General Contractor in Salt Lake County, UT

Salt Lake County holds a wide mix of housing stock, from pre-1940s bungalows in Sugar House and The Avenues to post-2000 construction in Herriman and South Jordan. A large share of the county's homes were built between the 1940s and 1970s, and many of those properties have kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces that have not been updated to match how people live today. The county's terrain splits dramatically from east to west: the east bench near Cottonwood Heights sits on rocky glacial moraine from the Cottonwood Canyons, while the valley floor from West Valley City to Magna carries deep Bonneville clay with a seasonally high water table. That soil difference changes how retaining walls, foundations, and landscape grading are approached on opposite sides of the county.

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Salt Lake City Sandy West Jordan South Jordan Draper Herriman Cottonwood Heights Murray
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A new home under construction on a large lot in Herriman, Utah, with rough-graded soil and the Oquirrh Mountains visible in the background.

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Remodels and Builds Matched to Salt Lake County's Mixed Housing Era

Salt Lake City's housing was primarily built between the 1940s and 1960s, and a significant share of homes predate 1939. That means a large portion of the county's residential stock has original kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces that have not been touched in decades. Remodeling these homes requires working around older framing, plumbing, and electrical layouts while delivering a finished result that fits how the space is used today.

The east bench communities of Sandy and Cottonwood Heights sit between Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons at elevations around 4,800 feet. Rocky alluvial soil and canyon drainage make retaining wall and landscape work here more technically demanding than on the valley floor. Walls on these lots need to account for the volume of water that moves through the soil during spring snowmelt, not just summer rain.

Herriman and South Jordan are among the most active new construction zones in the county, with large lots and rough-graded subdivisions where retaining walls and full landscape designs are often needed before a yard is usable. Draper straddles the Salt Lake and Utah County lines and sees a mix of hillside builds and established neighborhoods where remodels and landscape upgrades are common. We serve the full range of Salt Lake County's property types, from compact city lots in Murray to acreage parcels in Bluffdale.

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Remodels are the most in-demand service across Salt Lake County because a large portion of the housing stock dates to the mid-20th century and has not been updated since original construction. Kitchens and bathrooms in 1950s and 1960s homes in Murray, Holladay, and Millcreek are frequently the starting point, but many projects expand to include outdoor living spaces and landscaping. Retaining walls are a structural necessity on east bench lots in Sandy and Cottonwood Heights, where rocky alluvial soil and steep grades require walls that can handle both the terrain and the canyon drainage that flows through these neighborhoods. New home builds are active in Herriman and South Jordan, where large lots and new subdivisions give homeowners the opportunity to design both the structure and the landscape from scratch.

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Mike does excellent work and knows what he is doing. He is extremely knowledgeable and hardworking. He has been my go to contractor for 7 years now. He is completely different than the majority of half baked contractors out there. He takes his work for you seriously. Extremely professional. If you need something done correctly, Mike is your man!

Greg Bentley Google review · March 2026

Mike is a true professional—conscientious, detail-oriented, and committed to getting everything just right. He offers great ideas and options to help bring your project to life. I highly recommend him and will definitely be using him again for future landscaping needs.

Brett Nelson Google review · March 2026

Mike’s work speaks for itself! You only have to hire him once to know he is passionate about detail and design. In fact, it is Mike’s focus, design and plain hard work that seriously sets him apart from everyone else. He finished our basement, repaired some roofing issues and designed us a beautiful yard that we have enjoyed for years. We will be starting a new project and it will only be Mike’s construction we call. There’s no one else needed! Mike is that gifted! He can do it all! And seriously who comes up with the idea to bring a real tree inside and make the coolest tree house ever? There’s no comparisons for us!

Sandi Jorgensen Google review · March 2026

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General Contractor FAQ for Salt Lake County, UT

Common questions from Salt Lake County, UT customers about our services, process, and coverage.

Salt Lake County holds a wide mix of housing stock, from pre-1940s bungalows in Sugar House and The Avenues to post-2000 construction in Herriman and South Jordan. A large share of the county's homes were built between the 1940s and 1970s, and many of those properties have kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces that have not been updated to match how people live today. The county's terrain splits dramatically from east to west: the east bench near Cottonwood Heights sits on rocky glacial moraine from the Cottonwood Canyons, while the valley floor from West Valley City to Magna carries deep Bonneville clay with a seasonally high water table. That soil difference changes how retaining walls, foundations, and landscape grading are approached on opposite sides of the county.

We cover all of Salt Lake County, UT, including Salt Lake City, Sandy, West Jordan, South Jordan and surrounding communities. Travel does not affect our pricing — you pay for the work, not the drive.

Our crew is based in Utah County, which puts us within a short drive of all Salt Lake County, UT communities. Our work is backed by 16 years of local experience across UT Service Area.

Yes. We manage new home builds and complete remodels throughout Utah County and the surrounding region. Mike personally oversees each project.

We serve Utah County, Salt Lake County, Wasatch County, and Summit County. Contact us to discuss your project location.

Yes. Mike Warren holds a B100 general contractor license and has served the community for over 15 years.

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