Mountain Home calls itself the Gateway to the High Uintas, and anyone who lives up here knows what that means for a property. Winters run long and cold, the growing season is short, and the window for outdoor repairs closes fast. Range cattle country also means plenty of fence to look after.
We treat a Mountain Home job as a planned trip. You tell us what needs attention, we line up materials and a date during the warm months, and our crew works through rails, fence, gates, doors, signs, and washing in as few visits as possible.
Sturdy safety rails for Mountain Home steps, decks, and ramps that see snow and ice for a big part of the year.
Fixes for Mountain Home homes, cabins, and outbuildings, like loose trim, worn boards, sticking doors, and tired hardware.
Repairs to Mountain Home range and pasture fence, including heaved posts, slack wire, broken rails, and gates that won't latch.
Installing and fixing signs for Mountain Home properties and small businesses once your sign maker has built the sign.
Pressure washing Mountain Home siding, decks, and sheds to clear off road dust and the grime left behind by a long winter.
The best time for most Mountain Home work is late spring through early fall. Spring is when we find posts the frost lifted and rails that loosened over the winter.
If you want rails, gates, and doors in good shape before the cold returns, book in summer. Duchesne County frost depth is 30 inches, so new posts and footings go below that line.
One call puts fence, rails, washing, signs, and small fixes for your Mountain Home place on a single plan.
We book Mountain Home trips ahead, show up on the day we set, and stick with the list until it's done.
Snow and ice make loose rails dangerous, so we check every post, bracket, and fastener anyone might grab for support.
Pricing is written down before work begins, based on what we saw on your property instead of a guess over the phone.
We look over your Mountain Home house, outbuildings, and fence lines with you and note each repair or cleaning job.
We group the work, order materials, and choose a warm weather date so the trip covers as much of your list as possible.
Our crew repairs fence and rails, fixes doors and trim, mounts signs, and pressure washes, then picks up every scrap.
We walk the finished work together, test gates and rails, and fix anything that doesn't feel solid before heading home.
