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ONYX Bros  /  Logan, Utah

General Contractor in Logan, Utah

Home additions, whole-home renovations, and big structural remodels across Cache Valley. One contract, one schedule, and two owners who run the job from the first permit to the final walkthrough.

Get a Free Estimate Call or Text (208) 242-7752
Services/General Contractor
What We Do

A residential general contractor you actually talk to

Most of our work is remodeling. When a project grows past one room, into an addition, a gutted house, or walls coming out, it needs someone running the whole thing. That's the general contracting side of ONYX Bros.

Ryan and Tyler scope the job, pull the permits, set the schedule, and manage every trade in the right order, from the foundation and framing for the addition through the drywall, tile, trim, and paint. You get one contract and one point of contact, and the people who gave you the estimate are on site while it's built.

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Scope & itemized estimate

We walk the property with you and price every phase, so you can see what's driving the number.

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Permits & inspections

Applications, plan review, and every inspection booked so the job doesn't stall between phases.

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Scheduling & materials

Lead times ordered ahead, trades lined up in sequence, and a realistic timeline you can plan around.

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Every trade, coordinated

Structure, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, insulation, and finishes, managed by us from start to finish.

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Updates & one point of contact

You always know what's happening this week and who's responsible for it.

General Contracting Projects

The jobs that need a GC

If a project touches the structure, more than a couple of trades, or the permit office, it's a general contracting job. These are the ones we take on most.

On the job
Down to the framingA floor opened all the way to the joists so the structure underneath could be rebuilt right. That's what “structural” looks like on an ONYX job.
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    Additions

    Home additions

    More room without moving. We take an addition from foundation and framing to a finished space that looks like it was always part of the house.

    • Bedroom & family rooms
    • Primary suites
    • Bump-outs & mudrooms
    • Garage conversions
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    Whole Home

    Whole-home renovations

    Gut renovations and multi-room remodels, phased so the house stays as livable as possible while the kitchen remodel, the baths, and the rest come together.

    • Full gut renovations
    • Older-home updates
    • Multi-room remodels
    • Pre-sale & move-in
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    Structural

    Structural & layout changes

    Floors opened to the joists, walls coming out, beams going in, and new floor plans, plus basement apartments and suites with their own baths, kitchens, and egress.

    • Floor & subfloor rebuilds
    • Open floor plans & beams
    • Basement apartments
    • Egress windows
How A GC Job Runs

Every phase, in order, on one schedule

An addition is a relay. Each phase has to finish, and often pass inspection, before the next can start. Keeping that sequence tight is the job of a general contractor, and it's where projects either stay on schedule or don't.

Plans & permitsScope, layout, and the permit application
Site & foundationExcavation, footing inspection, then the foundation
Framing & roofWalls, floor, roof, and tie-in to the house
Rough-insPlumbing, electrical, and HVAC, then the framing and rough-in inspection
Insulation & drywallInsulated and inspected, then drywall hung and finished
FinishesFlooring, tile, trim, cabinets, and paint
Final inspection & walkthroughFinal inspection, punch list, and handoff
Work in progressInspectionIllustrative addition schedule. Every job gets its own schedule up front.
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Point of contact, start to finish. Ryan and Tyler own the schedule, so when something shifts, you hear it from them, along with the plan to keep the job moving.

Building In Cache Valley

What we plan for on Logan jobs

A general contractor in Logan isn't working in a generic market. The houses, the weather, and the permit offices here all shape how a big project should be run.

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Older homes open up

Around downtown and on the Island, opening a wall in an older home can turn up outdated wiring, old plumbing, or framing that was never built for what's planned. We budget time for it and tell you what we find before we fix it.

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Winter sets the calendar

Long, cold Cache Valley winters shape when foundation and exterior work make sense. We plan additions so the house is closed in before the hard weather, and keep interior work moving all year.

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Every town, its own office

Logan City, the surrounding cities, and Cache County each run their own permits and inspections. We know who to call in each one and keep the paperwork from holding up the crew.

