Replacement decks and pergolas for Midvale.
Older homes east of State Street, newer townhome builds west.
Midvale is a split city: older single-family homes east of State Street with failed 80s and 90s wood decks, and newer townhome and small-lot builds to the west. Most of our Midvale work is straightforward Trex Select or Enhance replacements on mid-size decks, with the occasional pergola for west-facing patios that bake in the afternoon.
What we know about building in Midvale.
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Midvale permits issue in 5 to 7 business days
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Most replacement decks here are 10×12 to 14×20
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Tight townhome lots make demo logistics part of the quote
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Trex Enhance is the most common spec for budget builds
Questions from Midvale homeowners.
How long does the quote process take?+
Jake walks the site within 48 hours of your inquiry. He brings real numbers, not a brochure. You get a written quote within 24 hours of that visit.
Do you handle the building permit?+
Yes. We pull every permit and schedule every inspection. You don't talk to the city.
Do you work with HOAs?+
Yes. We have submitted to most major Wasatch Front HOAs and have templates on file for the most common ones (Pepperwood, Suncrest, Daybreak, Glenwild, Promontory, and others).
How long does a Trex deck last in Utah?+
A properly installed Trex deck lasts 25 to 50 years in Utah weather. The warranty backs that up. By contrast, pressure-treated wood typically needs replacement at the 10 to 15 year mark in our freeze-thaw climate.
How long does a deck take to build?+
Most decks finish in 5 to 10 working days. Larger outdoor rooms with pergolas and lighting can run 10 to 15 days.
Tell us about your Midvale project.
Your deck. Built once.
Built right.
Tell us about the space. Jake walks the property within 48 hours, leaves a real number, and you decide from there.