Home Business in Salt Lake County, UT (2026)

3 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 5 cities in Salt Lake County, Utah.

Verified from official government sources

Note: These county rules apply to unincorporated areas of Salt Lake County. If you live within an incorporated city, that city's own rules apply — see the city list below.

Signage Rules

Home occupations in unincorporated Salt Lake County are not permitted to have exterior signage visible from the street or neighboring properties. No business signs, logos, lighting, or displays may identify the home as a place of business. Vehicle lettering on personal vehicles parked at the home is typically allowed within limits.

Home Business: Signage

Heavy Restrictions

Full ordinance details →Official source ↗

Cottage Food Operations

Utah Cottage Food Program (Utah Code 4-5a-102) allows home-prepared non-potentially-hazardous foods to be sold directly to consumers. Registration with the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) is required; no annual inspection of the home kitchen is needed for qualifying products. Labeling with producer name, address, and a cottage food disclaimer is required.

Home Business: Cottage Food

Few Restrictions

Full ordinance details →Official source ↗

Client Visits

Home occupations in unincorporated Salt Lake County may receive limited client visits, typically 1 to 3 clients at a time or 6 to 10 per day depending on zone. Clients must not generate parking demand beyond the dwelling driveway. No walk-in retail, group classes, or regular large gatherings are permitted under home occupation rules.