Concrete, Fencing, Landscaping & Remodeling in West Jordan, Utah

West Jordan grew from a farm town of 4,000 in 1970 to more than 116,000 today, and the housing tells the story: 1980s subdivisions near the river, a huge wave of 1990s and 2000s homes through the middle of the city, and newer neighborhoods like Welby, Copper Hills and Jordan Hills climbing the Oquirrh foothills to the west. A 25-year-old West Jordan home typically needs its first real round of work — a driveway that has cracked and spalled, a cedar fence that has leaned or rotted at the posts, sprinkler zones that don’t cover, and bathrooms and flooring on their original finishes.

The city runs its own culinary water system, drawing on its own wells and Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District supply, and maintains secondary irrigation in parts of the city. Where secondary water is available, sprinkler systems need filtration and a season-based schedule; where it isn’t, efficient zoning shows up on the water bill. West Jordan promotes Flip Your Strip and Localscapes conversions, and state rebates apply.

Fences are a big part of our work here because West Jordan makes them easy: no permit is required, 6 ft is allowed behind the front setback, 8 ft along arterial roads, and 4 ft in the front. Basement finishing is the other constant — most of the 1990s–2000s homes were sold with unfinished lower levels, and many are being finished now for growing families or as internal ADUs.