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 is the direct field contact. Summit pours driveways, foundations, patios, and commercial flatwork across Park City.

Can you pour concrete in winter at Park City elevation?

Winter placement is evaluated project by project. The owner or GC supplies approved requirements; the licensed design professional defines structural criteria; the ready-mix producer supplies the approved mixture; the testing agency verifies assigned tests; and Summit performs its placement and protection scope when site and weather conditions allow.

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 is the direct field contact for Summit's formwork, placement, finishing, and concrete-scope coordination. Approved project documents and the authority having jurisdiction control project requirements and inspection acceptance.

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

Summit County's adopted Design Criteria (R301.2(1)) lists a 36-inch ground-frost-line planning reference. It is not a project-specific footing design. The owner or GC, licensed design professional, approved project documents, and authority having jurisdiction determine the actual footing and inspection requirements; Summit performs its concrete scope to those approved controls.

Park City focus · Since 2024 · Owner-operated

Park City concrete contractor for mountain construction.

Owner-operated concrete work for Summit County. We plan around 36-inch frost depth, -7°F winter design temps, and high-elevation freeze-thaw before the crew arrives.

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Why Park City

Owner-operated concrete work focused on Park City.

Jurgen Becker is Summit's owner-operator and direct field contact. He formed Summit in January 2024 with a Park City and Summit County focus.

The work is planned around mountain concrete: frost depth, winter pours, steep access, drainage, and clean handoffs to the next trade.

Yes

Owner-Operated

Jan 2024

Current LLC

Jurgen Becker

Field Contact

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-slab concrete for Park City and Summit County.

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

2 / Service

Footings & Foundations

Footing and foundation concrete 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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Why schedule focus matters

A missed pour date can slow the whole build.

Drive time, weather, site access, approved documents, supplier availability, testing, and inspection timing all affect concrete in Park City.

Summit plans its concrete scope around those inputs. The owner or GC controls the overall schedule, the licensed design professional controls structural requirements, the ready-mix producer controls the approved mixture, the testing agency verifies assigned tests, and the jurisdiction controls inspection acceptance.

Schedule

Project-controlled pour planning

Target dates remain subject to site readiness, approved documents, inspection release, weather, and ready-mix availability.

Code

Approved documents lead

The county's 36-inch ground-frost-line reference informs planning; the approved project documents and authority having jurisdiction control the actual work.

Accountability

One point of contact

Jurgen is Summit's owner-operator and direct field contact for estimate requests and concrete-scope coordination.

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Coverage

Park City and Summit County — every neighborhood

Summit works across Park City and nearby Summit County communities: Deer Valley, Promontory, Old Town, Canyons Village, Kimball Junction, Jeremy Ranch, Glenwild, and surrounding 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

Selected recent work includes Bailey Construction Park City custom-home build photos where Summit's concrete scope is represented in the approved source trail. Bailey captures the build photography; Summit keeps the visible credit attached to each photo used with permission.

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