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Where we plan projects in Utah
Service areas in Utah are still being confirmed. The communities below are where we are planning first; availability is checked for every project address before anything is scheduled.
- Salt Lake County
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City has older unreinforced brick homes, properties in local historic districts and a city program for accessory dwelling units. Exterior changes in a local historic district need city approval before work starts, the city asks for a site review before any ADU permit, and the state snow load table lists 28 pounds per square foot for the city at 4,239 feet.
Salt Lake City projects - Washington County
St. George
St. George is in Washington County, the only Utah county in hot-dry climate zone 3B in the Department of Energy's county guide. Its listed ground snow load is among the lowest in the state, the city's soils data sheet asks about expansive and collapsible soils, and regional water-efficiency standards shape fixtures and landscaping in new development.
St. George projects - Salt Lake County
West Valley City
West Valley City, in Salt Lake County, publishes a detailed list of single-family projects that need a building permit, from replacement windows and water heaters to basement finishes, decks and changes to kitchen cabinets. Salt Lake County is in climate zone 5B in the Department of Energy's county guide.
West Valley City projects - Davis County
Layton
Layton, in Davis County between Salt Lake City and Ogden, posts plan submittal checklists for basement finishes, additions, garages, sheds and solar panels, and takes permits through a fully digital portal. Layton is not in the state snow load table, so each site's ground snow load is looked up in the Utah Snow Load Study.
Layton projects - Weber County
Ogden
Ogden, in Weber County, has the 25th Street, Eccles and Jefferson historic districts, and the city provides a Certificate of Historic Appropriateness application for work in them. The state snow load table lists Ogden at 37 pounds per square foot, and the city's Permits Office takes applications online.
Ogden projects - Cache County
Logan
Logan, in Cache County, has a higher listed ground snow load than Salt Lake City or Ogden and a Center Street Historic District with exterior design review. The city requires permits for re-roofing, siding and window replacement, so exterior projects start with a permit plan.
Logan projects - Utah County
Lehi
Lehi, in northern Utah County, takes every building permit application through one online portal and publishes checklists for new homes, additions, basement finishes and detached garages or sheds. Utah County is in climate zone 5B in the Department of Energy's county guide.
Lehi projects - Iron County
Cedar City
Cedar City, in Iron County, requires a geotechnical datasheet with residential and commercial permit submittals, so foundations and additions start with soils information. Iron County is in climate zone 5B in the Department of Energy's county guide, while Washington County and St. George to the south are in 3B.
Cedar City projects
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