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Yellow snow removal trucks and sweepers parked in front of the building's gray metal walls and white overhead doors under a blue sky.

Provo Airport Snow Removal Equipment Building

Location
Provo, UT
Market
Municipal & Government
Owner
Provo City
Size
33,710 SF

Project Overview

Westland Construction built the new 33,710-square-foot Snow Removal Equipment (SRE) Building at Provo Airport for Provo City, with MHTN Architects as architect. Westland was selected through a negotiated contract. Site work began in December 2024, and the team reached substantial completion on August 24, 2026. The facility brings the airport’s snow removal operations under one roof. It has equipment storage, maintenance bays, specialized shop areas, a parts and tool bay, salt melt storage, administrative offices, a kitchen and dedicated crew quarters. The layout emphasizes functionality, durability and efficiency, supporting year-round operational readiness. The design also accommodates a planned 15,000-square-foot expansion, so the building can grow with the airport while minimizing future cost and disruption.

Gallery

Long gray metal-sided building with a row of white overhead doors on a concrete apron.
Equipment storage bay with white overhead doors, red steel columns and a glossy gray floor with a trench drain.
Wide equipment bay seen from the center, with overhead doors on both sides, a steel frame roof and a gray floor.
Shop bay with an overhead door, a high-speed roll-up door and diamond-plate wall protection.
Open kitchen with a long island, wood cabinets, a range with a hood and a stainless refrigerator.
Galley kitchen with wood cabinets, a range, a refrigerator and microwaves built into the island.
Locker room with wood-grain lockers and metal benches on a gray floor.
Crew quarters room with a single bed, a nightstand with a lamp and a rolling work table.

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