Who does concrete work in Park City, Utah?

Summit Concrete & Construction Services LLC is an owner-operated concrete contractor focused on Park City and Summit County. Founder Jurgen Becker holds a Utah contractor license record dating to August 11, 1998. Summit pours driveways, foundations, patios, and commercial flatwork across Park City.

Can you pour concrete in winter at Park City elevation?

Yes. Summit pours through the Park City winter using cold-weather mixes, insulated blankets, ground heaters, and accelerated cure protocols designed for the high-altitude freeze-thaw conditions above 6,500 feet that define Summit County construction.

What Park City neighborhoods do you work in?

Summit Concrete works across Park City and Summit County, including Deer Valley, Promontory, Old Town, Canyons Village, Jeremy Ranch, Glenwild, Kimball Junction, Snyderville, Silver Summit, Francis, Kamas, Oakley, and Peoa.

Do you work with custom-home builders in Park City?

Yes. Summit is positioned for Park City custom-home GCs and private builders. Owner Jurgen Becker stays hands-on from footing layout through finish flatwork, so builders get a single accountable concrete partner familiar with Summit County inspectors and the county's 36-inch frost-depth requirement.

What is the frost depth for footings in Summit County, Utah?

Summit County's minimum frost depth for footings is 36 inches per the county's adopted Design Criteria (R301.2(1)) — six inches deeper than the common 30-inch baseline used across most of the Wasatch Front. Summit Concrete designs and pours all foundation work to meet or exceed Summit County code.

Park City focus · Since 2024 · 1998 Utah contractor record

The concrete sub Park City builders call when they can't afford a delayed pour.

Owner-operated and built around Summit County concrete. Every crew day, mix design, and inspector relationship is tuned for the 36-inch frost depth, -7°F winter design temp, and altitude freeze-thaw that breaks lower-elevation specs.

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Why Park City, only Park City

Most concrete subs in northern Utah chase whatever job is closest. We made a different call.

Jurgen Becker's Utah contractor license record dates to August 11, 1998. In January 2024 he formed Summit with a Park City and Summit County focus. Every week, every crew, every inspector relationship, and every cold-weather protocol is built around mountain concrete work.

When a Park City GC calls for footings, we're not fitting the job in between a Lehi foundation and a Draper tear-out. The calendar is already here. Which means the frost depth is right, the inspector knows us, and the framer starts on time.

Aug 11 1998

Founder Record

Jan 2024

Current LLC

Aug 11 1998

License Record

Park City, UT

Focus Area

What we pour

Full concrete scope for Park City builds

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Freshly finished concrete driveway in front of a Park City mountain-modern custom home

1 / Service

Flat Work

Driveways, patios, sidewalks, and garage slabs built for Park City freeze-thaw and snow-country use.

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Poured concrete foundation wall on a Park City custom home build site

2 / Service

Footings & Foundations

Code-compliant footing and foundation work for Park City custom homes, additions, and commercial structures.

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Small excavator breaking up an old driveway on a Park City residential lot

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Tear-Outs & Demolition

Controlled concrete removal and site prep on Park City lots to set up successful replacement pours.

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What it costs when your concrete sub is juggling

The pour date gets pushed. The framer stands on snow. The construction loan keeps accruing interest.

When a Wasatch Front concrete crew drives up for the day, the drive time eats the pour window. Their mix design is rated for the 30-inch Utah Valley frost line, not Summit County's 36 inches. Their schedule is already booked against a Sandy driveway and a Provo foundation, so if something slips, your job is the one that waits. One day lost at the footing stage becomes a week lost by the time the framer is supposed to start.

Summit doesn't have a Sandy driveway to get back to. We're already in Park City. The calendar is already here.

Schedule

Pour dates you can plan around

Not juggling jobs across four counties. If we commit to a pour date, the crew is already in Summit County that morning.

Code

Summit County fluency

36-inch frost depth, -7°F winter design temp, Seismic D/D₁. We pour to the numbers your inspector already checks.

Accountability

One point of contact

Jurgen is on every site from estimate to walkthrough. Direct line. No dispatch layer, no handoff between a prep sub and a pour sub.

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Coverage

Park City and Summit County — every neighborhood

From Deer Valley ski-in/ski-out lots to Promontory custom-home builds, Old Town historic remodels to Canyons Village commercial work, Kimball Junction retail to the mountain lots along Jeremy Ranch and Glenwild — we work every Park City community and the surrounding Summit County towns.

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Park City Deer Valley Promontory Old Town Canyons Village Kimball Junction Jeremy Ranch Summit County

Recent Work

Recent Park City Projects

Summit Concrete is the concrete sub on a growing roster of Bailey Construction Park City custom home builds. Bailey captures the build photography; Summit pours the concrete. The work below is from that working relationship, used with permission.

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