After high school, Caleb Forestal started Summit Lawn Care in Eagle River. He liked the work, but became more interested in the systems around it: how quickly customers received a response, how jobs were scheduled, how the company presented itself, and how one better tool could give a small operator an unexpected advantage.
When weather, scheduling, and physical limits caught up with the business, those problems pulled him toward software. He experimented with an autonomous mower, built internal tools for the lawn-care company, studied business and computer science at UAA, and continued building startup concepts of his own.
Paid technical work for businesses around Eagle River eventually became Alyeska Development. Today, Alyeska Dev helps founders, owner-operators, and growing organizations make practical technology decisions and turn useful ideas into working systems, websites, and first versions.
The company is deliberately broad enough to solve the real problem. Sometimes that involves AI, automation, or custom software. Sometimes it is a clearer website, a better form, or a simpler process. The goal is useful progress without unnecessary complexity.