Three Pillars of Geohazard Protection for Alaska
Access Limited organizes Alaska's geohazard mitigation needs under three integrated solution pillars — each backed by specialty equipment, field-tested methodology, and the deepest steep slope expertise in the industry.
Wire mesh and draped mesh systems, high capacity steel mesh, rock bolting, flexible barriers, catch fences, rockfall attenuation systems, debris flow barriers, and rock scaling. Deployed along the Seward Highway along Turnagain Arm, the Glenn Highway through the Matanuska Valley, and the Dalton Highway corridor and across every Alaska corridor where rock hazards threaten infrastructure.
Soil nail wall systems, GCS® walls, MSE walls, retaining wall construction and repair, ground anchors, tiebacks, micropiles, and shotcrete facing — engineered retention solutions for Alaska's most demanding sites.
Landslide remediation, slope stabilization, launched horizontal drains, steep slope erosion control, coastal and shoreline stabilization, critical slope monitoring, and UAS-based geohazard assessments across Alaska.
Steep Slope Drilling & Emergency Response
Spider rig and rope-access drilling for vertical rock faces and extreme-grade terrain. Plus 24/7 emergency mobilization for rockfall events, landslides, boulder removal, and barrier repair anywhere in Alaska. Access Limited's specialty equipment fleet — Spider Excavators, Spider Drill Rigs, and the Soil Nail Launcher — is purpose-built for Alaska's freeze-thaw-driven rockfall, permafrost degradation destabilizing embankments, seismic slope failures, and avalanche debris threatening critical corridors.
Industries Served in Alaska
Access Limited serves Alaska's transportation, mining, and pipeline sectors with geohazard mitigation solutions engineered for each industry's specific operational and regulatory requirements.
