BOUNTIFUL

Property Management in Bountiful Utah

The Bountiful Utah Tabernacle of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

West Property Management is proud to provide services for all real property in the Bountiful, Utah area. Bountiful is a charming suburban community in Davis County with a population of around 44,000 people. The Wasatch Mountain Range lies on the east and the Great Salt Lake and Antelope Island on the west. Located just ten minutes north of Salt Lake City, Bountiful is known for its beautiful homes and gardens, as well as its top-notch schools. CNN Money Magazine rated Bountiful as one of America’s 100 best cities in 2009. Bountiful offers a small-town feel with nationally low crime rates, low property taxes, affordable utilities, and spectacular views.

The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) provides bus services throughout the city, and the FrontRunner train offers services from Provo to Ogden, as well as to and from the airport. Nearby train stations are located in Woods Cross, Farmington, Clearfield, and Layton. Higher education is available at the Bountiful campus of the University of Utah, with the main campus only a short drive away in Salt Lake City. Weber State University is in nearby Ogden, with a closer campus in Layton. Also within an hour’s drive are Brigham Young University in Provo and Utah State University in Logan.

Bountiful offers year-round access to outdoor recreation. Nearby off-roading, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, climbing, bouldering, camping, hunting, and fishing are available. Numerous trails abound in North Canyon Park and Mueller Park Canyon. Bountiful Ridge Golf Course, rated four stars by Golf Digest, boasts an 18-hole mountain golf course with amazing views. The South Davis Recreation Center provides programs and amenities such as aquatics, fitness classes, exercise equipment, an ice rink, and sports. The city also maintains 16 tennis courts and 18 outdoor parks. Northern Utah is well-known for its spectacular skiing and snowboarding, and with Bountiful’s proximity to the interstate, ski resorts are just a short drive away. Also nearby are Lagoon Amusement Park, Cherry Hill Water Park, and Antelope Island State Park.

Plentiful shops, an art gallery, and a Farmers Market are just a few of the attractions on Bountiful’s Main Street. Other cultural facilities include the Bountiful/Davis Art Center and the Bountiful Historical Museum. The City provides community activities such as Concerts in the Park, a Main Street Parade, a fireworks show, an International Dance Festival, Handcart Days, and Summerfest.

At West Property Management, we can maximize your marketing efforts in the Bountiful area. Did you know that owners experience an average loss of $250 each week their properties are vacant? To reduce vacancy rates and keep advertising costs low, we have developed a premium marketing plan for our owners. We will post a video tour of the entire property online and advertise your property on over 15 high-traffic rental websites. We also offer referral bonuses for current tenants who assist with marketing the property, as well as increased exposure to out-of-state prospective tenants. Potential tenants can view videos and submit applications before the current tenant moves out, which means less vacancy time between tenants. With increased exposure, your property will rent faster. If you are looking for an excellent property management company who knows the area and will work hard for you, please give us a call.

