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In terms of ongoing projects, Incline is currently working on a major development off Willoughby Way in Aspen. As one of the company’ s largest active projects, it reflects Incline’ s ability to manage complex, full-scope builds while laying the groundwork for similar work in the future.“ The project off Willoughby Way is a new family compound for one of our most valued clients, made up of two homes totaling roughly 17,000 square feet of living space,” Monika details.“ Our scope covers the full build: demolishing the existing homes, relocating the water service that supports the 30-plus other homes in the subdivision, and constructing both new residences. Site work is scheduled to begin this spring, with completion targeted for next fall. The project has been a great opportunity for our team; it showcases our high-end craftsmanship and has strengthened our local relationships. It also gives us a model we can carry into similar work in 2027.”
“ Ideally, we would love to keep growing at a healthy pace. This company has grown from nothing to what we have now in a very short amount of time, and we hope to keep it up,” Monika affirms, concluding our
Vision for growth
As Incline looks toward the future, its approach remains rooted in the principles that have guided the company since its founding: thoughtful communication, exceptional craftsmanship, and steady, sustainable growth. From landmark residences in Aspen’ s most prestigious neighborhoods to complex new developments, Walt, Monika, and the team have built an operation that places equal value on the finished product and the people behind it.
“ For the rest of 2026, our focus is to finish our current projects safely, on schedule, and on budget, while protecting our backlog and cash flow heading into the new year. Looking into early 2027, we’ ll continue to build our team through apprenticeships, retention, and leadership development,” Walt reveals.
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