DreamMaker Utah Valley: Amie and Jeremy Page and Their Journey with DreamMaker
Amie and Jeremy Page of Provo, Utah, have spent over 22 years building a life together. In October 2025, that partnership took on a new chapter with the grand opening of DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Utah Valley.
Previous Experience and Finding DreamMaker
Jeremy’s background includes serving as a United States Air Force officer, working as a software product manager at Adobe, and teaching finance at BYU.
Amie’s background includes working at BYU Law School, serving as PTA president, and raising their children.
In their search for the right business for the next stage of their life, the remodeling business that DreamMaker represents appealed to Jeremy for the opportunities to be creative, solve problems, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of individual families.
“He saw that DreamMaker had amazing reviews for their systems, training, and the mutual support of the franchisee network.”
— Amie Page
A Mutual Decision
DreamMaker’s franchise development team helped Amie and Jeremy through the company’s 8-Step Mutual Evaluation Process, throughout which both parties (the Pages and DreamMaker) felt they were a good fit for each other. “In the beginning, we felt like we were dating DreamMaker, and as it turns out, we kind of were!” Amie said, laughing.
For Jeremy, the decision came down to the systems that were put in place:
“Systems and support are very important to us, and DreamMaker provided that more so than any other franchises we were talking to.”
— Jeremy Page
Preparation and Grand Opening
At Discovery Day in Waco, Texas, Amie and Jeremy met with every department at headquarters and got real experience with the tools that they would be using. They followed up with training that included a “Week in the Life of a Franchisee” experience with the East Georgia team. “That was probably my biggest takeaway,” Jeremy said. “It was so great to dive into the software, and to walk through an active job site visit and see the operation in action.”
That preparation showed up on opening day. Around 100 people, including the Chamber of Commerce, family, friends, and community connections, came out to celebrate Amie and Jeremy’s new 1,200 sq ft Design Center.
“It was a big sense of accomplishment. We had worked so hard, and suddenly we had something tangible, something we could touch, feel, see, and show people.”
— Amie Page
Team, Network, and Purpose
Amie and Jeremy hired an office manager in the fall of 2025, a decision they call one of their best, and have leaned on DreamMaker’s network of fellow Utah owners along the way.
“The DreamMaker network has become a huge resource.”
— Jeremy Page
Their goals have always gone beyond the business itself. They want to provide for their family, create opportunities for their children and others, and give back to their local community. Through DreamMaker, they are able to make these dreams a reality.