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CENTERVILLE

Property Management in Centerville Utah

City Hall, Centerville, Utah

West Property Management proudly provides services for all real property in the family-oriented community of Centerville, Utah. With a population of about 15,000 people and situated between the Wasatch Mountains and the Great Salt Lake, Centerville offers a small-town atmosphere and a moderate cost of living. Centerville’s schools are part of the outstanding Davis School District, and the Centerville Police Department boasts an excellent safety record. Centerville is a member of UTOPIA (Utah Telecommunication Open Infrastructure Agency), which offers lightning-fast internet speeds through fiber optic lines. Centerville is home to the Davis Center for the Performing Arts, as well as the Thomas Whitaker Home Museum, which enables people to explore and enjoy the rich heritage of the city. You will find recreation such as organized sports, family hikes, beautiful parks, and over 30 miles of trails that wind through the foothills and along the Great Salt Lake. The city sponsors a plethora of community events, including an Easter Egg Hunt, Movies in the Park, Children’s Parade, Annual Freedom Run, Fourth of July Celebration, Pumpkin Walk, Festival of Lights, Christmas Coloring Contest, and a special “Haunting” at the Whitaker Museum. In addition to the abundant recreational and cultural opportunities available within Centerville itself, more can be found nearby. Lagoon Amusement Park is six miles away, and offers dozens of roller coasters and other rides, a water park, camping, and much more. Salt Lake City is only a 15-minute drive south and Ogden a 25-minute drive north. Eight major ski resorts are within a 45-minute drive and the Salt Lake International Airport is only 15 minutes away. West Property Management knows the Centerville area and would love the opportunity to show you what our services can do for you. One of the benefits of using our company is our nonbinding contract. Either party may cancel the contract, with or without cause, with 30 days’ notice. We want you to use our services because they work and are valuable, not because you are bound to a contract. We require prompt and exceptional service from our management team, and we encourage you to contact us with any questions or concerns you might have. If, for some reason, you are not satisfied with our service, you are free to cancel the contract with no penalties or fees. In addition to providing nonbinding contracts, we also guarantee rent payments. Tenants we place in your property will pay their rent every month or you pay nothing for our management services that month. Furthermore, if a tenant we place breaks his or her lease, we will re-rent your home to new tenants for free. Give us a call and see what we can do for you. Centerville Homes for Rent

CLEARFIELD

Property Management in Clearfield Utah

Clearfield City Municipal and Justice Center, Clearfield, Utah

West Property Management proudly services the Clearfield, Utah area. Clearfield is located in Davis County, 28 miles north of Salt Lake City. With a population of about 30,000 people, the city is committed to smart and controlled growth. Clearfield is a central business location, with close to 100 national and international businesses. This allows for perpetual job opportunities. Clearfield’s proximity to Interstate 15 provides easy access to several golf courses, world-class ski resorts, sports, cultural activities, and outdoor recreation such as hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, and so much more. Clearfield also has a station for the Frontrunner, a commuter rail train that connects Utah, Salt Lake, Davis, and Weber counties. The City of Clearfield maintains thirteen beautiful parks, ranging from half an acre to over 20 acres. You will also find walking and jogging trails, as well as two fishing ponds. Clearfield Aquatic Center is an amazing, family-friendly facility where you can swim, slide, float in the “lazy river,” workout on exercise equipment, take a fitness class, lift weights, or play basketball or volleyball. Fisher Skate Park is a well-maintained facility that welcomes both skateboards and bikes. With 14,000 square feet, there are areas to accommodate all skill levels. The city also offers an abundance of opportunities for kids and adults to be involved in the arts. A community band and choir both welcome musicians of all ages and levels to rehearse and put on performances throughout the year. A Community Theater provides a place for budding thespians of all ages to audition and perform. The Community Arts Center offers a variety of classes and activities for the whole family, including an annual Storytelling Festival and a Children’s Choir. Residents look forward to the city’s annual 4^th of July Celebration, with a Freedom Run, parade, festival, concert, and fireworks. Clearfield is part of the renowned Davis School District and has five elementary schools, a junior high school, and a high school. Higher education is available in Clearfield at the University of Phoenix and Weber State University’s Continuing Education building. Other campuses within an hour’s drive are Weber State University in Ogden, University of Utah in Salt Lake City, and Utah State University in Logan. Hill Air Force Base, one of Utah’s major employers, is located along Clearfield’s eastern border. Along the southwestern side, the old Clearfield Naval Supply Depot has become the Freeport Center, and is a major manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution hub. The Clearfield Job Corps Center, established in 1966, provides training to unemployed and untrained youth from sixteen to 21 years of age. Legend Hills, Clearfield’s premier commercial center, is the largest office development in North Davis County. West Property Management knows the Clearfield area and would love to offer you our services. We will help you find just the right rental price by running comparisons for properties in your area. This information will help us establish an initial price. We will then track showings, inquiry calls, and applications, and make any necessary adjustments. The market is an important factor to take into consideration when determining a price. Many people want to list their property too high, but this typically causes it to take longer to rent. Oftentimes, the money you lose during vacancy is more substantial than what you would have received with a higher rent. We would love to help you determine the best and most marketable price for your property, and we will work hard to rent it quickly and help you have a profitable experience. Clearfield Homes for Rent

