Salt Lake County — Utah's Most Diverse Landscape Market
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Site Preparation in Salt Lake County - Our Project Impact
Pitt Landscape has completed 363 site preparation projects in Salt Lake County, totaling $2.2M in sold work at an average project value of $6K, with crews active in Cottonwood Heights, Draper, Herriman, Holladay and 12 others throughout Salt Lake County. We've been delivering this work here since February 2021, and that kind of long-standing local presence gives people confidence that we're here to stay.
644
Total Estimates
$7.0M
Estimate Revenue
276
Projects Sold
$2.1M
Sold Revenue
$224K
Top 10 Full-Scope Project Avg
Our largest installs combine landscape design ($155K) and construction ($70K) per project
$155K
Design
$70K
Construction
Project Coverage in Salt Lake County
Track where we're building site preparation projects throughout Salt Lake County.
City Summary
| City | Sold Jobs | Sold Revenue | Avg. Ticket |
|---|---|---|---|
| 163 | $945,045 | $5,798 | |
| 28 | $228,637 | $8,166 | |
| 32 | $201,766 | $6,305 | |
| 23 | $182,990 | $7,956 | |
| 27 | $168,181 | $6,229 | |
| Grand Total | 363 | $2,160,234 | $5,951 |
- Sold Revenue
- $945,045
- Avg. Ticket
- $5,798
- Sold Revenue
- $228,637
- Avg. Ticket
- $8,166
- Sold Revenue
- $201,766
- Avg. Ticket
- $6,305
- Sold Revenue
- $2,160,234
- Avg. Ticket
- $5,951
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 Salt Lake County.
Customer Reviews in Salt Lake County
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Pitt Landscape was the #2 low bidder on a small park strip excavation project. The company is very well organized and the contracting and close out process is so smooth. I would use them again!
Pitt was absolutely amazing. They took the design and brought it to life, with a very difficult back yard project that required a lot of changes. They kept to cost (even came down in a couple of places) and were remarkably fast. My back yard is now a…
Pitt Landscape planted a forest in our front yard and gravel driveway addition in the Fall, and then demolished concrete and laid a new lawn in our backyard with stone stairs and a new path in the Spring. They did an amazing job, were always friendl…
Working with Pitt was a great experience. They were quick to respond to every question, worked efficiently without cutting corners, and delivered quality work. After dealing with an unprofessional contractor on the first half of our project, Pitt com…
Salt Lake County Landscape Conditions by Area
East Bench (Holladay, Millcreek, Cottonwood Heights): Clay-heavy soils, mature tree canopies, established landscapes that need renovation rather than starting from scratch. Irrigation systems are often 20–30 years old and underperforming. Retaining walls are common on the hillside lots transitioning from flat valley to canyon terrain.
South Valley (Sandy, Draper, South Jordan, Herriman, Riverton, Bluffdale): Mix of new construction and 1980s–2000s builds. Lot sizes are larger than the urban core. Outdoor living investment is high in this market — patios, outdoor kitchens, and fire features are among the most common project types. Newer construction often has compacted soil and minimal landscaping from the builder.
Urban Core (Salt Lake City, Murray, West Jordan): Smaller lots, more urban design constraints, strong demand for space-efficient outdoor design. Rooftop decks and elevated outdoor spaces are more common here than anywhere else in the county. Historic properties in Federal Heights and Avenues neighborhoods require sensitivity to neighborhood character.
Choosing Landscape Design in Salt Lake County
With this much variety under one county designation, the most important thing we do before any Landscape Design project in Salt Lake County is site assessment — understanding the specific soils, drainage, existing vegetation, HOA restrictions, and intended use of the space. A landscape design that works perfectly in Draper may be completely wrong for a Federal Heights hillside lot. We don't apply county-wide assumptions when the conditions are this varied. Every Salt Lake County project starts with an on-site evaluation, and the design follows from what the site actually needs.
Project Gallery Overview
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Grading
Good landscapes start with solid groundwork. We shape Salt Lake 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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