Planned and built for owners across Aurora and the east Denver metro.
Service Areas
Aurora
Warehouse, plant and truck court construction in Aurora, built to the city's 2021 code set and planned around door counts, E-470 exits and drive minutes.
Power-heavy offices, data rooms and light-industrial space in Lone Tree, built to a corporate finish and sized for altitude, the 2023 NEC and I-25 access.
Stormwater-first yards, shops and storage buildings in far southeast Aurora, built with spill containment and erosion control beside a drinking-water reservoir.
Flex, distribution and process buildings near Gaylord Rockies and the aerotropolis: airspace-aware planning, truck courts, E-470 access and tilt-wall shells.
Contractor condos, small-bay flex and service-yard buildings in Foxfield, between Aurora and Centennial, with hail-aware roofs and compact site planning.
Fleet shops, equipment yards and metal-framed warehouses along Highway 86 in Elizabeth, with site work, heavy slabs and high-elevation design built in.
Metal buildings, yards and heavy site work on county-reviewed parcels at Strasburg along I-70, with Adams and Arapahoe county code basics sorted up front.
Shops, light industrial shells and yards on unincorporated Watkins ground beside Aurora and the Colorado Air and Space Port, with county review handled first.
Aircraft hangars, aprons and rail-served industrial buildings at the Colorado Air and Space Port, with airfield coordination and coordinated heavy concrete.
Shops, equipment buildings and storage yards at Deer Trail, 55 miles out on I-70, with mobilization, drainage and expansion planned from the first meeting.
Industrial-grade operations centers, generator yards, renovations and service buildings in Highlands Ranch, with Douglas County review handled up front.
Detention, drainage, laydown yards and light industrial buildings near Cherry Creek State Park and the dam, with groundwater and permits handled early.