Alpine Road Repair

About Alpine Road Repair

When a storm comes sideways across Teton Valley, it's the ranch lanes and gravel cutoffs off Highway 33 that disappear first, drifting shut between cattle guards before any county truck reaches them. Alpine Road Repair works those forgotten miles around Victor, sanding the icy grades and plowing the access roads that link farmsteads and outbuildings to the highway. The work is less about a single driveway than about keeping a whole stretch of gravel passable, one washboard curve at a time, so a rancher can still get a trailer out at first light. In a valley shadowed on both sides by mountains, the sun is stingy in December, and ice can sit unmelted on a north-facing curve for a week if nobody sands it. There's real satisfaction in watching a truck take a corner clean that was a sheet of glass the day before.