The companies listed here represent USAG's curated selection of skatepark artisans — the best of the best in the industry, with track records of crafting world-class parks across the country and around the globe. Choosing the right design and build partner is one of the most consequential decisions your city will make. We strongly recommend selecting a firm that specializes in concrete skatepark design and construction, rather than a general contractor. The difference shows up in every curve, transition, and surface — and your community will feel it for decades.
Many cities use a design-bid-build (DBB) process — hiring a designer to develop detailed plans, then opening the build phase to competitive bids from qualified contractors. When executed well, DBB provides a transparent framework that protects your city from unqualified vendors and keeps costs accountable. Involving the local skating community during the design phase is critical — it ensures the park serves a range of skill levels and reflects what riders in your area actually want to skate.
Before selecting a partner, research their portfolio, the quality of their finished parks, and their reputation within the broader skate community. Experience and craftsmanship matter far more than the lowest bid — a well-built skatepark is a generational asset, and cutting corners at the outset almost always costs more in the long run.
* The list provided here is NOT an endorsement or guarantee of any kind from The Utah Skatepark Advocacy Group or its affiliates. The Utah Skatepark Advocacy Group assumes no liability for the use of this list or its vendors. The list of vendors is presented in alphabetical order.
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