Outdoor Living Services Across Utah County

While we focus primarily on Alpine, Highland, Lehi, American Fork, Lindon, and Cedar Hills, we may consider projects in nearby Utah County areas depending on project scope, complexity, and feasibility. Contact us to discuss your specific location—we'll let you know if we can support your project or recommend alternatives if we're not the right fit.

Location influences multiple project factors: terrain characteristics (Alpine's hillsides versus Lehi's flatter areas), soil types and drainage patterns, municipal building codes and permit requirements, HOA regulations in specific neighborhoods, and even material availability and project logistics. Understanding these location-specific variables helps us design and build more effectively.

Project costs are based on scope, materials, site conditions, and complexity—not your city itself. However, challenging terrain (common in Alpine or Highland) naturally requires more excavation and structural work, which affects project investment. Distance from our base of operations is minimal within Utah County and doesn't significantly impact pricing for our standard service areas.

Almost any residential property can benefit from professional outdoor living construction—the question is determining the right approach for your specific site. A consultation allows us to evaluate your property's opportunities and constraints, discuss your goals, and recommend solutions that work within your terrain, budget, and timeline. Whether you have a flat lot or challenging hillside, we'll identify what's possible.

Yes, we manage permit coordination and ensure compliance with building codes in all cities we serve. Each Utah County city has its own requirements for retaining walls, grading, and landscape construction. We're familiar with these local regulations and handle the permitting process as part of your project, so you don't have to navigate municipal requirements yourself.