Salt Lake City down to Provo and Orem
Most of our work is along the Wasatch Front, and most of it is close to the yard. Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, Riverton and West Jordan are short runs. Lehi, American Fork, Orem and Provo are a straight shot down I-15. This is where the highway projects, the campuses under construction, the university events and the emergency calls tend to be, and it is where a unit can be turned around fastest between jobs.
Front sites are usually the simplest for hookups and the hardest for space. A downtown Salt Lake City renovation or a tight lot in Provo often has power and water but no room. Send a photo of the spot and we will tell you what fits and where the truck can turn.
Ogden, Brigham City, Eden and Cache Valley
North of the valley we run to Ogden and Brigham City on I-15, up into the Ogden Valley to Eden for camps, resort work and events, and over into Cache Valley to Richmond and the towns around it. Winters up here are longer and colder than in Salt Lake, and an inversion can hold a site below freezing for days at a time. Units going north in the cold months get the full winter setup, and we ask about plowing before we ask about anything else.
Park City, Heber City, Midway, Coalville and Peoa
Over Parleys Summit and up Provo Canyon is the mountain work: ski season events and resort staffing in Park City, weddings and reunions in Midway and Heber City, ranch and film work around Peoa and Coalville, and the youth and church camps that fill the Uintas every summer. Elevation changes the math. A site at seven or eight thousand feet can freeze on a June night and see a forty degree swing in one day, so we plan heat and drainage for the site, not the calendar.
Moab and the red rock
Moab is a regular run for us: film and commercial base camps, trail races and cycling events, river outfitters, and the crews that keep the park gateways and the highways working. Sites here are often remote, without hookups and reached on dirt. We plan them self contained, with fresh water delivery and pumping scheduled around your event or shoot, and we place units so they stay out of the shot and out of the wind.
St. George and Ivins
Southern Utah is a different climate and a different season. Summer highs in St. George and Ivins run past a hundred degrees, so air conditioning in the cabin matters as much there as heat does in Cache Valley. Winter is mild, which is why so much construction, film production and event work moves south from November to March. Tournaments, marathons, church gatherings and the events around Snow Canyon and the Ivins bench all bring people who need a clean, private shower at the end of the day.
The Uinta Basin, Dugway, Goshen and the places with no hookups
Some of our longest rentals are on sites a long way from anything: well pads and pipeline work around Fort Duchesne in the Uinta Basin, contractor work near Dugway on the west desert, and agricultural or utility crews out past Goshen at the south end of Utah County. These placements run self contained and get a service schedule built around the distance and the road. When a county road turns to grease after a storm or drifts shut in January, we would rather have planned extra tank capacity than hope the truck gets through.
The crew showers guide goes into Basin logistics in detail.
Towns we have delivered to
These are the towns that have come up often enough to name. The list is not the boundary.
- Salt Lake City
- Sandy
- Draper
- Riverton
- West Jordan
- Lehi
- American Fork
- Orem
- Provo
- Goshen
- Ogden
- Eden
- Brigham City
- Richmond
- Park City
- Heber City
- Midway
- Coalville
- Peoa
- Moab
- St. George
- Ivins
- Dugway
- Fort Duchesne
Delivery covers the whole state, and the deciding factor is almost never the mileage. It is the road surface, the grade, the turnaround room and whether a truck with a trailer behind it can get in and back out again. If your site is in Utah and you are not sure the road will take it, that is a two minute phone call, not a reason to look elsewhere.