WUI-Compliant Landscape Planning and Design for Park City, Utah.
Protect your property.
Meet code.
Design beautifully.
We specialize in creating WUI-compliant landscapes that satisfy code—without compromising aesthetics.
Wildfire risk is no longer theoretical in Park City—it’s a defining factor in how properties are designed, built, and approved. The Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) Code introduces strict vegetation, defensible space, and ignition zone requirements that directly impact landscape design.
Whether you're designing, building, buying, or selling property in Park City, WUI compliance is now essential.
Required for new construction and qualifying remodels
Impacts site planning, plant selection, and layout
Directly affects permitting, approvals, and inspections
Influences long-term property value and insurability
Review official Park City Utah Woodland Urban Interface (WUI) guidelines
Our Expertise
We bridge the gap between fire code compliance and high-end landscape design.
We Provide:
WUI-compliant landscape plans & construction drawings
Ignition zone planning (0–5 ft, 5–30 ft, 30–100 ft). Including tree and shrub removal and maintain planning
Plant palette design aligned with approved species lists and suitable materials
Tree clustering, spacing, and fuel reduction strategies
Coordination with architects, builders, and consultants
Submittal-ready documentation for City review
We understand not just the code—but how it’s interpreted and enforced locally.
Who We Work With
Architects
Integrate WUI requirements early to avoid redesigns and delays.
Builders & Developers
Streamline approvals and reduce costly revisions during permitting.
Homeowners
Protect your investment while creating a beautiful, usable outdoor space.
Real Estate Professionals
Help clients understand compliance risks and property readiness to ensure maximum value.
The VisualMax Landscape Designer Advantage
Design + Compliance + Local Insight
Deep understanding of Park City WUI requirements
Proactively engaged with local authorities to meet WUI expectations and needs
Ability to balance defensible space with natural mountain aesthetics
Clear, buildable drawings that contractors can execute
Forward-thinking design that anticipates evolving code changes and firewise landscaping needs
Strategic vegetation spacing and clustering
Designing for reduced fuel loads and non-combustible materials without stripping natural character
Long-term maintenance planning so our stakeholders stay compliant
We don’t just check boxes—we design landscapes that perform, endure, and enhance value.
Early coordination is critical. The sooner WUI is integrated into your project, the more flexibility you have in design.
Let’s design it right from the start.