As your single point of contact, Talus eliminates the headache of tracking down multiple subcontractors by managing your entire project list from start to finish. We handle the vetting, scheduling, permitting, and quality control under one roof, so you only ever have to make one phone call to get the job done.

We specialize in fast-velocity execution that gets your exterior projects done right and done fast without the typical contractor delays. From rapid, clear quotes and reliable, transparent communication to arriving with a dedicated crew that stays on-site until the job is completely wrapped, we ensure your properties remain protected and your schedule stays intact.

We handle the permitting, entire right-of-way, zoning, and environmental compliance submittal process directly with the town and county on your behalf. From initial paperwork and code checks to final approval, we provide fast communication and seamless logistics so your project moves forward without administrative delays.

Operating seamlessly across Grand, Summit, Eagle, Routt, and Moffat counties, we know firsthand that high-country projects demand a specialized approach that flatland contractors may not understand. From navigating rapid weather shifts and short summer construction windows to handling mountain terrain logistics and strict local environmental codes, we anticipate the unique challenges of the high country to ensure your project is built to last

• New concrete driveways and pads — trash enclosure pads, hot tub slabs

• Slab and sidewalk repair — grinding trip hazards, mudjacking sunken sections, replacing cracked slabs

• Driveway sealing and maintenance — crack filling, asphalt sealcoating, clearing drainage blockages on long access roads

• Paver and stone walkways — laying or resetting walkways and patios shifted by freeze-thaw cycles

• Deck repairs and restorations — replacing rotting boards, reinforcing structural framing, upgrading railings for safety compliance

• Exterior stairwells and walkways — rebuilding or repairing exposed wooden or metal stairs leading up to cabin entrances

• Bridges and culvert crossings — light timber footbridges and vehicle crossings over small mountain creeks and ditches

• Shed and outbuilding exterior maintenance — doors, trim, and siding on unheated detached structures

• Acreage and boundary fencing — split-rail, T-post, agricultural wire, privacy fencing across mountain lots

• Retaining walls (light structural) — timber, block, or boulder walls to prevent hillside erosion near driveways

• Gate and post repairs and resets

• Fence-line clearing and brush removal

• Drainage and water diversion — French drains, culvert clearing, surface swales to route heavy snowmelt away from foundations

• Gravel and dirt grading — refreshing, leveling, and grading long gravel driveways and parking areas after a rough winter

• Erosion control and slope stabilization near driveways and structures

• Pre-snowmelt drainage assessments

• Pre-winter and pre-season exterior walkthroughs with written condition reports

• Property condition assessments before purchase, sale, or PM onboarding

• Specialty utility access — water shut-off and valve box work, exterior weatherproofing

• One-off exterior repairs that don't fit elsewhere — garage door tracks, stucco patching, fixture replacement

 If a property manager has called us about it, we've probably done it. If we can't, we'll tell you straight and point you to someone who can.