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Growing families, growing homes

Plenty of Cache Valley households outgrow a house they love. An addition or a finished basement suite is often the way to stay put, and we help you weigh which one fits the lot and the budget.

As Featured On HouzzTV

Renovating an older home the right way

Ryan sat down with Houzz to talk about modernizing older houses: which hidden plumbing and wiring problems matter most, and why the most expensive renovation isn't always the one that adds the most value.

HouzzTV · September 2026
Ryan and Tyler Wakley, owners of ONYX Bros in Logan, Utah

We're Ryan and Tyler. We've spent more than a decade building and remodeling homes around Cache Valley. On a big project you don't get handed off to a project manager you've never met. You get us, on site, from the permit to the punch list.

Ryan & Tyler Wakley · About ONYX Bros

Reviews

What Cache Valley homeowners say

5.0 ★  ·  12 Google reviews  ·  4 on Houzz

★★★★★
“If you are looking for immaculate and precise work, he’s your guy! He has done multiple jobs throughout our house from painting, electrical, framing, cabinet install, and tiling.”
Shelby Andrus · Google Review
★★★★★
“From start to finish, the remodel experience was exceptional.”
Jennifer Ashby · Google Review
★★★★★
“He is very easy to work with and keeps you informed on the project as it progresses.”
Julia Haws · Google Review

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Areas We Serve

General contracting in Logan and across Cache Valley

We're based in Logan and take on additions and whole-home renovations from Preston down to Wellsville, with the same owners running every job.

Preston, ID · Franklin, ID · Richmond, UT · Smithfield, UT · Hyde Park, UT · North Logan, UT · Logan, UT · Providence, UT · Nibley, UT · Hyrum, UT · Wellsville, UT

Good Questions

General contractor questions

What does a general contractor do on a home project?
A general contractor runs the whole job. That means the estimate and scope, permits, the schedule, ordering materials, coordinating every trade in the right order, booking inspections, and making sure the finished work matches what you agreed to. With ONYX Bros, that's Ryan and Tyler, and you have one point of contact from start to finish.
Do I need a general contractor for a home addition?
For most additions, yes. An addition touches the foundation, framing, roof, plumbing, electrical, heating, insulation, drywall, and finishes, and each phase has to pass inspection before the next one starts. A general contractor keeps that sequence moving and takes responsibility for the whole result instead of leaving you to coordinate it.
How much does a home addition or whole-home renovation cost in Logan?
It depends on the size, the structure involved, and the finishes you choose. A bedroom bump-out, a second-story addition, and a full gut renovation are very different budgets. We walk the property with you, talk through what you want and what you want to spend, and give you a clear, itemized estimate so you can see what's driving the number.
Who pulls the permits?
We do. Inside Logan, permits and inspections go through Logan City's building department, and other Cache Valley towns and unincorporated areas have their own offices. We handle the applications, schedule the inspections, and keep the job moving between them.
Can we live in the house during a whole-home renovation?
Often, yes. We plan the work in phases so part of the house stays livable, and we tell you ahead of time when the kitchen, a bathroom, or the water will be out. For the biggest gut renovations, some families choose to stay elsewhere for part of the job, and we'll help you plan the timing.
When is the best time to start an addition in Cache Valley?
Plan early. Foundation and exterior work go best outside the coldest part of a Cache Valley winter, so many homeowners start design and permits in late winter to break ground in spring. Interior renovations can run year-round. Call us a few months ahead and we'll help you line up the schedule.
Are you a general contractor or a remodeler?
Both. Kitchen, bathroom, and basement remodels are most of what we do, and we take on general contracting for larger projects like additions and whole-home renovations. ONYX Bros is licensed and insured, and either way you work directly with Ryan and Tyler.
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  6. 06Finish Carpentry→
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  8. 08Flooring Installation→
  9. 09Interior Painting→
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Let's Build

Planning an addition or a big renovation?

Tell us what you're thinking, even if it's just a sketch on a napkin. We'll walk the property with you, talk through what's possible, and give you a clear, itemized estimate. No pressure, just straight answers from the owners who'll run the job.

Get a Free Estimate Call Ryan or Tyler at (208) 242-7752

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