Wasatch Front · Utah · Est. 2014

Handyman,
remodeler,
problem‑solver.

One craftsman, one truck, one phone number. From a stubborn drawer to a full bathroom retile — done right, on time, and cleaned up after.

A long cedar privacy fence Sven built running down a Salt Lake City sidewalk at dusk
Recent work
Cedar privacy fence · Salt Lake City
12
years on the Wasatch Front
340+
projects completed
18
neighborhoods served
4.9★
from 92 Google reviews
Sven on a job site at night, framing a new fence panel
Behind the work
Sven Eriksson
Meet Sven

Twelve years, one phone number, and a real respect for your house.

I grew up watching my dad fix everything in a 1920s house in Murray — drywall, plumbing, the temperamental boiler. Some of it was elegant. Some of it taught me how not to do it. Both have served me well.

I started Sven Firebrand in 2014 after years on bigger remodel crews. I wanted to do the kind of work I'd want done in my own house: explained before it starts, priced before it starts, and tidied up before I leave.

If you can't picture how it ends, I'll draw it on a napkin before I touch a tool. No surprises — that's the whole job.
Sven · Owner, on the tools, on every job
What I do

A short list. Done thoroughly.

If it's not on this list, ask — I'll either say yes, or point you to someone honest who does it for a living.

Drywall & patches

Cracks, holes, water damage, full-room repaints. Texture-matched.

Interior paint

Single rooms to whole-home repaints. Clean tape lines, no drips.

Tile & backsplashes

Kitchens, baths, mudrooms. Subway, mosaic, large-format porcelain.

Carpentry & trim

Baseboard, casing, built-ins, doors that finally close right.

Decks & exteriors

Board replacement, refinishing, stairs, railings, fascia repair.

Light fixture install

Pendants, sconces, chandeliers. Your fixtures, my install.

Door & window trim

Sticking doors, fresh casing, weatherstrip, hardware swaps.

Plumbing fixtures

Faucets, toilets, garbage disposals, hose bibs. Within scope of license.

How it works

Four steps. No mystery.

The biggest source of contractor stress is not knowing what comes next. So here it is, in order.

01
Call

Tell me what's going on

Text or call. I ask a few questions, look at your photos, and tell you on the spot if it's a fit.

02
Visit

I come look

Free, 15–30 min walkthrough. I measure, take notes, and talk through options out loud.

03
Quote

A clear written number

Itemized estimate within a business day. Materials, labor, timeline. No 'allowances' to gotcha you.

04
Done

I do the work — and clean up

Start on the day we set. Daily updates. Site swept every night. Final walkthrough before payment.

Reviews

Neighbors who've been there.

From Google, with permission. Full names available on request — I shortened them here for privacy.

“Sven gave me a real number, started the day he said he would, and finished a day early. The first contractor I've recommended to my mom.”
Hannah K.
Holladay · Bathroom retile
“He patched a ceiling we'd been embarrassed about for three years in an afternoon. You honestly can't see where the leak was.”
Marcus J.
Sugar House · Drywall + paint
“Showed up exactly when he said. Brought his own dropcloths. Vacuumed before he left. This is what I wish 'professional' meant by default.”
Priya & Will
Sandy · Trim + door swap
4.9 average from 92 Google reviews
Read all reviews on Google
Ready when you are

Got a list? Let's knock it out.

Most quotes go out within a business day. No high-pressure sales, no upsell theater — just an honest number and a date.