AR SOLUTIONS LLC · UTAH
Farmington’s Main Street and Clark Lane districts reflect part of the city’s architectural story. For your own home, start with the details you want to keep and the relationship between original spaces and new work.
Tell us about your projectShow the trim, corners, doors and other features that should remain. A new finish can be discussed around these elements, whether your home is older or contemporary. Photograph the places where proposed plaster or paint meets a retained surface to help clarify preparation.
If a remodel brings old and new rooms together, include a simple plan or a sequence of photos. Tell us which colors, textures and materials carry through and where you want a deliberate change. Wall repairs, transitions and finish samples belong in that conversation.
Share any architectural or association requirements that apply to the work you propose. Include the documents you already have and the status of other work at the property. We discuss those conditions, protection and cleanup before the scope and schedule are agreed.
Share your location, scope and preferred dates. Availability for each project is confirmed after reviewing the details. Discuss my project
Share photographs and references for the look you want. Discuss colors, samples and how the new surfaces meet the elements you want to preserve.
A plan or sequence of photos helps. Identify which surfaces are new, what stays, and whether you want the finish to continue or change between rooms.
TELL US WHAT YOU NEED
Tell us about your space. Photos and measurements help; you do not need every detail figured out.