High Peaks Restoration

03/13/2025

Did you have any recent concrete work done in your driveway or common cracks through your pads? Did your concrete contractor stress to you the importance of sealing the joints in your driveway? Contact us for a free estimate and prolong the life of your driveway!

11/02/2024

High Peaks Restoration LLC is teaming up with Longhorn Contractors of Omaha and bringing customers back yards back to life. Over the last few weeks we’ve had the opportunity to put together this beautiful composite deck for our client. If you are looking for estimates for Decks contact Austin K. (913)708-3180 and for Masonry contact Cory C. (402)297-7566.

08/11/2024

That’s right, you are seeing it here. High Peaks Restoration LLC is now doing concrete! My crew and I had the wonderful opportunity to bring this couples back yard patio back to life.

05/28/2023

This customer had a brick trim on their patio that was falling off due to normal freeze thaw movement. I relaid the brick back and added a polyurethane joint between the brick and stone patio allowing it to flex properly with the changes in weather. This should hold up for another 10-15 years with no issue!

04/07/2023

This customer had a stone patio grill that needed a little color and some sealing. Ground out old mortar joints and tucked back with a custom rustic mortar. Reset countertop and sealed with a polyurethane caulking. Recessed storage frame to sit flush with stone. In the end, a job well done.

12/23/2022

This lady had some gaps on the side of her fireplace where the brick meets the wall. Simple fix and I leave with a happy customer.

12/14/2022

Contact me for a free quote, books are still open for spring!

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11/27/2022

18”x6’ Community Garden Gate Columns

11/27/2022

Thanks to my buddy over at New Creations Fencing I was blessed with the opportunity to put together these two beautiful brick columns. They pair perfectly with the cast iron fence the crew at NCF put up and the existing building. This project was for a community garden in North Omaha.