Regions we serve
The Front Range is one long strip of cities, but the ground under it isn't uniform. Older neighborhoods sit on soils that have had decades to settle; newer subdivisions sit on fill placed during construction. Clay that swells and shrinks with moisture shows up across much of the corridor. Every region below gets the same two methods, foam and mudjacking, chosen per slab.
Northern Colorado
From Fort Collins down through Loveland and the towns along I-25 and US-34. Much of the newer housing here went up in the last few decades, so backfill along foundations and around garage aprons is a frequent reason driveways and patios drop.
Fort Collins · Timnath · Windsor · Loveland · Johnstown · Berthoud
Boulder County and US-36
Boulder at the foothills, Longmont to the northeast, and the cities strung along US-36 toward Denver. Expect a mix of mid-century neighborhoods with mature trees (and root-lifted sidewalks that need a different fix than leveling) and newer developments in Erie, Superior and Broomfield.
Longmont · Boulder · Erie · Lafayette · Louisville · Superior · Broomfield
North metro and the I-25 towns
Thornton, Northglenn and Westminster along I-25 and US-36, Commerce City and Brighton to the northeast, and the Carbon Valley towns of Firestone and Frederick. Large tracts of newer homes mean a lot of driveway, sidewalk and patio settlement in the first years after construction.
Firestone · Frederick · Brighton · Northglenn · Thornton · Westminster · Commerce City
Denver and the west metro
Our home base. Denver's older neighborhoods have long runs of public sidewalk, detached garages and alley aprons; the west metro adds Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Lakewood and Golden up against the foothills, with Aurora and Englewood to the east and south.
Denver · Aurora · Lakewood · Arvada · Wheat Ridge · Golden · Englewood
South metro and Douglas County
From Greenwood Village and Centennial along I-25, through Littleton and Highlands Ranch, to Lone Tree, Parker, Castle Pines and Castle Rock. Commercial walkways around office parks and HOA common areas sit alongside a large stock of suburban driveways and patios.
Greenwood Village · Littleton · Centennial · Highlands Ranch · Lone Tree · Parker · Castle Pines · Castle Rock
Pikes Peak region
Monument on the Palmer Divide and Colorado Springs below Pikes Peak mark the south end of the corridor. Hillside lots and the grade changes that come with them make drainage around slabs especially worth checking here.
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