Furst Construction Company INC.

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• 5 ★ · Brandon Peterson · Mar 2026

  Furst Construction did a great job! The team was professional, communicative, and the quality of the work really shows. They stayed on schedule and made the whole process smooth and stress-free. I’d definitely recommend Furst Construction to anyone looking for reliable, high-quality work.

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• 5 ★ · Austin Porter · Mar 2026

  Furst construction has been a delight to work with. They are super knowledgeable, efficient and hard working. What really stands out to me when they build our facility, is that even when adversity has been through at them, they keep a calm presence to find the solution to problem at hand.

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• 5 ★ · Leon Green · Mar 2026

  In construction, challenges can arise on any project. What truly defines the experience is how those challenges are addressed. Strong customer service means working together to resolve issues quickly and professionally so the final outcome meets expectations. When service and resolution go hand in hand, it ultimately creates a better overall customer experience and a successful project.

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• 5 ★ · Colby Branstiter · Mar 2026

  I’ve worked with Furst Construction on several projects and have had the chance to work with Jeremy, Kent, and J.R. All of them were great to work with and very professional. The projects ran smoothly and the final product looked great. I would definitely recommend them.

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• 1 ★ · Skyler Hartman · Sep 2025

  I hired Furst Construction in Salt Lake City to build a self-storage facility, and my experience was extremely disappointing. The schedule was never followed, maintained, or properly communicated throughout the project. Subcontractors were not held accountable for poor workmanship, especially on critical tasks like soil compaction and grouting for the storm water system. When I raised these issues as the owner, the general contractor and project manager said it wasn't their responsibility to direct the subs, which seems like a major red flag.The design-build flaws were apparent from inception. The asphalt was installed with less than 0.5% slope, which is well below industry standards and created drainage problems that should have been caught during the design phase. At project completion, we discovered large sinkholes (up to 8 feet wide and 2 feet deep) due to erosion caused by absent grouting. The job took eight months longer than expected and cost us hundreds of thousands of dollars in interest and lost revenue from missing our prime lease-up season.Communication was also terrible, they often blocked roads for work without informing me, making it impossible to notify my tenants, and we lost customers due to blocked access, debris, and construction chaos. Even after a settlement agreement, with one final task left (a double check valve install at a set price and no change orders), Furst Construction is now demanding an extra $20,000 and threatening to put a lien on my property, despite no signed change order or proper documentation.Based on my experience with Furst Construction, I cannot recommend them. Poor design oversight, substandard quality control, lack of accountability, and unjust billing practices make them a risky choice for any project.

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