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Where we plan projects in Colorado
Service areas in Colorado are still being confirmed. The communities below are where we are planning first; availability is checked for every project address before anything is scheduled.
- Denver County
Denver
Denver mixes homes built before 1940 with large condo and apartment buildings and newer infill. Work we plan here includes kitchen and bath remodels in older houses, condo updates, hail-related roof replacements and new homes on existing lots. Denver runs its own building code, energy code and landmark review.
Denver projects - El Paso County
Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs is mostly single-family homes, with a median build year of 1987. Work we plan here includes kitchen and bath updates, basement finishes and roof replacements after hail. Permits and contractor licenses go through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department, and since June 30, 2026 the city's fire code includes the state wildfire code rules.
Colorado Springs projects - Arapahoe County
Aurora
Aurora's housing is mostly single-family homes and townhomes, and about two-thirds of it was built in 1980 or later. Work we plan here includes kitchen and bath updates in 1980s and 1990s houses, townhome interiors, basement finishes and hail-related roof and siding work. Aurora's Building Division issues permits under the 2021 codes.
Aurora projects - Larimer County
Fort Collins
Fort Collins has newer housing than Denver or Boulder, plus older neighborhoods where exterior work can trigger historic review. Work we plan here includes kitchen and bath updates, roofing and siding after hail, and additions. Permits and contractor licenses go through the city's Building Services, now under the 2024 codes.
Fort Collins projects - Boulder County
Boulder
Boulder's housing is older and more multifamily than the state overall, and the city has its own energy code and a historic preservation program. Work we plan here includes remodels of pre-1980 homes, condo updates and major remodels that must meet the city's electric heating rules. Permits go through Planning & Development Services.
Boulder projects - Pueblo County
Pueblo
Pueblo has the oldest housing of the cities listed here, and most of it is single-family homes. Work we plan here includes updating kitchens, baths and systems in pre-1960 houses, roof work after hail and general repairs. Permits for the City of Pueblo now go through the Southern Colorado Building Department.
Pueblo projects - Mesa County
Grand Junction
Grand Junction, on Colorado's Western Slope, has mostly single-family homes, many built since 2000. Work we plan here includes kitchen and bath remodels, roofing, additions and new homes. Building permits for the city are issued by the Mesa County Building Department under the 2024 codes.
Grand Junction projects
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