Concrete Foundations & Flatwork
Peak DirtWorks provides concrete foundation and flatwork services for residential and light commercial projects throughout Teller and Park County, Colorado. From new construction foundations to slabs, footings, and insulated concrete form (ICF) foundations, we build concrete systems designed for mountain terrain, rocky soils, and long-term performance. Based in Florissant, Colorado, we understand the challenges of building in mountain environments and coordinate excavation, site preparation, and concrete work to ensure projects are completed correctly from the ground up.
Concrete Foundation & Flatwork Services:
- Custom Homes, Garage/Shops, Additions
- Concrete foundation excavation and preparation
- Footings and stem walls
- Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) foundations
- Monolithic Foundations
- Concrete slabs and flatwork
- Foundation walls and concrete retaining walls
- Site coordination with excavation and utilities
- New construction and rebuild projects
Peak DirtWorks offers turnkey concrete services in and around Woodland Park, Divide, Florissant, Cripple Creek, Lake George and beyond.
Services Info
Concrete Foundations
We install concrete foundations designed for mountain construction, including crawlspace foundations, walk-out basements, traditional solid-poured foundation walls and insulated concrete form (ICF) systems such as Fox Blocks. Trust Peak DirtWorks to bring your plans to life.
Concrete Flatwork
Our concrete flatwork services include slabs, pads, and structural flatwork. We work with local suppliers and handle our own prep work so you can be sure your project starts with a solid base.
Earthmoving and Site Preparation
When required, we provide concrete removal and site preparation as part of a larger excavation or rebuild project. This ensures existing materials are removed safely and sites are properly prepared for new construction.
Do concrete foundations require permits in Teller County? Park County?
Yes. In Teller County, all foundations over 250sf require a permit. For buildings over 750sf, or if living space, Engineering is required. For slabs under 750sf, Peak DirtWorks can provide a general detail which can be used for permitting.
In Park County, all accessory structures require a permit, regardless of size.
Ultimately, requirements vary by project scope, manufacturer and location, and we help coordinate compliance as part of the process.
Are concrete foundations different in mountain terrain?
Yes. Mountain foundations often require additional planning due to rocky soils, slope conditions, frost depth, drainage, and limited access. Each site is evaluated individually before construction begins.
We also strongly recommend working with a local engineer familiar with Teller and Park County conditions. Mountain soils in this area are typically rocky and stable, which can differ significantly from sandy or clay-heavy regions. Engineers who regularly work locally are better positioned to design foundations appropriately for these conditions without unnecessary overdesign.
What areas does Peak DirtWorks serve?
We proudly serve Florissant, Colorado, and surrounding areas including Divide, Woodland Park, Cripple Creek, Lake George and beyond, ensuring top-quality excavation and concrete services for our clients.
Can excavation and concrete foundation work be handled together?
Yes. Peak DirtWorks provides excavation, site preparation, and concrete foundation & flatwork services in-house, allowing for better coordination, proper footing placement, and reduced project delays.
Transform Your Mountain Property
Trust Peak DirtWorks. Our award-winning team ensures your project thrives in high-elevation terrain.