VETERAN-OWNED · ROY, UTAH · LICENSED GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Meet Jason Beckstead, Your Northern Utah General Contractor
Your home deserves a contractor who takes responsibility for the whole project.
Jason Beckstead founded ZZYZX Construction Utah to bring disciplined planning, skilled craftsmanship, and direct owner communication to residential construction. Based in Roy, we serve homeowners across Weber, Davis, Box Elder, and Morgan counties.
From composite decks and accessible bathrooms to finished basements, structural remodels, and home additions, we start with a defined scope—and stay accountable through the final walkthrough.
Utah License #14292867-5501 · BBB Accredited · Veteran-Owned · Fully Insured
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The short answer
ZZYZX Construction Utah is an owner-led general contracting company in Roy, Utah. Owner Jason Beckstead plans and coordinates remodels, custom built-ins, accessibility upgrades, and outdoor living projects for homeowners across Northern Utah — licensed, insured, and BBB Accredited. Call 801-989-3143.
Military Precision Meets Master Craftsmanship
I'm Jason Beckstead—a U.S. military veteran, craftsman, and the founder of ZZYZX Construction Utah.
My approach is straightforward: understand the assignment, plan the work, and take responsibility for the result. For a homeowner, that means a written scope, coordinated trades, accountable material ordering, and clear communication about what happens next.
Construction involves decisions you should never have to guess about. What is included? When is the next inspection? Does a change affect the price? Who is handling the issue?
My job is to make those answers clear—and make sure the work follows the plan.
Preparation is where that shows up first: trade scheduling that's coordinated before crews arrive, materials ordered against the project timeline, and one accountable point of contact from the first conversation to the final walkthrough. For homeowners, that means fewer surprises, clearer decisions, and a jobsite that respects the home you're living in.
Built for Northern Utah Conditions
Homes along the Wasatch Front live through freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads, wind exposure, and site-specific drainage and soil conditions. Those forces shape how a project should be planned—not just how it looks the day it's finished.
They show up in the details: deck footings sized for frost depth, structural connections at the roof and ledger, flashing and moisture management where water will try to get in, insulation choices for our temperature swings, and required egress where bedrooms and basements are involved.
When a scope or jurisdiction calls for engineering, we coordinate it as part of the project plan—so structural decisions are made with the right professionals involved, not guessed at on the jobsite.
How We Protect Your Investment
A written scope
Inclusions, exclusions, allowances, and responsibilities are documented before work begins—together with how change orders are handled, including their cost and schedule effects.
Permits and verification
We identify the city or county building department responsible for your property, and the agreement documents who handles permits, fees, and inspections.
Payment clarity
Payment milestones are written into the agreement and billed through formal contractor invoices, with approved payment methods stated up front.
Jobsite standards
Surface protection, dust controls, organized materials, cleanup, and secured equipment—with work planned around occupied areas, children, and pets.
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Substantial Improvements, Managed as One Coordinated Project
Composite Decks & Outdoor Living
Decks, patios, and pergolas planned for how you'll actually use the space—footings, framing, and finishes designed for Utah's seasons.
Accessibility & Aging-in-Place
Ramps, roll-in showers, wider doorways, and improved circulation that make the home work better for the people living in it—planned around your needs, not a one-size template.
Luxury Basement Finishing
Finished basements designed as genuine living space—planned for light, comfort, and the egress and moisture details Northern Utah basements demand.
Structural Remodels & Home Additions
Opening walls, removing limits, or adding square footage—sequenced with the inspections and trade coordination these projects require.
Based in Roy. Serving Northern Utah.
Our home base is Roy, and most of our work happens within a short drive of it.
Weber County
Established homes in these communities often need careful integration—accessibility improvements and remodels that respect existing structure, plumbing, and finishes.
Outdoor projects are site-specific here: wind exposure, drainage, and structural planning differ block by block, and additions and workshops need attention to access and setbacks.
We also serve:Box Elder Countyservice area pageMorgan Countyservice area page
Questions About Working With Jason
How do I verify your Utah contractor license?
ZZYZX Construction Utah holds Utah General Building Contractor License #14292867-5501. You can check the current status and classification through the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing (DOPL) license lookup—we encourage every homeowner to verify before hiring any contractor.
Who handles permits in Weber and Davis counties?
It depends on the property. Permit authority varies by city and county—Roy, Ogden, Layton, and unincorporated areas each have their own building departments. Your agreement documents who is responsible for permits, fees, and inspections on your specific project, so there's no ambiguity once work starts.
How is my project priced, and when are payments due?
Pricing follows the scope: site conditions, material selections, and allowances all affect the number. Payments are tied to written milestones in the agreement and billed through formal contractor invoices. If the scope changes, approved change orders document the cost and schedule effects before that work proceeds.
What does veteran-owned mean for my project?
It shows up as preparation and accountability: a defined plan before work starts, coordinated trades, and direct communication from the owner about what's happening and what comes next. No remodel has a perfect schedule—but you'll always know where yours stands.
How long will my remodel, deck, or addition take?
Schedules are project-specific. Scope, design decisions, permits, material lead times, inspections, weather, and conditions discovered once work opens up all affect the timeline. Your written scope and proposal lay out the schedule expectations for your specific project.
How do I schedule a consultation?
Submit the project form, or call or text Jason directly. Include your city, what you want to change, your anticipated investment range, preferred timing, and any photos or plans you already have.
Start With a Clear Conversation About Your Home
Tell Jason what needs to change, where the property is, and what a successful result looks like. We'll discuss project fit, the information needed to define the scope, and the next step toward a written plan.