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Utah County, Utah

Home builder and roofing contractor in Utah County

Utah County is one of the fastest-growing parts of the state, and that growth shows up as new lots in Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain, larger view lots in Alpine and Highland, and a steady need for roofing and exterior work on the homes already there.

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Building in Utah County: what we plan for

  • Alpine, Highland and Mapleton lots tend to be larger, which suits custom homes with shops, RV garages and covered outdoor living.
  • New-subdivision lots in Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain and Lehi often come with HOA design standards we review before drawing plans.
  • Provo expanded where detached ADUs are allowed after Utah's SB 284, opening backyard-unit options on qualifying lots.

Services in Utah County

Custom Home BuildingUtah County lots range from HOA subdivisions in Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain to larger parcels in Alpine, Highland and Mapleton, and each comes with different design rules.RoofingUtah County's building boom left many streets with roofs of similar age, so when one home needs a reroof, the neighbors are often not far behind.Home Additions and ADUsSB 284 opened detached ADUs on qualifying lots in Utah County's larger cities, and Provo has already expanded where it allows them.

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

Cities we serve in Utah County

  • Lehi
  • American Fork
  • Saratoga Springs
  • Eagle Mountain
  • Highland
  • Alpine
  • Cedar Hills
  • Pleasant Grove
  • Lindon
  • Orem
  • Provo
  • Springville
  • Mapleton
  • Spanish Fork
  • Payson

Common questions

Do HOA rules in Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain or Lehi affect my build?

Often. Many newer subdivisions have design standards covering materials, colors, minimum size and roof pitch, plus an architectural review step. We read the covenants before drawing plans so the design gets approved the first time.

Can I add a detached ADU in Utah County?

Possibly. Utah's SB 284 requires cities of 5,000 or more to allow detached ADUs on single-family lots of at least 11,000 square feet, and Provo has expanded its eligible areas. Local size, setback and parking rules still apply.

Do you build custom homes on larger lots in Alpine, Highland or Mapleton?

Yes. Larger lots suit custom homes with shops, RV garages and covered outdoor living. We plan the whole site together so the house, outbuildings and driveway work as one design.

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