Professional Hardscaping for West Jordan Homeowners
Sol Scapes provides expert hardscaping services throughout West Jordan and Salt Lake County. West Jordan's rapid growth means plenty of new construction and homeowners ready to finish their outdoor spaces properly.
We assess grade, design the wall system, excavate a proper footer below frost line, install drainage behind the wall, build with engineered block or natural stone, and backfill with drainage rock to manage water pressure.
Pricing: $25–$65 per square foot (for retaining walls; varies by material and wall height). Every project is different — get your free quote for an exact price based on your yard.
Why West Jordan Homeowners Choose Sol Scapes for Hardscaping
- Solves grade and drainage problems on sloped Utah lots
- Multiple material options: block, boulder, natural stone, timber
- Engineered for Utah soil conditions and freeze-thaw cycles
- Creates usable flat space on hillside properties
- Prevents erosion and protects foundations from water damage
Frequently Asked Questions — Hardscaping in West Jordan
Do I need a permit for a retaining wall in West Jordan?
In West Jordan, retaining walls over 4 feet typically require a building permit and engineered drawings. Walls under 4 feet usually don't require a permit but still must meet setback requirements. Sol Scapes handles all permitting when required.
What type of retaining wall is best for West Jordan?
It depends on your lot. Segmental block walls (like Allan Block or Belgard) are the most common in West Jordan for their strength-to-cost ratio. Boulder walls look natural and work well on larger lots. We'll recommend the right material after a site survey.
How tall can a retaining wall be in West Jordan?
Single-tier walls can go up to 6 feet with proper engineering. For higher grade changes, we build tiered wall systems with terraces between levels. This approach is often more attractive and doesn't require the heavy engineering of a single tall wall.
Helpful Resources
- Retaining Wall Cost Guide for Utah
- Do You Need a Permit for Retaining Walls in Utah?
- Outdoor Living Ideas for Utah Homes
- Best Time to Install in Utah