Homeowners in Custer County see it all—freeze-thaw cycles, expansive soils, and settled slabs that create trip hazards and channel water toward foundations. TK Concrete Lifting levels sidewalks, patios, and driveways with fast-curing polyurethane foam so most spaces can be used the same day. That means fewer liabilities, drier basements and crawlspaces, and better curb appeal without the mess and cost of full replacement. If you’re in Westcliffe, Silver Cliff, Wetmore, or nearby ranch properties, TK pinpoints voids, lifts the concrete back to grade, and seals cracks to help keep runoff moving away from your home. Schedule a local assessment to stop uneven concrete from turning into bigger—and pricier—repairs.

Custer County’s History (quick take)

Created on March 9, 1877 from the southern half of Fremont County, Custer County was named for George Armstrong Custer. The county seat moved several times—from Ula (1877) to Rosita (1878) to Silver Cliff (1886)—before settling in Westcliffe in 1928. Silver mining booms drew early settlers, and the Wet Mountain Valley soon became known for ranching framed by the Sangre de Cristo Range to the west and the Wet Mountains to the east. Today, Westcliffe and Silver Cliff share an International Dark Sky Community designation, celebrating the area’s brilliant night skies and outdoor heritage. Learn more at the county’s official site and the county’s Wikipedia entry.

Top 10 Attractions in Custer County

• Smokey Jack Observatory (International Dark Sky Community) — Star parties and guided stargazing in Westcliffe.

• Sangre de Cristo Wilderness — Alpine lakes, waterfalls, and big-mountain trails along the county’s western skyline.

• Rainbow Trail — A historic, ~113-mile singletrack traversing the base of the Sange de Cristo Range. 

• DeWeese Reservoir State Wildlife Area — Fishing, wildlife viewing, and high-country views minutes from Westcliffe.

• Beckwith Ranch — Restored 19th-century cattle ranch and one of Custer County’s most photographed historic sites.

• All Aboard Westcliffe Railroad Museums — Depot, engine house, and model rail museum telling the valley’s rail story.

• Silver Cliff Museum — Housed in the 1879 town hall and firehouse on the Frontier Pathways Byway.

• Frontier Pathways Scenic & Historic Byway — A national byway linking Westcliffe/Silver Cliff with dramatic canyon and meadow drives.

• Westcliffe Jail (NRHP) — Stone jail circa 1888 listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

• National Hotel / Wolff Building (NRHP) — 1887 Romanesque commercial landmark in downtown Westcliffe.

We serve all ZIP Codes and towns in Custer County, including:

81069, 81226, 81252, 81253, Westcliffe, Silver Cliff, Wetmore, San Isabel, Hillside, Rosita, Querida, Ula, Greenwood, Fairview, McKenzie Junction, Cold Spring, Tanglewood Acres, Blumenau, Colfax.