CLINTON

Property Management in Clinton Utah

Former Clinton City Hall

Clinton, located in Davis County, has a population of about 20,800. It is a great community with a mixture of residential, farming, and commercial areas. Residents are able to enjoy all the benefits of a quiet town, with the conveniences of larger cities. Clinton is home to beautiful parks, which provide plenty of opportunities for picnics, sports, fishing, jogging, walking, cycling, and more. There is even a skateboarding park and a BMX bike course. As a service to its residents, the city holds monthly Community Enhancement Classes at the Clinton Recreation Building. They teach a wide variety of classes on everything from tax preparation and crock-pot cooking to auto maintenance and landscaping. In addition to adult and youth sports, the recreation department offers a fishing club, kids in the park crafts and activities, summer dance lessons, a sports-readiness program for 4-year-olds, and lessons in golf, tennis, swimming, and tumbling. Senior citizens can enjoy a monthly luncheon, and the entire community benefits from the Clinton Farmers’ Market, where residents come together and enjoy locally-grown fruits and vegetables, bakery items, and small business products and crafts. The city also hosts an annual Easter Egg Hunt and takes part in National Trails Day. Clinton Heritage Days are held each summer and include festivities such as a fish derby, carnival, entertainment, car show, golf tournament, movie in the park, 5K fun run, breakfast, concert in the park, and fireworks. Clinton is only nine miles southwest of Ogden, and nine miles northwest of Layton, which means the entertainment and shopping options are abundant. Nearby attractions include the Roy Aquatic Center, Clearfield Aquatic Center, Layton Hills Mall, Boondocks Fun Center, and Antelope Island State Park. For those who wish to pursue higher education, Weber State University’s West Center Campus is only five minutes away in Roy, and the main campus is 15 minutes away in Ogden. Skiing and snowboarding are available at nearby Nordic Valley, Snowbasin, and Powder Mountain ski resorts. At West Property Management, we know what it takes to market homes in the Clinton area. We would love to help protect your investment and increase your income. As experienced homeowners, we have designed our management system with you in mind. When you use our services, you will not only benefit from our knowledge and experience, but you will also save money. There are no set-up fees, leasing fees, or hidden fees. In addition, we offer a non-binding contract, with no money due until your property is rented. We also provide online account access and professional customer service. We are able to get most properties into our marketing system within 24 hours of a signed management agreement. We would love to work with you and show you what our services can do for you. We are an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau. Clinton Homes for Rent

