Because Draper sits away from the moderating influence of the Great Salt Lake, its winters are slightly drier and its temperature swings more dramatic than other Salt Lake suburbs. Average temperatures range from 30–50 °F in winter to 80–100 °F in summer, with monsoonal thunderstorms in July and August and regular snow from November through March. Our Landscape Design offerings are crafted for this cool‑to‑warm semi‑arid environment: we build water‑wise landscapes that stay lush through hot, dry spells, include rain‑capture and drainage systems for sudden storms, and choose materials that endure freeze‑thaw cycles. Whether you’re updating a foothill home or a new build near the tech hub at the Point, we create outdoor spaces that stand up to Draper’s dynamic climate.

Our general contracting scope reaches across every phase of a major project. On the construction side: basement and kitchen remodels, garage builds, shade structures and pergolas, outdoor kitchens, and full structural site work. On the landscape side: engineered retaining walls, concrete flatwork, pavers, irrigation systems, planting, and site grading. We pull permits, manage inspections, and subcontract licensed trade work — electrical, plumbing, pool installation — when required. If your property needs it, we handle it.

Utah requires a licensed general contractor for most structural work above certain thresholds — because unlicensed construction creates liability, failed inspections, and work that cannot be insured or sold. A licensed GC like Pitt Landscape & Construction manages subcontractor vetting, lien waivers, permit submittals, and final inspection sign-offs on your behalf. When your project involves a deck, a retaining wall over four feet, a basement conversion, or any permitted outdoor structure, the GC license is not optional — it is what protects your investment.