Installation, beam design, and the restoration work that keeps an existing ceiling looking custom, not dated.
Full-room coffered grids designed and installed to match your home's scale, trim style, and finish.
Learn more →Exposed beam and box-grid treatments for great rooms, kitchens, and home theaters.
Learn more →Repair, refinish, or update an existing coffered or beamed ceiling that's cracked, faded, or dated.
Learn more →Southern Utah's dry air is hard on wood. Summer humidity often sits in the single digits, and homes swing between high-desert heat outside and constant AC inside. Lumber that isn't acclimated before install shrinks after it goes up. That leaves open miter joints, cracked caulk lines and gaps where beams meet drywall. We let materials acclimate in your home before building and use joinery and finishes that hold up to the dry climate.
Ceiling height matters too. Many newer homes in Desert Color, Little Valley and Stone Cliff have 10 to 12 foot great rooms and vaulted spaces. Those rooms need deeper beams and a bigger grid so the ceiling looks proportional instead of busy. Wiring for recessed lights, sconce lighting and ceiling fans gets planned into the layout before a single beam goes up.
We build ceilings across St. George, Washington, Ivins, Santa Clara, Hurricane and the newer communities around Desert Color, Little Valley and Stone Cliff. Planning a budget? See what a coffered ceiling costs in St. George, or browse all ceiling services.
Coffered grids suit formal living and dining rooms. Box beams fit casual family rooms and vaulted spaces. If you already have a feature ceiling, restoration is usually the best value.
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