Viking is specifically set up to handle this well. The owner of this condo was out of town for the duration of the project. Viking provided regular photo and video updates, communicated any decisions that required owner input, and delivered a finished condo at the end, not a punch list.
Why does the subfloor need to be leveled before new flooring?
Luxury vinyl plank and other hard flooring products require a flat substrate to install correctly. If the subfloor has high spots or low spots, the flooring will telegraph those imperfections and you will see and feel them underfoot. Leveling adds time and cost upfront, but it determines whether the floors look and feel right for the long term.
What does a complete condo remodel typically include?
Demo of existing finishes, subfloor prep and leveling, new flooring throughout, a complete kitchen rebuild, one or more bathroom remodels, new lighting, painting, and finish work throughout. The scope varies by project, but the goal is a finished condo where every room has been done correctly.
How long does a full condo remodel take?
A complete interior remodel covering floors, kitchen, and bathrooms typically takes several weeks to a couple of months, depending on the size of the condo, material lead times, and complexity. Viking gives a realistic timeline during the estimate process, and if something affects the schedule you hear about it immediately.
Have something similar at your place?
Tell us what is going on and we will give you a clear scope and a clear quote before any work begins.