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A complete backyard transformation in Federal Heights with outdoor living space, lawn, retaining walls and layered planting
2007
Serving the Salt Lake Valley since
About

A landscape company and a construction company, under one license.

Ryan Pitt founded Pitt Landscape and Construction in 2007. What began as a maintenance company grew into a licensed Utah landscape and construction general contractor, license B-100: 10894545-5501, and hundreds of landscapes designed and installed along the Wasatch Front. Most contractors are one or the other. We are both, so we design it, permit it and build it — one licensed team, one contract.

We build for the ground we actually work on: freeze-thaw cycling, clay-dominant soil that drains poorly, and drought with tightening water restrictions. And we price it in the open, with detailed line-item estimates broken out by work area and service type on a cost-plus model that keeps the number fair and data-driven. Every worker on your property is covered by general liability insurance and workers compensation.

A water-wise front yard with decorative rock, boulders and a curved concrete walkway
A curved stone staircase and terraced retaining walls on a sloped entry
A modern pergola over a paver patio set up for outdoor seating and dining
Projects sold across Utah

445

Average rating from 68 Google reviews

4.5/5

Building along the Wasatch Front since

2007

Average of our ten largest full-scope projects

$248K

Our values

How we communicate matters as much as how we build.

Communication first

We prioritise effective communication, fostering transparency and understanding at every step, both within our own team and in our interactions with clients.

Quality workmanship

Our commitment to quality workmanship sets us apart, as we meticulously craft outdoor spaces that not only meet but exceed expectations.

One team, one contract

We design it, permit it and build it ourselves, so nothing is lost between the drawing and what actually gets installed on your property.

A curved stone retaining wall holding a planted bed above a level lawn
The team

The three people behind every project we sell.

Ryan Pitt founded the company in 2007 and has personally contributed to more than 500 installations along the Wasatch Front. He still runs it, with Bryan Capili on sales and Scott Jolley on finance and systems.

Ryan Pitt

Owner, Founder and President

As the founder and driving force behind Pitt Landscape, Ryan oversees every aspect of the business, from project planning to customer relations. A graduate of the University of Utah with a degree in accounting, he combines financial acumen with hands-on experience to ensure each project is delivered on time and within budget. Over the years he has personally contributed to more than 500 installations across the Salt Lake Valley.

Bryan Capili

Sales Manager

Bryan has been instrumental in expanding the company presence across the Wasatch Front. He leads the sales team, develops client relationships and works closely with operations to align customer expectations with project execution.

Scott Jolley

Interim CFO and Developer

A long-time friend and business partner of Ryan Pitt, Scott brings a finance and technology background to the team. With a degree in economics from UCLA and experience in private-equity systems development, he manages financial planning and capital strategy, and built the company website and internal systems.

Open roles

Licensed, insured, and hiring across the Salt Lake Valley.

Every role here is full time, and every worker is covered by general liability insurance and workers compensation. If you can set a paver base, run a skid steer or lead a crew, send your experience to careers@pittlandscape.com.

Full time

Hardscape installer, pavers and retaining walls

Responsible for the layout and installation of paver patios, walkways, driveways and segmental retaining walls. You will read hardscape designs and construction plans, prepare base materials, set grades and install to company standards. Experience installing boulders and natural stone is a strong plus. In winter this role may assist with snow removal.

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Full time

Skilled laborer, equipment operator

Works directly under the crew lead. Requires the ability to operate a skid steer and mini excavator, drive trucks and trailers, move equipment, and assist with landscape and construction installations.

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Full time

Landscape crew leader

Works directly with the superintendent and project manager to oversee a small installation crew: assigning daily tasks, maintaining project records, quality control, schedules, reading site plans, maintaining equipment, delivering progress updates and supporting winter snow removal.

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Full timeSalt Lake City, UT

Landscape construction foreman

Works under the superintendent or project manager, responsible for on-site operations, crew productivity, quality control and jobsite safety, ensuring projects finish on schedule, within budget and to company standards. Through winter the foreman oversees snow removal operations.

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