Service Areas · Colorado Front Range

Every town we cover — and what it costs to get there.

Castle Rock is home base and Douglas County is our core. We cover the full Denver metro regularly, and travel north to Boulder and Fort Collins and south to Colorado Springs for larger projects and scheduled runs. Here’s every town, how travel is priced, and what’s worth knowing locally.

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Where We Work

The work and the written prices are the same everywhere. Only scheduling and travel change with distance.

Three areas, one standard.

The Front Range, north to south

Schematic along I-25 — not to scale

SummitPeak service area map Schematic of the Colorado Front Range along I-25, north at the top. Core area: Castle Rock, Parker, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Castle Pines, Centennial, Littleton, Englewood. Denver metro: Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Golden, Greenwood Village, Thornton, Westminster, Broomfield. Extended Front Range: Monument, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Longmont, Fort Collins, Evergreen. I-25 N Fort Collins Longmont Boulder Broomfield Thornton Westminster Arvada Golden Denver Aurora Lakewood Englewood Evergreen Greenwood Village Littleton Centennial Highlands Ranch Lone Tree Parker Castle Pines Castle Rock Monument Colorado Springs

Core area

8 towns

Same-week scheduling, no travel charge. Same-day work happens when the calendar allows.

  • Castle RockDouglas County · home base
  • ParkerDouglas County
  • Highlands RanchDouglas County, unincorporated
  • Lone TreeDouglas County
  • Castle PinesDouglas County
  • CentennialArapahoe County
  • LittletonArapahoe County
  • EnglewoodArapahoe County

Denver metro

9 towns

Regular coverage across the metro. Travel is quoted upfront and agreed before booking.

  • DenverCity & County of Denver
  • AuroraArapahoe, Adams & Douglas counties
  • LakewoodJefferson County
  • ArvadaJefferson & Adams counties
  • GoldenJefferson County
  • Greenwood VillageArapahoe County
  • ThorntonAdams County
  • WestminsterAdams & Jefferson counties
  • BroomfieldCity & County of Broomfield

Extended Front Range

6 towns

Larger projects and scheduled runs. Travel is quoted upfront — and if a small repair would cost more to reach than to fix, we’ll tell you.

  • MonumentEl Paso County
  • Colorado SpringsEl Paso County
  • BoulderBoulder County
  • LongmontBoulder & Weld counties
  • Fort CollinsLarimer County
  • EvergreenJefferson County, unincorporated

Travel is never a surprise. Outside the core area, travel is quoted upfront and agreed before booking. Permitted construction is limited to places where we hold current registration — we’ll confirm what applies to your address.

Three things that depend on where you live

Local Know-How

Permits follow the address

Your city or town issues permits — or the county, in unincorporated areas like Highlands Ranch and Evergreen. It’s also who licenses contractors for permitted work, so it’s the office to check. How to check a contractor

HOA paperwork, handled

Many neighborhoods here need architectural approval for exterior work and a certificate of insurance from anyone on site. Tell us your HOA, and we’ll send ours ahead of time.

Same estimate, any distance

Photos and a short description get you a written estimate within 24 hours, whether the job is in Castle Rock or Fort Collins — with any travel on its own line.

Coverage, travel and permits

Questions

Castle Rock & the Front Range

Tell us where the job is.

Send your address and a few photos. You’ll get a written estimate within 24 hours, with any travel on its own line.