For Harrisville, the brick town on US-89, a detail that comes to your driveway.
US-89 is the highway through Harrisville, with the main park, its fishing pond and its splash pad at 1350 North on it, and Harrisville Road running west to the Harris cabin at 725 West. UDOT plows and salts the highway; the city's own plows take the side streets. The brickyard that was the town's main industry ran until 2012, and a Walmart Supercenter sits in the commercial district now. A Fresh Tracks professional details your car, truck or SUV in Harrisville where it's parked, at home or in the lot at work; the monthly plan is the same visit on a schedule.
- 4,297
- Feet above sea level
- 6,947
- People, 2024 estimate
- 1850
- Settled
Harrisville is named for Martin Henderson Harris, a nephew of the Book of Mormon's Martin Harris, and the Utah History Encyclopedia calls brickmaking its most prominent industry, alongside a past in washboards, cheese, brooms and silk.
A Harrisville calendar: brine, lake dust, pond water, bench dust.
US-89 is brined and salted, the pond and the splash pad send home wet gear, and the bench above Ogden is mud in spring and dust in summer.
Winter
Brine on US-89 through town before a storm and salt once it's snowing, because UDOT pre-treats and plows its state routes, while the city's own plows take the side streets. A ski or Pineview day up 12th Street comes back with cinders and gravel from the canyon shoulders in the wheel wells.
Spring
Dust from the Great Salt Lake on windy days, because Harrisville's valley floor is directly exposed to what blows off the dry lakebed. The pond at Harrisville Park is stocked with rainbow trout about four times a year, so wet gear and bait ride home on the floor, and a rainy trip to the Divide trailheads leaves mud in the wheel wells.
Summer
A fine tan dust film on the lower half from the bench trailheads above Ogden and North Ogden, wet kids and towels from the splash pad at Harrisville Park, which runs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from Memorial Day to Labor Day, and beach sand and a wet dog from Willard Bay.
Fall
The season's first storms put UDOT's brine on US-89 before any snow has fallen, so the lower panels carry a white film from the first cold week on.
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What we do in Harrisville.
Fresh Start.
There's no shop to find and no ride to arrange: a Fresh Tracks professional comes to your driveway anywhere in Harrisville, from Harrisville Road to Independence Boulevard, and details the car inside and out, right where it's parked, with the photos and the receipt on your phone when it's done.
Stay Clean and Keep Rollin'.
Harrisville sits on US-89, so the brine starts in fall and the salt runs through winter; the monthly cleaning plan has a Fresh Tracks professional back every 2 or 4 weeks on your regular day, and you're only charged after each successful service.
How booking works in Harrisville.
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Pick a day and a time.
Any working day, on the site or in your Fresh Tracks app. The $50 deposit is charged at booking and comes off the total; it stays with us if you cancel inside 24 hours.
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A Fresh Tracks professional comes to you.
About four hours, right where it's parked, in your driveway or the lot at work in Harrisville.
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Keep it clean with the plan.
A visit every 2 or 4 weeks on your regular day, only charged after each successful service.
If it isn't the best detail you've ever had, your first maintenance clean is on us.
If something was missed, tell us. We'll come back and make it right, free.
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