D & W Builders — Commercial Construction and Custom Homes in Utah
Hotels, retail, office, industrial and multi-family — priced honestly, built fast, opened on time.
From 800 sq ft casitas to 7,000+ sq ft estates. Fixed scope, real schedules, and a builder who answers the phone.
We run homes on commercial infrastructure — real preconstruction, real scheduling, OSHA-30 supervision. Your build gets a general contractor, not a guess.
Preconstruction, procurement, build and closeout under one roof. Fewer handoffs is why projects finish when we say they will.
Two Divisions. One Standard.
Different clients, different buildings, same crew discipline and the same refusal to surprise you with a number.
Commercial Construction
Hotels, retail, office, industrial and multi-family across the country. Ground-up builds, tenant improvements and brand-standard renovations — delivered on a schedule your pro-forma can actually use.
Custom Homes
Ground-up custom homes, whole-home remodels, additions and basements across Utah. Fixed scope before we break ground, and a superintendent on site — not a subcontractor with a key.
Why It Matters
Most home builders can’t run a commercial schedule. Most commercial GCs can’t hit a custom-home finish. We do both, and each side sharpens the other.
Four Steps, No Surprises
The same process whether it’s a 120-key hotel or a house on five acres. The scale changes. The discipline doesn’t.
Consult & Budget
We walk the site, listen to what you actually want, and put a real number on it before anyone signs anything. If the budget and the vision don’t meet, you’ll hear it from us first — not six months in.
Design & Preconstruction
Value engineering and a schedule built backwards from your date. Commercial: brand submittals and franchise approvals. Homes: selections and allowances locked before framing.
Build
An OSHA-30 superintendent on site, one point of contact, and weekly updates you don’t have to chase. Procurement is managed so materials arrive when the schedule needs them.
Closeout & Handoff
Punch list, final inspections and warranty documentation. Commercial: ready for guests or tenants day one. Homes: keys, manuals and a builder who still picks up.
Commercial
Hospitality
Multi-Family
Office / TI
Retail & Restaurant
Industrial & Warehouse
Preconstruction
Custom Homes
Frequently Asked Questions
You have questions, we have answers.
Do you build custom homes?
Yes — it’s half of what we do. Our Custom Homes division builds ground-up custom homes, whole-home remodels, additions and basements across Utah, from 800 sq ft casitas to 7,000+ sq ft estates.
What areas do you serve?
Commercial: coast to coast, run out of our Utah headquarters. Custom homes: Utah — primarily Tooele, Salt Lake, Utah, Wasatch and Summit counties.
Why does a commercial contractor build houses?
Backwards question — it’s why our houses come in on time. Commercial work forces real preconstruction, real scheduling and real safety standards. Most custom builders don’t carry that infrastructure. We already had it.
Do you handle hotel PIPs?
Yes. We handle the full Property Improvement Plan process for Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, IHG, Wyndham and Choice — budgeting, value engineering, FF&E procurement and installation, phased to keep rooms in service.
How much does a custom home cost in Utah?
It depends on the lot, the finish level and the size — anyone quoting a price per square foot before seeing your site is guessing. We’ll walk the property and give you a real budget range before you commit to anything.
Can you help with FF&E procurement?
Yes. We source, warehouse and install furniture, fixtures and equipment so nothing shows up three weeks after you needed it.
Do you do design-build?
Yes, on both sides. One contract, one team, one point of accountability from concept through closeout.
How do you handle change orders?
In writing, priced, before the work happens. No surprise line items at the end.
They finished our renovation early — and we never went dark a single night.
Tell Us What You’re Building
Commercial or custom, the first conversation is the same: what you want, what it costs, and whether those two things agree. No charge, no pressure.