Local Connection: Lindon, Utah

Locals still call Lindon “the orchard in the valley,” where backyard cherry trees brush shoulders with tech startups migrating north from Provo. That rural-meets-modern flavor shows up in housing stock: mid-century ramblers with cinder-block foundations, 1990s two-stories along Geneva Road, and custom builds perched near the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Each style leaks energy differently.

Dense-pack fiberglass in kneewalls keeps converted attic playrooms from baking under August sun, while spray-foamed top plates halt the evening canyon breeze that rustles through Dry Canyon. We even add sound-attenuation batts between in-home offices and great rooms—critical when you’re video-conferencing one minute and cheering at Lions baseball the next. Residents love the city’s “Lindon Days” parade; we think you’ll love lowering utility bills just as much, so savings can go toward festival scones, not space-heater costs. Let’s make your Lindon home feel as sweet and steady as the orchards that gave the city its roots.