SALT LAKE CITY — July 22, 2025 — Layton Construction, one of the nation’s top commercial builders, is teaming up with jobsite camera technology leader TrueLook to bring full visual oversight to the Utah Mammoth’s new state-of-the-art practice and training facility, currently rising at the Shops at South Town in Sandy, Utah.

As the general contractor, Layton is deploying TrueLook’s robust solutions—including high-resolution 4K IR fixed cameras—to deliver real-time, round-the-clock visibility of the entire construction site. This level of oversight helps keep the project on schedule, promotes safety, and ensures stakeholders remain fully informed from groundbreaking to grand opening.

“We rely on TrueLook Cameras to stay on top of what's happening on our projects 24/7,” said Austin Lay, Senior VDC Manager at Layton Construction. “With so much going on, it's reassuring to have that second, third, or even fourth set of eyes helping us. TrueLook has proven to be a great partner, consistently delivering time and time again.”

Boosting Efficiency and Accountability

TrueLook’s cameras do more than just record jobsite activity—they give Layton’s project managers the tools to proactively track progress, identify challenges early, and resolve issues before they affect the schedule. The 4K IR cameras ensure clear visuals even in low light or nighttime conditions, giving the project team a full picture of site activity day and night.

This improved visibility supports Layton’s commitment to predictable outcomes—an essential promise for high-profile builds like the Utah Mammoth’s new practice hub, which will serve athletes, coaches, and the wider community.

Keeping Stakeholders Connected

Beyond internal oversight, the TrueLook integration provides secure visual access for project owners and stakeholders, giving them a clear window into daily progress without needing to be onsite. With clear, up-to-date visuals, everyone involved stays aligned, reducing miscommunication and building trust throughout the project.

“Our teams appreciate that TrueLook’s technology isn’t just rugged and reliable—it’s designed with real-world field realities in mind,” Lay added. “It makes our work smoother, keeps our partners informed, and helps us deliver what we promised.”

Delivering for Utah’s Growing Sports Scene

The new Utah Mammoth practice facility represents a major investment in the region’s sports and entertainment landscape. As Utah continues to attract pro sports, large-scale events, and community programming, projects like this one reflect both the demand for top-tier facilities and the need for innovative construction partnerships to make them a reality on time and on budget.

About Layton Construction

Founded in 1953 and headquartered in Salt Lake City, Layton Construction operates 16 offices nationwide and employs more than 1,400 professionals. Its projects span healthcare, education, commercial office, industrial, hospitality, and large-scale multi-unit residential. With an enduring commitment to honesty, unity, safety, and quality, Layton has earned a reputation for delivering complex projects through strong collaboration with clients, architects, and trade partners.

About TrueLook

TrueLook provides rugged, easy-to-deploy jobsite cameras backed by a smart platform built for construction realities. From live streaming and cinematic time-lapses to AI-powered security, TrueLook helps builders document progress, protect assets, and maintain transparency at every stage of the build. Thousands of projects across North America rely on TrueLook to stay informed and in control.

Originally reported by The Manila Times.