Serving Clearfield, UT
Outdoor Living & Hardscape in Clearfield, UT
Clearfield's flat, wind-exposed lots near Hill Air Force Base need hardscape that holds up to dust and freeze-thaw.
Get a free quoteClearfield grew up around Hill Air Force Base, and a lot of the housing stock near Antelope Drive and the old Clearfield Station area dates to the 1950s and 60s, with small flat lots and clay soil that heaves in winter. Retaining walls and pavers here need a real base course, not a thin bed of sand, because that clay expands and cracks anything installed on the cheap.
Wind off the lake bottom to the west also matters. Xeriscape beds have to be planned so gravel and mulch do not blow into a neighbor's yard, and plant choices lean toward things that tolerate both drought and the occasional gust that comes through the Antelope Drive corridor.
A lot of Clearfield's original front lawns are past their prime, so turf renovation and full yard rebuilds are common calls, especially on the older tract streets near Fisher Park.
Where we work in Clearfield, UT
- Hill Air Force Base
- Antelope Drive corridor
- Fisher Park
- Clearfield FrontRunner Station
What Clearfield, UT calls us for
Retaining Walls
Clearfield's clay soil shifts enough each winter that walls need proper drainage and base work to stay put.
Turf
Many of the 1950s and 60s lawns near the base are due for a full renovation rather than a patch job.
Xeriscape
Wind off the west desert makes plant and gravel selection matter more here than in sheltered towns.