Commercial landscape, hardscape & concrete · Northern Utah
Utah License S330 — General Liability, Workers’ Compensation and Commercial Auto certificates available on request.
EC Landscaping at a glance
Who we build for
Every commercial buyer we work with is managing a different kind of risk. Here’s how we take it off your desk.
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Your certificate of occupancy shouldn't wait on the landscape. We bid the full scope, staff it with our own crew, and deliver submittals, insurance certificates and safety documentation with the bid, not after award.
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One contract. Grounds, irrigation and snow. Twelve months of coverage under one vendor and one point of contact, with scheduled reporting and no surprise line items in your operating budget.
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A decision you can defend at the annual meeting. Transparent pricing by scope, references from other associations in Weber and Davis counties, and a local company your homeowners already see working in the neighborhood.
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Site 47 should look exactly like site 1. We build and maintain to written brand standards across locations, with the same crew leads and the same documentation on every property.
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We've already built to a corporate standard in your category. If your expansion plan adds sites across Northern Utah, we can bid them as a program instead of one at a time.
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Capabilities
Most landscape contractors in this corridor subcontract the heavy work and manage it from a truck. We hold the license, own the equipment and put our own people on your site.
Four scopes, one contract, one crew. Click a side card, or use the arrows.
New construction, retail pads, branch sites, multifamily and industrial. Grading and soil preparation, irrigation mains and zones, planting, sod, trees and final grade to plan.
Retaining walls, paver plazas and walkways, flat and stamped concrete, curbing, site walls and pool decks — self-performed under our own concrete and masonry license.
Annual contracts covering mowing, fertilization, pruning, spring startup, smart irrigation management, fall winterization, and snow and ice management through the winter. One vendor, twelve months.
Turf conversion, drip and smart controllers, native and adapted plantings, and design that meets local water district requirements without looking like a gravel lot.
Process
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We visit the site, review the plans and confirm scope with your PM or superintendent before we price anything.
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A line-item proposal with quantities, exclusions and a schedule. No vague allowances that turn into change orders.
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Submittals, certificates of insurance, W-9 and safety documentation delivered before mobilization, in the format your office needs them.
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Our crew, our equipment, one point of contact and weekly photo updates from the site.
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Punch list walkthrough, warranty terms in writing, and an optional maintenance contract that starts the day we finish.
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Credentials
Boring for everyone else. Decisive for you.
BusinessRate Best of 2026 — Landscaper
Service area
Radius
50 mi
Standard service radius from our Ogden yard.
Up to 90
For large commercial installations. Outside that line, ask us anyway.
Counties served
Core cities
FAQ
Not covered here? Ask the estimator directly — you’ll get the owner or the person who priced your job, not a call center.
We self-perform. Retaining walls, flatwork, stamped concrete and paver work are done by our own crews under our own license.
General Liability, Workers' Compensation and Commercial Auto certificates, plus W-9 and safety documentation, are delivered during preconstruction.
Yes. Snow and ice management is included in our annual commercial contracts, which is how we keep the same crew on your property twelve months a year.
Warranty terms are written into the closeout package. One phone call to the same number you had during the build — you won’t be routed to a national service center.
Both. Most of our commercial work comes through general contractors — we bid the landscape scope, confirm it with your superintendent and deliver submittals on your schedule. We also contract directly with owners, property managers and HOA boards.
Yes. We work to written brand standards, and you get the same crew leads and the same documentation on every property. If your plan adds locations across Northern Utah, we would rather bid them as one program than one site at a time.
By pricing the work properly the first time. Our proposals are line-item, with quantities and exclusions written out, so there are no vague allowances waiting to turn into change orders. When the scope genuinely changes, you get it priced in writing before we build it.
Yes. Turf conversion, drip and smart controllers, and native and adapted plantings are standard scopes for us, and we design to the requirements of the district your site sits in — without handing you a gravel lot.
