Power Full Effects

Another day of real work in Alaska.

Whether it’s construction, land work, or putting our equipment to use for our family and community, we believe in doing things the right way — safely, responsibly, and with respect for the process.

Passing down work ethic, responsibility, and respect for where food comes from is just as important as any job we do.

Proud to raise the next generation with real skills and real responsibility.

Just a quick business chirp; it’s been a while. Wrapped up a fast, two-day demolition project. The property owners were relieved to finally see the site cleaned up the view of the burn had been a traumatic reminder for them. Grateful to help bring some closure and move things forward.

Exciting Changes Underway in Downtown Palmer!

We’re bringing some Power Full Effects to the Palmer Library demolition project throughout this month. If you’re in the area, take a moment to watch as this 40-year-old structure comes down—it’s a rare sight!

We’d like to extend our thanks to downtown businesses and residents for your patience during this process. Please pardon the dust and the increased vehicle traffic as we work to safely and efficiently complete the demolition.

Curious about what’s next for this space? Check out the Frontiersman for a great article on the broader plans and what’s ahead for our beautiful Palmer.

https://www.frontiersman.com/news/contract-approved-to-demolish-palmer-s-damaged-city-library/article_57487ebd-cfff-4794-a109-7f8447e4ee96.html

Wow what a week; what a fun project! 40 tons of Boulders, top soil, and B-Chip imported to pull off this project giving a fantastic, clean, and bold look. Customers were mint provided excellent comments, detailed vision alignment, chocolate chip cookies, and even a completion hug! Thank you Mark and Connie!

Don’t let the bad days win or bears in the cab in this case. Cab remodel by the bear suspect in the photo, post clean up, and hasty field repairs. Nothing a good attitude, a little wire splicing, and duct tape can’t fix. I seriously can’t make this stuff up.

A mild reconstruction of a boat ramp today down into the Knik Arm. Had to time a minus low tide just right to get the equipment in and out. They sure did come out messy with the infamous grey silt of the arm. Didn’t really get great photos of it complete but came out very functional for it’s purpose. Best part was having my little helpers today. Lots of laughs and a little learning.

Things started out a bit drab on this project, then it got a bit rocky but ended up pretty smooth!

44 river rocks from Hatchers pass delivered and aligned with a 36” gap between rocks and placed at 1.5-2” behind the property line. The boulders serve a bold, attractive statement. Also kindly take back their property line the ATV users have been encroaching on.

Customer needed an area cleared for a future greenhouse. Then required some drainage solutions to get water away from the houses foundation. Under ground drains were installed and then top coated with B-chip to create a useable space that will dramatically cut down on mud and dirt tracked around.

Customer wanted this old Quonset hut demolished and hauled of in beautiful Eagle River. The rest of the area was cleaned of organic and also hauled off. Lastly a picture of a new pad is mid way completed for a shed.

Customer wanted to reclaim and revitalize a portion of her yard. The before and after photos really speak for themselves. She now has a blank canvas to put her garden in.