How Hydrostatic Pressure Can Affect Basement Walls—and What to Do About It
October 5, 2026
Water entering a basement through a foundation crack can be worrying. So can a crack that appears to be widening, a wall that…
Read MoreCase Study: How Alpine Companies Rescued a Compromised Denver Pedestrian Tunnel After a 2-Month Shutdown
October 5, 2026
When structural integrity is compromised on a municipal scale, temporary fixes and inexperienced contractors simply will not cut it. Recently, a subcontractor for…
Read MoreUsing Micropiles for Denver Area Concrete & Construction Projects
November 15, 2011
Micropiles are drilled and grouted replacement piles designed to transfer high-capacity load to a more stable subsurface strata. They are a small diameter (…
Read MoreUsing Soil Nailing for Denver Area Concrete & Construction Projects
November 15, 2011
Soil nailing involves the insertion of slender reinforcing elements, generally rebar, into a slope to help treat natural, unstable soil slopes. This construction…
Read MoreUsing Shotcrete for Denver Area Concrete & Construction Projects
November 15, 2011
Shotcrete, an all-inclusive term, describes the process of spraying mortar or concrete. This spraying process can either be wet or dry. Previously, the…
Read MorePoured Concrete Retaining Walls for Your Denver Yard
June 27, 2011
A poured concrete retaining wall is generally constructed to help provide lateral support for sloping soil. Without a retaining wall, the soil would…
Read MoreStamped Concrete Repair Denver
May 13, 2011
Is your stamped concrete starting to chip and fade? Or may be it has just been a few years and it has lost…
Read MoreConcrete Project Completed for Denver Target Store
April 20, 2011
Alpine Companies is proud of the concrete project we completed for a Denver area Target store. The Target in Littleton needed three concrete…
Read MoreStamped Concrete Will Add Beauty to Your Denver Home’s Exterior and Landscaping
April 12, 2011
Decks, brick, stone and standard concrete are not your only options for home’s patios, entries, sidewalks and driveways. Stamped concrete can be lower…
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