DAVIS COUNTY

Property Management in Davis County Utah

Davis County Courthouse

West Property Management provides services for all real property in Davis County, a beautiful, fast-growing bedroom community nestled between the Wasatch Mountain Range on the east and the Great Salt Lake on the west. Davis County covers a total of 634 square miles, and the most populated cities are Layton, Bountiful, Kaysville, and Clearfield. Farmington is the county seat, and Hill Air Force Base and Davis School District are the largest employers. The Freeport Center in Clearfield is Utah’s largest distribution center. The renowned Davis School District offers 59 elementary schools, 16 junior highs, 8 high schools, and 3 alternative schools. Higher education is available at Weber State University’s Davis Campus in Layton and Davis Applied Technology College in Kaysville. Davis County was founded in 1852 and named for Daniel C. Davis, a captain in the Mormon Battalion. The original population was only around 1,500, and during the first 50 years growth was slow. After the Utah Central Railroad (now Union Pacific) was created in 1870, population growth picked up a bit, and when Hill Air Force Base was established in 1940, the population boomed. As of 2012, it was around 315,800. Interstate 15 runs north and south down the center of Davis County, and the FrontRunner commuter rail runs from Ogden to Provo, with Davis County stations in Woods Cross, Farmington, Layton, and Clearfield. Because east-west transportation is restricted by the narrow urban corridor and many people commute to Salt Lake, the county built Legacy Parkway to ease congestion in the area. Construction began in 2001, but due to lawsuits filed by environmentalists, it was halted. After reaching a settlement, construction began again in 2006, and Legacy Parkway finally opened in 2008. In response to the environmentalists’ concerns, the county built an extensive trail system and implemented wetland protection measures and landscaping. They also lowered the speed limit and banned semi-trucks. Some of the best shopping in Northern Utah is found at Farmington’s Station Park, which offers an eclectic array of stores and restaurants, as well as movies, an ice rink, and a state-of-the-art choreographed water fountain. The Layton Hills Mall and Bountiful Main Street also offer premier shopping. Fans of performing arts love the CenterPoint Legacy Theatre in Centerville, and museums and art galleries include Hill Aerospace Museum, Layton Heritage Museum, LeConte Stewart Art Gallery in Kaysville, S & S Railroad Park and Museum in Farmington, and the South Weber Model Railroad Club. Davis County is full of family-friendly recreation. From touring Mrs. Cavanaugh’s Chocolate Factory in North Salt Lake to hiking or biking on any of the 200 miles of Davis County trails, there is always something fun to do. The area is home to 11 regionally-ranked golf courses and three popular amusement parks: Boondocks Fun Center, Cherry Hill Resort, and Lagoon. Other outdoor adventures can be found at Antelope Island State Park, Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area, and the Great Salt Lake Shorelands Preserve. At West Property Management, we are familiar with and love Davis County. If you are unfamiliar with property management, please explore our website and download our Owner Information Packet. This packet explains how our management fee works, guides you in getting your property ready to rent, and answers frequently asked questions. We make money when your property makes money; therefore, we are motivated to do everything in our power to help you make the most of your investment. We are also an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau.

EDEN

Property Management in Eden Utah

Downtown Eden in Weber County, Utah

The picturesque community of Eden is located in unincorporated Weber County, between the North Fork and the Middle Fork of the Ogden River, in Ogden Valley. The population was only 600 as of the 2010 census, but some sources cite it as approximately 3,500 now. Eden is a quiet, small town with one grocery store, a post office, a few restaurants, a gas station, and magnificent mountain views. The first home was built in the area in 1857, and a community was established in 1859. According to rumor, a government surveyor thought the area was one of the most beautiful he’d seen and suggested the name “Eden” from the Bible. Neighboring communities include Huntsville and Liberty. Year-round outdoor recreation is easily accessible. Pineview Reservoir, just south of Eden, is well-known for fishing, boating, camping, hiking, horseback riding, hunting, picnicking, water sports, and winter sports. Fantastic golfing with breathtaking views is available at Wolf Creek Golf Course, and skiers and snowboards have their pick of resorts. Powder Mountain is especially popular for fantastic night skiing; Wolf Mountain is affordable; and Snowbasin is only a short drive away. Year-round hot air balloon rides are available, and residents and visitors enjoy an annual hot air balloon festival. Red Cliff Ranch, one of Utah’s oldest working ranches, is just northeast of Ogden Valley, and offers horseback riding, hunting, and sleigh rides. Ogden is only twenty minutes away, and offers all the conveniences and benefits of a big city, such as theatres, museums, restaurants, clubs, and more. At West Property Management, we are familiar with, and love, the Eden area. We would be privileged to offer you our professional services, which provide many advantages for homeowners. One of these advantages is our extensive screening process. Problem tenants can become quite costly, not only financially, but also in terms of time and frustration. While no background check can completely eliminate risk, our thorough, detailed process will substantially lower the possibility of future problems. Once the potential tenant completes an application, we verify photo ID and run the following checks: national and state background; sex offender, terrorist, and criminal; credit report, including score and full payment history; collection accounts or judgments filed; and past evictions. We verify income by either contacting the current employer or obtaining copies of tax returns and current bank statements if self-employed. We also confirm rental history and contact previous landlords about payment history, property condition, and nuisance issues. While it is illegal to discriminate on the basis of ethnicity, religion, gender, age, etc., it is absolutely in your best interest to turn down applicants for poor credit or rental history. We always have your best interests in mind, and will do everything in our power to increase your bottom line. We are accredited with the Better Business Bureau. Eden Homes for Rent

