Service Areas

We work in Denver itself and across the surrounding counties. North of the city, Brighton sits below 5,000 feet near the South Platte, Commerce City borders the Rocky Mountain Arsenal refuge, and Thornton and Northglenn began as planned communities in the 1950s, with newer subdivisions around them. To the west, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Lakewood and Golden run up toward the foothills, with creek corridors like Clear Creek and Bear Creek and more slope to manage. The south metro, from Englewood and Littleton to Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Ken Caryl, Parker, Castle Pines and Castle Rock, climbs higher and cuts through more gulches and ravines, and Castle Pines sits above the elevation where buffalograss is a good fit. Aurora spreads east across hundreds of subdivisions, and in the northwest, Broomfield, Erie, Superior and Louisville include coal-mining history and neighborhoods hit by the 2021 Marshall Fire. Pick your town below for its own soil, slope and stormwater notes.