Home › Alpine, UT
Alpine driveways are bigger, steeper, and sit on rockier ground than almost anywhere in Utah County. That's excavation work as much as concrete work — and we're an excavation company that pours.
Alpine's bench and foothill lots come with long approaches, real slopes, and ground that hides boulders. A concrete-only crew rents equipment when they hit rock — or worse, pours over a base they couldn't properly cut. We bring our own excavators and breakers, so grade changes, rock, and drainage correction are part of the job, not a change order surprise.
On a sloped driveway, water moves fast and finds every joint. We build crowns, cross-slopes, and channel drains into the design so snowmelt and storm water leave the slab instead of getting underneath it — that's what stops the heave-and-crack cycle at this elevation.
Exposed aggregate, colored, and stamped finishes are common requests here, and they also earn their keep: a broom or exposed-aggregate texture adds traction on grades that a smooth finish can't match. We'll show you samples at the inspection.
Yes — that's the point of hiring an excavation company that pours. We regrade, correct the base, and build drainage into the new driveway rather than pouring over the old problem.
We own breakers and excavators, so rock is handled at a known rate, not an open-ended surprise. It's one of the things we assess in the free inspection.
Broom finish or exposed aggregate for traction; stamped concrete is beautiful but can be slick on steep grades unless we add traction additives. We'll give you an honest recommendation for your slope.
Honest answer, written quote in 48 hours, and a women-owned crew that shows up. Let's take a look.