Hunting Tanner Construction specializes in basements today: finishing them, remodeling them, and building the rooms inside them, with a foundation designed to grow into broader residential construction.
Bedrooms, bathrooms, and living space, planned and managed from framing to final walkthrough.
Dated or poorly laid out? Reworking an existing basement changes how the whole home lives.
A conforming bedroom and a full bath: the two upgrades that add the most function.
A well-planned bar makes a basement feel like a destination, not a spare room.
Media rooms, game areas, and family rooms designed around how you actually live.
Quiet, comfortable work and workout space, separated from the rest of the house.
A basement finish touches nearly every construction trade: framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, insulation, drywall, paint, doors, trim, and flooring, sequenced in the right order and inspected at the right stages. When those pieces are coordinated well, the project feels surprisingly calm. When they aren't, homeowners get the stories you've heard from neighbors.
Every project runs on the same structure: a six-step process with a written scope, an itemized proposal, and change orders documented before any changed work proceeds.
A conforming bedroom and a full bathroom are the two additions that change how a basement counts, for daily life and for how the home functions with guests, teenagers, or family staying long-term. Bedrooms need proper egress windows and smoke detection; bathrooms need supply, drain, and ventilation done right. Both get planned around your home's existing rough-ins and window locations.
The big open room is the heart of most basement projects: movie nights, game tables, toy space, hosting. Good ones are designed deliberately, with TV wall placement decided before the electrical goes in, lighting zones instead of one switch, sound control in the ceiling, and storage built into the plan.
A snack center with a sink, drink fridge, microwave shelf, and real cabinetry keeps popcorn nights downstairs, and makes the space feel finished in a way paint alone never does. Full kitchenettes can also support long-term guests. We'll talk honestly about which level fits your budget and how each affects plumbing scope.
Basements make excellent offices and gyms for the same reasons: quiet, separation, and stable temperatures. Offices get planned for lighting quality and outlets where the desk actually goes. Gyms get durable flooring, mirrors, ventilation, and ceiling clearance checked before anything is built.
Homeowners deserve a straight answer on pricing, and the honest one is that basements vary widely. The main drivers are:
Rather than quoting a misleading per-square-foot number, we walk the space, write the scope, and price it line by line, so you can see exactly where the investment goes and adjust the plan before construction, not during it. If you share a target range early, we'll design the scope around it.
Most projects take anywhere from 6-10 weeks typically, depending on size, the number of wet areas, inspection scheduling, and selection lead times. Your proposal includes an estimated timeline for your specific scope, and weekly updates keep you current once work begins.
Planning something residential that isn't a basement, like a future kitchen, a larger remodel, an addition? We're focused on basements while the company builds its track record, but we're happy to hear what you're planning and tell you honestly whether we're the right fit or can point you in a good direction. Start the conversation.
All services are available across our service area: Saratoga Springs, Lehi, Herriman, and communities throughout Utah County.
Start with a straightforward conversation: what you have, what you want, and what it takes to get there. No pressure, no obligation.