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A brick bungalow with a single-story addition framed beside it on a new foundation
Salt Lake County, Utah

Home builder and roofing contractor in Salt Lake County

Salt Lake County ranges from historic Salt Lake City bungalows to new southwest-valley neighborhoods in Herriman and Riverton, and each city runs its own permit office, so we plan the approval path before we plan the schedule.

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Building in Salt Lake County: what we plan for

  • Teardown-and-rebuild and infill projects in Holladay, Millcreek and Salt Lake City come with neighbors close by, which means tidy sites and clear communication.
  • Foothill areas like Draper, Sandy and Cottonwood Heights can carry extra review for slope and hillside development.
  • Southwest-valley cities such as Herriman, Riverton and Bluffdale still offer buildable lots for custom homes.

Services in Salt Lake County

Custom Home BuildingIn Salt Lake County the permit path depends on which city or unincorporated area your lot sits in, so we map the approvals before we promise a start date.RoofingFrom older Salt Lake City homes with low-slope porch roofs to new southwest-valley builds, we match the roofing system to the pitch instead of using one approach everywhere.Home Additions and ADUsTight lots in Holladay, Millcreek and Salt Lake City reward careful additions: a second story or a compact detached ADU can add space without giving up the yard.

Also in Salt Lake County: build on your lot, siding and exteriors, patio covers and awnings, general contracting.

Cities we serve in Salt Lake County

  • Salt Lake City
  • Sandy
  • Draper
  • South Jordan
  • West Jordan
  • Riverton
  • Herriman
  • Bluffdale
  • Holladay
  • Cottonwood Heights
  • Millcreek
  • Murray
  • Taylorsville
  • West Valley City

Common questions

Does every Salt Lake County city have its own building permit process?

Yes. Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper and the other cities each run their own permit and inspection office, and unincorporated areas have their own as well. We handle the application with whichever jurisdiction your address falls in.

Can I tear down and rebuild in Holladay, Millcreek or Salt Lake City?

Usually. A rebuild needs a demolition permit, utility disconnects and a new building permit, and on a close-in street a tidy site and good communication with neighbors matter. We plan all of it before demolition starts.

Do foothill lots in Draper, Sandy or Cottonwood Heights need extra review?

They can. Hillside areas may carry extra requirements for grading, drainage and soils reports. We find out what applies to your lot early, because it affects both the schedule and the budget.

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