Where We Work

Demo across the Front Range.

Denver metro, the foothills, and the south suburbs. Post-1978 residential interiors and commercial strip-outs — and because Frontier runs its own bins and hauling, the debris leaves with the crew instead of sitting in your driveway.

The testing rule catches more people than the permit does.

Colorado's asbestos rule applies in every city on this list: for a single-family home, disturbing more than 32 sq ft, 50 linear ft, or a 55-gallon drum's worth of suspect material means an inspection before work starts. One room of old flooring can reach that. Whether you also need a building permit turns on scope — structural, electrical, plumbing, or mechanical work generally does. Every page below spells out what applies where.

Denver

City and County of Denver · 5,280 ft

Denver runs a dedicated Interior Prep Demolition Permit track for commercial tenant-finish work, and treats 40%+ exterior removal as full demolition.

Interior Prep Demolition Permit (commercial)

Lakewood

Jefferson County · 5,656 ft

Lakewood's older housing stock means suspect materials are common — testing is usually the first question, not the permit.

Permit turns on scope

Arvada

Jefferson & Adams Counties · 5,525 ft

Arvada spans two counties and a wide range of build eras — the age of the building drives what is legal before anything gets cut.

Permit turns on scope

Wheat Ridge

Jefferson County · 5,348 ft

Much of Wheat Ridge predates 1978, which makes the lead and asbestos questions the first ones worth asking.

Older stock — test first

Golden

Jefferson County · 5,784 ft

Golden's historic core means a lot of pre-1978 structures — worth confirming build year before planning any interior work.

Permit turns on scope

Littleton

Arapahoe County · ≈5,400 ft

Plenty of Littleton addresses are not actually in the City of Littleton — confirm jurisdiction before anyone pulls a permit.

Check your jurisdiction first

Centennial

Arapahoe County · ≈5,700 ft

Centennial's newer housing stock often sidesteps the pre-1978 lead question — but the asbestos thresholds still apply.

Permit turns on scope

Parker

Douglas County · ≈5,900 ft

Addresses reading Parker are often in unincorporated Douglas County — The Pinery is the classic example.

Town vs. unincorporated county

Castle Rock

Douglas County · 6,224 ft

Castle Rock's rapid growth means a mix of brand-new construction and a genuinely historic downtown core.

Permit turns on scope

Boulder

Boulder County · ≈5,400 ft

Boulder regulates more aggressively than its neighbors, and a large share of its housing stock predates 1978.

Expect more review, not less

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