Two farm towns became West Haven, and the detail comes to both halves of it.
West Haven is two old farm communities, Wilson and Kanesville, that voted in 1990 to become one city of 10.64 square miles, and it was the county's fastest-growing community from 2010 to 2020, up 63 percent. Wilson Lane runs to the I-15 interchange, 4000 South is SR-37 and posted 50 mph, and the commercial and industrial corridor sits along 21st Street and 1900 West, with the River Parkway Trail's 3.93 miles following the Weber. A Fresh Tracks professional comes to your West Haven driveway or your work and details your car, truck or SUV right there, with the monthly plan keeping it that way between visits.
- 4,271
- Feet above sea level
- 24,617
- People, 2024 estimate
- 1854
- Settled
West Haven's Kanesville half was first called Northeast Hooper and was renamed for Colonel Thomas L. Kane, and the city's historical monument at City Park, dedicated July 4, 2001, tells that story alongside Wilson's.
West Haven's year starts with slush and ends with dike mud.
SR-37 gets brine and the city's plows throw slush, the lake's dust comes in spring, and the summer is construction, farm fields and the arena.
Winter
Brine on 4000 South before a storm and salt during it, because 4000 South is SR-37 and UDOT pre-treats its state routes, plus the same on I-15 at the Wilson Lane interchange. The city's plows throw wet, slushy snow hard enough to break mailbox posts, and with nothing allowed on the road sides in snow, the vehicle and the trailer wait it out in the driveway.
Spring
Great Salt Lake dust on windy days, because the shrinking lake has exposed its bed and West Haven sits downwind. The city's storm water runs through ditches and pipes to the lake, so it asks residents to clear the sediment that collected in the curb and gutter over winter, and there's mud from the Weber's floodplain and the 16.25 acres of wetland at Country Park.
Summer
Construction dust, because the county's fastest-growing city is building homes, businesses and roads at once, and field dust from the farms and dairies West Haven grew out of. Arena dirt from Country Park, ball field dust from the Sports Park on 3900 West, and truck traffic along the 21st Street and 1900 West corridor.
Fall
Waterfowl season on Ogden Bay's dikes to the southwest, mowed and maintained by DWR for hunters, and the Weber dropping when irrigation is cut in October, which bares the mud banks along the River Parkway Trail.
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What we do in West Haven.
Fresh Start.
The Fresh Start detail is a Fresh Tracks professional at your West Haven address for about four hours, inside and out, right where it's parked, whether that's a driveway in Kanesville or the lot at work along 1900 West, with the photos and the receipt on your phone when it's done.
Stay Clean and Keep Rollin'.
In a city adding homes and roads this fast, construction dust is a constant; the monthly cleaning plan meets it with a Fresh Tracks visit every 2 or 4 weeks on your regular day in West Haven, only charged after each successful service.
How booking works in West Haven.
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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 West Haven.
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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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