Before it was Myton, folks called this place The Bridge or Bridge City, since it had the only bridge across the Duchesne River. It went on to become a busy trading post with hotels, a bank, a flour mill, and a newspaper. These days it’s a quieter river town on US-40 and US-191, with farms stretched along the water.
Myton is dry, averaging about 7 inches of precipitation a year, but river ground and irrigated fields can hold a lot more moisture than the benches above them. Because Myton is a longer drive for our crews, we plan each job carefully up front so the work goes smoothly once we’re there.
Myton excavation for houses, shops, and additions, sized and dug to the depth your drawings call for.
Trenches for water, power, and sewer on Myton properties, cut straight and backfilled after the install.
Grading for Myton yards and farm ground that sets a clean slope away from homes, barns, and drives.
Drainage fixes in Myton for low spots near the river and irrigated ground that never seems to dry.
Utility prep for Myton projects, with digging and backfill planned around the trades who install the lines.
Driveway prep in Myton with graded, compacted base that holds up to farm traffic and freeze and thaw.
Reach out well before your build date. Since Myton is farther out on our route, we line up trips in advance, and Duchesne County’s 30 inch frost depth needs to be in the plan for footings and water lines.
It’s also smart to call if irrigation water backs up near the house, the farm lane goes soft each spring, or a corner of the yard turns to mud after every watering.
River land and dry benches around Myton dig and compact differently, and we adjust our approach to the ground we find.
We haul out machines that fit your Myton project so the work gets done efficiently on each trip.
Depths, slopes, and dimensions match your plans, and we double check grade before backfilling or finishing.
We keep spoil and equipment organized, protect fields and ditches, and clean up before heading home.
We set a time to come out to Myton, walk the property, talk through the plan, and give you a clear quote.
We submit the Blue Stakes request at least 3 business days ahead and plan depths, slopes, and the trip schedule.
The crew digs, trenches, and grades to plan, keeping an eye out for wetter soil near the river and irrigated fields.
We compact backfill layer by layer and shape the final grade so your Myton site sheds water and is ready.
