Aspen was a silver town before it was a ski town. The 1880s brick on Main Street is proof, and the lots laid out for miners’ cabins now hold some of the most carefully built houses in the country. Tight setbacks, stone and timber, a crane you can’t always get and a schedule that never moves. Contractors working the upper valley call our yard in Grand Junction for the compact machines that fit the site, and make the drive once.
(970) 241-4368. A real person answers, and the machine is hooked up when you arrive.
The same trailer that heads to Aspen stops in Basalt and Snowmass Village on the way. Hotels and HOAs run hot-water Hotsy washers on pavers and parking structures every spring; caretakers keep the aerators, power rakes and mowers moving through the short summer; and every place with a woodpile owns a saw that eventually visits our Husqvarna bench. Rates run by the day, week and 4-week month, so a machine can stay upvalley for the whole job.