FARMINGTON

Property Management in Farmington Utah

The City Hall of Farmington, Utah

West Property Management proudly provides services for all real property in the Farmington, Utah area. Located in Davis County, Farmington has made it into Money Magazine’s “Best Places to Live” index twice! In 2011, it ranked number 12, and in 2013, it ranked 14. This beautiful city of almost 21,000 people serves as the seat of Davis County, and is 16 miles north of Salt Lake City. It lies against the base of the Wasatch Mountains, midway between Salt Lake City and Ogden. Known for its tree-lined main streets and charming houses, Farmington provides a safe and quiet, old-town atmosphere that is anything but boring. Station Park, a new premier shopping center, features upscale retail stores, restaurants, entertainment, a park, a children’s play area, and an outdoor ice-skating rink. Station Park also offers a state-of-the-art, color-oriented and choreographed world-class show fountain, one of only two in the United States. Farmington is home to Lagoon, the largest amusement park in Utah, with dozens of rides and other attractions, as well as the Lagoon-A-Beach water park. The Bountiful/Davis Art center offers free exhibits, classes, workshops, a family art night, and a Summerfest. Farmington Swimming Pool on Main Street is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day and offers fun for the whole family. Some of the community special events are a Miss Farmington Scholarship Pageant, Farmington’s Got Talent, Easter Egg Hunt, National Trails Day, a Halloween Event, Holiday Concert, Letters to Santa, Christmas with Santa, and a Storytelling Festival. Festival Days during July is held at various parks and venues with a variety of activities including a kids bike parade, movie night, tennis tournament, family bike race, basketball tournament, storytelling event, charity motorcycle ride, a half-marathon and other races, breakfast in the park, a parade, entertainment, and fireworks. Streams from the canyons above Farmington flow through the city on their way to the Great Salt Lake. Farmington Canyon offers abundant opportunities for hiking, biking, jogging, snowmobiling, fishing, camping, horseback riding, and other activities. The Davis County Fairgrounds, in West Farmington, have horse racing and rodeo facilities. Farmington maintains several beautiful parks, including a fishing pond and Skater Park, as well as over 115 miles of hiking and biking trails. At West Property Management, we are familiar with and love the Farmington area. We would love to offer you our services. We not only provide affordable and competitive rates, but convenience as well. We take care of collecting rent each month from your tenant, and in turn provide you with a detailed statement of all payments and expenses for your property. We deposit all money into a trust account, and after deducting our management fee and any authorized expenses, we make the remainder available to you through direct deposit. We post your statements and process payments each month. In addition to being available through your web portal, we will email you your statement. You can access custom reports and previous statements at any time online. Please give us a call and let us show you what we can do for you. Farmington Homes for Rent

