Mountain Home grew out of the upper part of the old Boneta townsite and has been cattle country ever since. It sits north of SR-87, about 5 miles west of Altonah, with Moon Lake roughly 12 miles north. The Moon Lake Dam, built in the 1930s on the Lake Fork River, still sends irrigation water down to the Duchesne Valley.
At about 7,005 feet, Mountain Home has a short growing season and long, cold winters, and that is hard on gravel lanes, slabs, and fences. Basin Sealcoat & Striping plans trips up from the valley to handle dirt work, paving, concrete repair, clearing, snow removal, and upkeep for Mountain Home properties.
Paving, repair, and sealcoating for Mountain Home driveways and ranch entrances, timed for the short warm season.
Grading, trenching, driveway prep, and drainage for Mountain Home ranch land, with Blue Stakes called first.
Repair, sealing, epoxy, polishing, and staining for shop floors, patios, and walks in Mountain Home.
Clearing trees, brush, and stumps on Mountain Home land for new buildings, corrals, or open pasture.
Removing old barns, sheds, interiors, and broken slabs around Mountain Home, with everything hauled away.
Seasonal plowing, de-icing, and roof snow raking planned around Mountain Home's long, cold winters.
Christmas lights and permanent lighting that light up Mountain Home houses through the dark months.
Fence repair, rails, sign installation, pressure washing, and general fixes for Mountain Home properties.
Mowing, weed control, cleanups, and trimming for Mountain Home yards during the growing season.
At 7,000 feet the ground freezes hard, and Duchesne County's 30 inch frost depth guides how we build in Mountain Home.
Ranch lanes and big pastures call for heavier machines, and we bring gear that matches your Mountain Home job.
If maintaining what you have gets you through another season, we'll tell you so and save you the bigger bill.
We respect livestock, close every gate, and haul off all debris before we head back down the hill.
We drive up to Mountain Home, walk your property with you, and look at access, grade, and runoff.
You get a free quote with the scope and a realistic timing window for working at this elevation.
Our crew comes up in planned trips, works efficiently, and keeps you posted if weather shifts the plan.
We walk the finished project with you and share what to watch for once winter returns.
