Pitt Landscape and Construction

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Davis County — Between Mountain and Lake

Explore tailored Landscape Design expertise for homes and businesses in Davis County.

★★★★★Chad H.

We had an excellent experience working with Pitt Landscape. From start to finish, their professionalism stood out. They

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Site Preparation in Davis County - Our Project Impact

Pitt Landscape has completed 45 site preparation projects in Davis County, totaling $260K in sold work at an average project value of $6K, with crews active in Bountiful, Centerville, Farmington, Fruit Heights and 3 others throughout Davis County. We've been delivering this work here since April 2021, and that kind of long-standing local presence gives people confidence that we're here to stay.

5.0 / 5from 2 reviewsDavis County site preparation reviews

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Total Estimates

$681K

Estimate Revenue

41

Projects Sold

$260K

Sold Revenue

$70K

Top 10 Full-Scope Project Avg

Our largest installs combine landscape design ($69K) and construction ($899) per project

$69K

Design

$899

Construction

Project Coverage in Davis County

Track where we're building site preparation projects throughout Davis County.

City Summary

BountifulSold Jobs: 16
Sold Revenue
$75,247
Avg. Ticket
$4,703
North Salt LakeSold Jobs: 11
Sold Revenue
$73,342
Avg. Ticket
$6,667
Fruit HeightsSold Jobs: 5
Sold Revenue
$40,836
Avg. Ticket
$8,167
Grand TotalSold Jobs: 45
Sold Revenue
$260,122
Avg. Ticket
$5,780

Demolition

Before beauty comes a clean slate. Our crews use the right tools—mini‑excavators, skid‑steers and haul‑off equipment—to remove old patios, walls, turf and other legacy elements quickly and safely. Proper demolition clears the way for a fresh design while protecting surrounding structures and plantings. Our crews tailor each project to local site conditions, property goals, and the long-term performance expectations for Davis County.

Garage Construction and Landscape Design

Customer Reviews in Davis County

Average rating: 5.0 / 5 (2 reviews)
Chad Holbrook★★★★★

We had an excellent experience working with Pitt Landscape. From start to finish, their professionalism stood out. They did a great job creating and executing a landscape design that balanced their expertise with my ideas. They listened carefully, o…

Blake Izatt★★★★★

We had a great experience working with Bryan, Ryan and their crew in 2021. They worked with us on designing and implementing a xeriscape on our back yard around a new pickleball court. They also xeriscaped most of our front yard. We appreciated their…

What Shapes Outdoor Work in Davis County

Several site conditions are specific to Davis County and shape how we design outdoor projects here. Canyon winds out of Farmington Canyon and Parrish Canyon create consistent wind exposure on the Kaysville and Farmington benchlands — windbreaks and wind-tolerant plant selection matter more here than in more sheltered Holladay or Draper microclimates. Low-lying areas near the Great Salt Lake and Davis County's western communities — Syracuse, Clinton, and the Clearfield flatlands — can carry elevated soil salinity that limits turf species selection and affects irrigation system efficiency.

The county's rapid residential growth has also left many newer lots with compacted soil, minimal import topsoil, and builder-grade landscaping that's already underperforming by the third summer. A proper soil assessment before any planting or irrigation work often reveals why a lawn is struggling despite consistent watering — and what it would actually take to fix it rather than just maintain it.

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Grading

Good landscapes start with solid groundwork. We shape Davis County terrain to the correct elevations and slopes, controlling drainage and preventing erosion. Using compact loaders and laser levels, our technicians sculpt soil, move boulders and compact subgrades so water flows away from foundations and plant roots.

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