FARR WEST

Property Management in Farr West Utah

Farr West City Hall

Approximately 6,100 people call Farr West home. Located on the north end of Weber County, Farr West is bordered by Willard to the north, Harrisville and Pleasant View to the east, Marriott-Slaterville to the south, and Plain City to the west. Farr West was settled by Mormon pioneers in 1858, and was largely a farming community. Over the years, the number of farms has decreased, and the city has become more urban. It was incorporated in 1981. The Farr West Recreation Center has a full-size exercise room, basketball gym, volleyball set-up, Zumba classes, and sports programs. Some of the community events include an annual Easter Egg Hunt in April and the Farr West Freedom Festival in the summer, which includes events such as a baby contest, booths, 5K run, two-mile walk, parade, movie night, and more. The Senior Center offers classes and activities such as power walking, quilting, Bingo, a Wii bowling tournament, oil painting, a foot clinic, a monthly birthday party, and game nights. The City of Farr West maintains a Facebook page in an effort to keep residents informed and involved. Smith and Edwards makes its home in Farr West and draws crowds from all over northern Utah. The variety store opened in 1947 when Bert Smith and Lawrence Edwards began selling military surplus equipment out of Smith’s West Ogden backyard. Today, several of Smith’s sons and grandchildren still work for the business. Smith and Edward’s offers an eclectic mix of goods from military surplus, hard-to-find tools, jewelry, clothing, coats, hunting gear, toys, housewares, camping equipment, emergency preparedness items, and so much more. This 171,000 square foot store also boasts a knowledgeable and experienced staff and is affectionately known as “The Country Boy Store.” A warm, freshwater reservoir at Willard Bay State Park, located 11 minutes north, offers a close location for camping, boating, swimming, waterskiing, and fishing. The Golden Spike Event Center is only five minutes away, with soccer fields, an outdoor stadium, a cross country course, and more. The Weber County Fair is a fun family tradition, and the fairgrounds are just north of the Golden Spike Event Center. West Property Management knows the Farr West area and would love to show you what our services can do for you. We are very competitive with our fees, and our pricing is affordable and owner-friendly. We are highly motivated to find good, long-term tenants because we make money when your property makes money. Our rental fees are significantly less than other companies. We also charge nothing for tenant turnover. We only get paid if a tenant renews. Again, we make money when you make money. Turnover and vacancy can be the biggest expenses for property owners, and while some property management companies profit from turnover and vacancy, we profit from long-term tenants who renew their leases. Why should you hire someone who will profit from your loss? Give us a call, and we will help you increase your bottom line. Farr West Homes for Rent

FRUIT HEIGHTS

Property Management in Fruit Heights Utah

City Hall in Fruit Heights, Utah

West Property Management offers services for all real property in Fruit Heights, the quiet, charming “city of good neighbors.” Located in Davis County, about 23 minutes north of Salt Lake City, Fruit Heights is bordered by the beautiful Wasatch Mountains on the east and Kaysville and Farmington on the west and south. Originally an orchard community, Fruit Heights still has fresh, orchard-grown seasonal cherries and peaches available at stands. The town’s main commercial area is Rock Loft, a former cherry-processing plant, now home to locally-owned businesses, including a renowned bakery. Fruit Heights is a community-centered, family-friendly environment. The city maintains beautiful parks, including Nicholls Park, with the magnificent Castle Heights Playground. In an effort to keep the community involved and informed, the city has a Facebook page and is on Twitter @FruitHeightsGov. A Citizens Corps Council (CCC) was founded to help prevent crime and respond to emergencies. The CCC educates the public on safety, helps citizens take an active role in protecting themselves, and teaches them what to do in the event of a crisis. A Youth City Council is in place to provide young men and young women an opportunity to be involved in government and service. One of the most-anticipated annual community events is the Founder’s Day Celebration in August. Residents can count on fantastic food, games, music, activities, and even a 5K/Fun Run. In addition to being a part of the top-notch Davis School District, which offers excellent K-12 education, residents have easy access to higher education. Weber State University’s main campus in Ogden is only 15 minutes away, and the Davis Campus in Layton is even closer. Weber State offers over 200 certificate and degree programs. The Davis Applied Technology College (DATC) is in Kaysville and offers vocational and technical training. Fruit Heights offers an abundance of recreational activities. One of the nearby attractions is Cherry Hill Water Park, where you will find a Pirates Cove Activity Pool, Cardiac Canyon River Run, Grant’s Gulch Lazy River, Double Dragons waterslides, and more. In addition to the water park, Cherry Hill has a maze, miniature golf, panning for gems, and camping/RV facilities. Another entertaining venue is Boondocks, which offers bowling, miniature golf, bumper boats, go-carts, batting cages, laser tag, rollerball, etc. Station Park, a new premier shopping center, is less than ten minutes away, in Farmington. It features upscale retail stores, restaurants, entertainment, a park, a children’s play area, an outdoor ice-skating rink, and a world-class show fountain. Lagoon Amusement Park, also in Farmington, has roller coasters, carousels, bumper cars, water rides, and other attractions, including a water park, Lagoon-A-Beach. The Davis Park Golf Course, in Fruit Heights, offers beautiful valley, lake, and mountain views. Davis County is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise, with over 123 trail heads, 230 miles of hiking trails, 45 miles of bike lanes, and 93 miles of paved shared trail. Snowbasin, an official venue of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, is only a half-hour’s drive from Fruit Heights. In addition to offering world-class skiing and snowboarding, you can hike, bike, and ride the gondola up the mountain in the summer. In the charming, small-town setting of Fruit Heights, beautiful, well-maintained homes are a staple. If you are looking for a property manager in the Fruit Heights area, give us a call. One of the ways we ensure your property is kept in top condition is through property inspections. Our comprehensive inspection program protects your investment and holds the tenant accountable for damages and lease violations. Even good tenants can unintentionally let a small problem, like a drip under the sink, get out of hand, and if small problems are not addressed, they can become big, expensive problems. Regular inspections are vital to identifying potential problems before they progress. We have found that routine maintenance can save thousands of dollars. Our property inspection program consists of routine drive-by inspections, detailed spring and fall inspections, a full inspection before and after each tenant, additional inspections as needed, and an inspection if a tenant fails to pay rent or respond to communications. Tenants are given three days following an inspection to repair any damages found (including lawn care and other exterior maintenance issues). If they do not comply, we will line up the repair and bill the tenant. West Property Management is familiar with the Fruit Heights area and would love to answer any questions you might have about property management. We are a BBB (Better Business Bureau) accredited business. Fruit Heights Homes for Rent

