General Contractor in Broomfield

We are a general contractor in Broomfield, Colorado, building offices, commercial space, new homes and renovations. Broomfield sits midway between Denver and Boulder along US 36 and US 287, with I-25, the Northwest Parkway and State Highway 128 also crossing its roughly 33.6 square miles. It is home to the Interlocken office park and FlatIron Crossing. And it is one of the few places in Colorado where the city and the county are the same government.

One government, city and county

A constitutional amendment passed on November 3, 1998 created the City and County of Broomfield, which took effect on November 15, 2001 as Colorado's 64th county. Before that, the city sat in portions of four counties: Adams, Boulder, Jefferson and Weld. Today the Building Division of Broomfield's Community Development Department reviews and permits work across the whole city and county, and the same government sets the floodplain rules, the utility fees and the code adoptions.

2024 codes and the low carbon energy code

Ordinance 2295, effective April 15, 2026, adopts the 2024 International building, mechanical, plumbing, fuel gas, existing building and fire codes, and the Colorado Low Energy and Carbon Code in place of a standard energy code. The Building Division publishes separate commercial and residential summaries of the energy requirements. Broomfield began enforcing the 2026 National Electrical Code on August 1, 2026, following the State Electrical Board's adoption.

Snow, wind and frost

Under all of it is the Front Range's clay. The Colorado Geological Survey reports swelling soil and rock beneath every major city in the corridor and says expansive clays cause more property damage than any other natural hazard in the state. The state health department adds that about half of Colorado homes test above the EPA radon action level. We plan the foundation from the soils report and the radon approach before the slab is formed.

Site plans, floodplains and tap fees

Since November 1, 2025, Broomfield does not accept Improvement Location Certificates as the base plan for permit reviews. Improvement survey plats, plot plans, plats, site plans and surveyor-stamped plans are accepted, so an addition that would once have started from an old ILC now needs a proper survey. Broomfield also sets floodplain standards above FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program minimums and is pursuing a FEMA map revision for the City Park Channel and South Tributary floodplains.

Utility connections are a real number here. As of January 1, 2026, a water license costs $39,350 per three-quarter-inch equivalent tap and a sewer license $15,500 per equivalent tap. They can be applied for with the building permit and are not issued before it.

What we build in Broomfield

Our Broomfield work covers office and commercial construction around Interlocken and the US 36 corridor, new homes and additions, and renovations. The tap fees, the survey requirement and the energy code are all settled in pre-construction, before a price is promised.

Broomfield on the map

Nearby, we also build in Westminster, Boulder, Louisville and Thornton. See every Front Range service area, or request a consultation for a Broomfield project.