Utah County's Growing Outdoor Living Market
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Landscape Architecture in Utah County - Our Project Impact
Pitt Landscape has completed 11 landscape architecture projects in Utah County, totaling $21K in sold work at an average project value of $2K, with crews active in American Fork, Fairfield, Highland, Lehi and 2 others throughout Utah County. Recorded sold work here dates back to September 2022, showing a growing local track record and real experience with projects in this area.
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Total Estimates
$225K
Estimate Revenue
11
Projects Sold
$21K
Sold Revenue
$56K
Top 10 Full-Scope Project Avg
Our largest installs combine landscape design ($53K) and construction ($4K) per project
$53K
Design
$4K
Construction
Project Coverage in Utah County
Track where we're building landscape architecture projects throughout Utah County.
City Summary
| City | Sold Jobs | Sold Revenue | Avg. Ticket |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | $8,751 | $2,188 | |
Highland | 1 | $4,916 | $4,916 |
Saratoga Springs | 2 | $2,944 | $1,472 |
Fairfield | 2 | $2,664 | $1,332 |
American Fork | 1 | $1,234 | $1,234 |
| Grand Total | 11 | $21,147 | $1,922 |
- Sold Revenue
- $8,751
- Avg. Ticket
- $2,188
- Sold Revenue
- $4,916
- Avg. Ticket
- $4,916
- Sold Revenue
- $2,944
- Avg. Ticket
- $1,472
- Sold Revenue
- $21,147
- Avg. Ticket
- $1,922
Landscape Architecture in Utah County
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Customer Reviews in Utah County
I needed a landscape company that could do it all for me so that I only needed to interact with one place. I chose Pitt Landscape to install my yard in Lehi and it was such a great decision. From my first contact with Bryan Capilli to my main contac…
They are very responsive and did a great job! Our backyard turned out amazing!
Utah County Site Conditions: What Changes the Work
Utah County's terrain and soil vary considerably by location, and those differences affect how we design and build. The Alpine and Highland bench properties on the northeastern edge of the county face rocky, shallow soils and significant grade changes — retaining walls and terraced planting beds are common solutions on these lots. The western bench communities (Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain) have sandy loam soils that drain quickly but can be nutrient-poor, requiring organic amendment before establishing plantings. Low-lying areas near Utah Lake in the west carry elevated soil salinity in some zones and wind exposure from the lake that affects plant species selection.
Lehi's I-15 corridor — the "Silicon Slopes" strip — includes a mix of commercial and residential projects where outdoor space is increasingly used as a recruiting and retention amenity for tech campuses. We handle both residential and commercial outdoor improvements across Utah County, calibrating designs to the specific microclimate and soil conditions of each site.
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Landscape Architecture That Gets Built
Pitt Landscape & Construction is a licensed general contractor and full-service design-build firm. Our landscape architecture practice does not produce plans for other contractors to build — it produces plans we build ourselves. From the first site analysis to the final installation, every design decision is made with construction reality in mind. We have completed 79 landscape architecture projects across the Salt Lake Valley representing $2.5 million in design scope, all integrated into larger builds that include concrete, retaining walls, irrigation, softscape, and outdoor structures.
What Landscape Architecture Includes
Our landscape architecture scope covers the full technical and aesthetic design of an outdoor environment: site grading and drainage analysis, hardscape layout (concrete, pavers, retaining walls, steps), irrigation system schematics, planting plans, outdoor structure placement (decks, pergolas, outdoor kitchens), and lighting design. When the site requires it, we produce engineered drawings for permit submission. Because we hold a Utah general contractor license, we can take a design from architectural drawings to permitted construction without transferring the project to a third party.
Designed for Complex Sites
The properties we design are rarely simple. Many sites in the Salt Lake Valley involve significant grade change, drainage constraints, or limited access — conditions that require real engineering behind the design. Our team evaluates soil conditions, slope ratios, retaining wall load requirements, and drainage routing before a plan is finalized. The result is a design that does not fail during construction and a finished landscape that performs correctly through Utah's freeze-thaw cycles, heavy spring moisture, and dry summer heat.
Projects That Combine Design and Construction Scope
Our most impactful projects involve landscape architecture as the organizing layer for a multi-scope build: concrete flatwork, engineered retaining wall systems, pavers, full irrigation, tree and softscape installation, and outdoor living structures all designed as a single environment and built under one contract. These are the projects that transform a property — not individual line items, but a coordinated outdoor build where the architecture is evident in how everything relates. Our top completed projects in this category average well into six figures.
Design-Build vs. Design-Only: Why It Matters
A design-only landscape architect produces plans and hands them off. A design-build firm like Pitt Landscape & Construction designs and builds. This distinction changes everything: our designs are informed by what we know it takes to build correctly in Utah — material costs, subcontractor requirements, permitting timelines, and site-specific constraints. Clients work with one team from concept through construction, which eliminates the translation errors and scope gaps that appear when a separate contractor tries to interpret someone else's design intent.
Starting Your Landscape Architecture Project in Utah County
Every design-build engagement at Pitt Landscape & Construction begins with a site consultation in Utah County. We assess your property, discuss your priorities — whether that is a full hardscape overhaul, an outdoor living addition, a drainage correction, or a complete landscape redesign — and produce architectural drawings before construction begins. Contact us to schedule your design consultation and start planning your Utah County property transformation.
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