Demolition contractor in Westminster, CO

Westminster spans both Adams and Jefferson counties, and the correct permit jurisdiction depends on the property's exact address. Southern and eastern Westminster generally falls under Adams County, while western neighborhoods closer to Arvada may fall under Jefferson County. We confirm the correct jurisdiction for every project before submitting a permit application.

Yes. Homes in Shaw Heights and the older central Westminster neighborhoods were largely built in the 1950s through 1970s, which is the peak era for asbestos use in residential construction. Common locations include 9x9 vinyl floor tiles and their adhesive, duct insulation, and pipe wrap. Colorado law requires a certified asbestos inspection before demolition, and we coordinate that inspection as part of every project.

Yes. The Downtown Westminster area is an active redevelopment zone where older commercial concrete pads and foundations are regularly cleared for new mixed-use construction. Concrete demolition is one of our core services, and we work on both residential foundations and commercial pads throughout Westminster.

Yes. Broomfield and Northglenn are adjacent communities that we serve as part of our Westminster-area coverage. Each has its own permit process, and we confirm the correct jurisdiction and submit the appropriate permit application based on the property's address.