Concrete Foundation Utah — Outbuilding Foundations, ADUs & Pool Houses
A&E pours small-scale concrete foundations across Utah's southern and northern counties. Shed foundations, ADU foundations, pool house foundations — licensed, permitted, and engineered to Utah building code.
The Benefits of a Properly Built Concrete Foundation in Utah
A concrete foundation is the most critical structural element of any outbuilding — the difference between a shed that stands level for 30 years and one that settles, tilts, and eventually fails. At A&E Hardscape & Construction we pour small-scale concrete foundations across Utah for outbuildings, sheds, ADUs, pool houses, and workshops — properly permitted and built to Utah building code in Iron County, Davis County, Summit County, and all 9 counties we serve.
Utah's foundation requirements are specific — the frost depth in most of Utah requires footings at a minimum of 30 inches, and northern counties like Cache County and Box Elder County may require even deeper footings due to colder winters. As a licensed B-100 General Contractor we handle all building permits, engineering documentation, and required inspections for every foundation project. Call 435-253-5322 for a free estimate.
- Properly permitted — all Utah building code requirements met
- Footings poured to correct frost depth for your county
- Rebar reinforcement on every foundation pour
- Slab, stem wall, and pier foundation options
- Handles Utah's soil conditions and freeze-thaw cycles
- Inspections coordinated — we manage the full process
- Free on-site estimates — serving all 9 Utah counties

Concrete Foundation Types We Build in Utah
Every structure has different foundation requirements. We help you choose the right foundation type based on your structure, soil, and local building code.
Slab-On-Grade Foundations
A single poured concrete slab that serves as both the foundation and the floor of the structure. The most common foundation type for Utah sheds, workshops, and small outbuildings. Poured to the correct thickness with rebar reinforcement and proper base preparation.
Stem Wall Foundations
A concrete perimeter wall poured on spread footings with a slab floor inside — providing additional height and a crawl space below the structure. Required for some ADU and pool house applications and preferred in areas with expansive soils or drainage challenges.
Pier & Beam Foundations
Concrete piers poured at specific intervals to support a beam structure above — allowing air circulation beneath the structure and accommodating uneven terrain. Popular for decks, elevated outbuildings, and structures on sloped Utah lots.

Why Utah Homeowners Choose A&E for Concrete Foundations
Foundation work in Utah requires more than just pouring concrete — it requires understanding frost depth requirements county by county, soil bearing capacity, proper drainage design, and Utah's specific building code requirements for each structure type. A&E has been navigating these requirements as a licensed B-100 General Contractor for over 15 years. We've poured foundations across all 9 Utah counties — from the red rock soils of Iron County and Washington County to the clay soils of Davis and Weber County — and we know what it takes to build a foundation that performs in each region.
- Licensed B-100 General Contractor — All Permits & Inspections
- Footings Poured to Correct Utah Frost Depth
- Rebar Reinforcement on Every Foundation
- Serving All 9 Utah Counties — Free On-Site Estimates
Our Concrete Foundation Installation Process
From engineering to final inspection — A&E handles every phase of your foundation project.
Free Site Assessment & Engineering
We visit your property, assess the soil conditions, determine the correct foundation type, and identify all permit requirements for your specific structure and county. We provide a detailed written estimate including all permit and inspection costs.
Permit Application & Approval
We prepare and submit all required building permit applications including foundation plans and engineering documentation where required. We manage the permit approval process so you don't have to.
Excavation, Footings & Formwork
We excavate to the correct depth — meeting Utah's frost depth requirements for your county — set footing forms, and pour concrete footings with rebar reinforcement. We allow proper cure time before proceeding to the foundation walls or slab.
Foundation Pour & Final Inspection
We pour the foundation slab or stem walls, finish to the specified dimensions, and coordinate the required building inspection. We provide a final walkthrough and confirm the foundation is ready for your structure to be built on.
Concrete Foundation Cost in Utah
Every foundation project is priced individually — these ranges give you a baseline. Call us for a free on-site estimate.
- Permit coordination
- Excavation to frost depth
- Footing pour with rebar
- Slab pour & finish
- Inspection coordination
- Site cleanup
- Everything in shed foundation
- Larger footprint excavation
- Stem wall option available
- Thicker slab reinforcement
- Multiple inspection phases
- Full engineering documentation
- Permit application management
- Deep footing excavation
- Stem wall foundation
- Multiple inspection phases
- Structural sign-off
Concrete Foundation Services Across Utah
A&E pours concrete foundations across two divisions covering 9 Utah counties.
Iron County
Cedar City · Enoch · Parowan
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St. George · Hurricane · Santa Clara
View Services →Beaver County
Beaver · Milford · Minersville
View Services →Weber County
Ogden · West Haven · Roy
View Services →Davis County
Layton · Syracuse · Clearfield
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Logan · Smithfield · North Logan
View Services →Box Elder County
Perry · Brigham City · Tremonton
View Services →Summit County
Park City · Coalville · Kamas
View Services →Wasatch County
Heber City · Midway · Charleston
View Services →Concrete Foundation Questions Utah Homeowners Ask
How much does a concrete foundation cost in Utah?
Small-scale concrete foundation costs in Utah range from $3,000 to $15,000+ depending on size, depth, and structural requirements. A simple shed foundation runs $3,000–$6,000. A workshop or large outbuilding foundation runs $5,000–$10,000. An ADU or pool house foundation runs $8,000–$15,000+. Call 435-253-5322 for a free on-site estimate.
Do you need a permit for a concrete foundation in Utah?
Yes. Concrete foundations for structures in Utah almost always require a building permit. Foundation depth must meet Utah's frost depth requirements — typically 30 inches in most Utah locations. As a licensed B-100 General Contractor A&E handles all required permits for foundation projects across all 9 Utah counties including Cache County, Davis County, and Iron County.
What is the frost depth for concrete foundations in Utah?
Utah's frost depth varies by location. Most of Utah requires footings at a minimum depth of 30 inches. Northern Utah counties including Cache County, Box Elder County, and Summit County may require deeper footings due to colder winters. A&E confirms the correct frost depth requirement for your specific county during our free estimate site visit.
What types of concrete foundations does A&E build?
A&E builds slab-on-grade foundations for sheds and outbuildings, stem wall foundations for ADUs and structures requiring a crawl space, and pier foundations for elevated structures and sloped lots. We help every homeowner choose the right foundation type based on their structure, soil conditions, and local Utah building code requirements.
Does A&E pour concrete foundations near me in Utah?
A&E pours concrete foundations across 9 Utah counties — Iron County, Washington County, Beaver County, Weber County, Davis County, Cache County, Box Elder County, Summit County, and Wasatch County. Call 435-253-5322 to confirm service in your specific city.
What Utah Homeowners Say About Our Concrete Foundations
"A&E poured the foundation for our new workshop in Cedar City. They handled the permit, poured it perfectly to the correct depth, and passed inspection first try. The workshop has been level and solid ever since."
"We hired A&E to pour the foundation for an ADU on our Layton property. The permitting process was handled entirely by A&E — we didn't have to deal with the city at all. The foundation was poured correctly and the ADU is now complete."
"A&E poured a stem wall foundation for our pool house at our Park City property. They understood the frost depth requirements for Summit County, handled the engineering, and the foundation passed all inspections. Excellent work."
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