HARRISVILLE

Property Management in Harrisville Utah

Harrisville City Hall

Harrisville, located in Weber County north of Ogden, has a population of about 5,800 as of 2012. It was settled in 1850 by Urban Stewart, who built the first log house in the area. One night in mid-September, he heard a noise in his corn patch and shot at a moving object. This “object” turned out to be a Shoshone Indian Chief, who died from the wound. The Shoshone people retaliated by killing another white man in the area. After this tragedy, Stewart was forced to leave the county. In 1851, Martin Henderson Harris, for whom the city was later named, built a log home in the area. Harrisville was incorporated in 1962, and in 1964, when it was made a third-class city, the population was 867. In 1976, the city bought the property that was originally owned by the Martin Harris family and built the Martin Henderson Harris Bicentennial Park and Cabin. Residents can rent this cabin, which has become a popular place for wedding, family reunions, and community gatherings. Over the years it has been remodeled and upgraded to make it more comfortable and functional. To commemorate the 50^th anniversary of the incorporation of Harrisville, and to provide a legacy for future generations, the community created a time capsule in 2012. Residents submitted personal and family information and pictures, which were placed in a binder and buried with the capsule, along with an activity scrapbook of the previous 50 years. The Harrisville History Committee, in addition to publishing Harrisville Horizons, a complete history of the area, has compiled a biography collection of Harrisville residents over the age of 80 who spent the majority of their life in the city. The committee has also put together a free pamphlet that provides a self-guided tour of historical sites. Each summer, residents celebrate Heritage Days with a parade, vendor booths, games, activities, entertainment, a midnight 5K run, golf tournament, youth dance, food, and fireworks. The Youth City Council holds an annual Easter Egg Hunt, and each winter the community looks forward to Santa at the Cabin. The Parks and Recreation Department, in addition to offering youth and adult sports, is in the process of installing a disc golf course. The city also offers no-cost community garden plots, and from Memorial Day through Labor Day, kids enjoy the Splash Pad. Harrisville and Marriott – Slaterville join together for a weekly Senior Citizen lunch and activity, as well as free yoga classes and line dancing. At West Property Management, we are familiar with the Harrisville area and would love to offer you our services. Download our owner information packet today and see for yourself all the benefits of hiring a property manager. Upon receiving a signed management agreement, we are able to get most properties into our system within 24 hours. We will work with you on any issues that might limit the potential rental of your property, and if you are changing management companies, we will coordinate all of the specifics for you. We will gather information, notify tenants, collect keys, and begin showing your property. We will even get utilities set up. We work hard to increase your bottom line and help you make the most of your investment. We are accredited with the Better Business Bureau. Harrisville Homes for Rent