Alpine Construction & Landscaping Corp.

Alpine Construction & Landscaping Corp. is a landscaper in New York, NY. The company provides services in site work, including landscaping, subgrade development, drainage, hardscapes, and maintenance, serving clients across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. It handles projects of all sizes, from small private jobs to large commercial developments. The company is based in Midtown South, with a presence on 5th Avenue, near the Martin E. Segal Theatre Center and the CUNY Graduate School and University Center. It holds a 3.70 rating based on customer reviews.

The company was founded by Dylan Peck, Chris Martinez, and Derek Ryan, who bring extensive experience in landscape construction and project management. Dylan specializes in large-scale public spaces, green roofs, and water conservation, with involvement in projects such as Brooklyn Bridge Park, The High Line, the World Trade Center Memorial, and Central Park’s Grand Army Plaza North. Chris has managed multi-million dollar construction and maintenance projects, including the 9/11 Memorial Tree Planting and the Museum of Modern Art Sculpture Garden. Derek focuses on cost estimation and contract management, with direct involvement in developments like Governors Island, the Hudson Park & Boulevard, and the Brooklyn Naval Cemetery Landscape.

The business operates from a location on 5th Avenue, approximately 23 meters from the road and 45 meters from West 36th Street, situated within the Midtown South neighborhood. It is about 158 meters from the Martin E. Segal Theatre Center and 161 meters from the CUNY Graduate School and University Center, with East 34th Street located about 194 meters away.

Alpine Construction & Landscaping Corp. is recognized for its work on high-profile urban projects across New York City and surrounding areas. Its team’s experience in complex site development and public space enhancement has established a reputation for reliability and expertise in the region. The company’s focus on quality and community-oriented design reflects its longstanding commitment to transforming urban landscapes.