Utah County, Utah
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Custom homes in Alpine, Highland, and Lehi — where the Wasatch Front foothills meet homeowners who expect more from their builder.
North Utah County is building up. Not just out.
Alpine, Highland, and the Lehi foothills have always attracted homeowners who want space, views, and quality. What's changed is the expectation level — today's buyers in this corridor want the same planning rigor and finish quality they'd expect from a Park City builder, applied to their Wasatch Front lot.
That's exactly what Three Peak delivers. The same preconstruction process, the same budget transparency, and the same execution standards — regardless of which side of the mountain your lot sits on.
Permitting in North Utah County
Alpine: Hillside protection zone ordinance governs construction above certain elevations. Geotechnical studies required for foothill lots. Design review for homes visible from public roads. We've pulled permits through Pleasant Grove Municipal, Provo Municipal, Orem Municipal, Utah County, and Eagle Mountain Municipal across the north Utah County corridor.
Highland: City building department with straightforward residential permitting. HOA architectural review in most subdivisions adds a parallel approval track.
Lehi: Rapid growth means the building department is busy — plan review can take 3-5 weeks. Traverse Mountain has its own HOA/ARB layer. Impact fees have increased significantly in recent years.
Timeline: Generally faster than Summit County — 3-5 weeks for plan review in most jurisdictions. The complexity here is more about HOA coordination than municipal process.
Communities We Serve
North Utah County
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