Where we work, and what changes between here and there
Our shop is on Fox Street in Globeville. Three cities get a dedicated team and a written response time. The design conditions differ enough between them to change equipment selections.
Shop
4820 Fox Street, Unit 12 Denver, CO 80216 (303) 555-0148
Our shop is on Fox Street in Globeville, which puts most of Denver inside a twenty minute drive. We work across the whole city, and the building stock changes character every few blocks in a way that matters for how a system gets designed.
Boulder asks more of a mechanical design than most Front Range jurisdictions, and it asks for it in writing. That suits how we work, but it does change what a proposal has to contain before it is worth submitting.
Aurora is where the Front Range keeps its warehouses, its distribution space and a very large amount of 1990s and 2000s residential. Both of those come with their own recurring mechanical problems, and they are not the same problems as central Denver.
Aurora mechanical contracting
Design conditions
Elevation
5,470 ft
Heating, 99.6%
1 °F
Cooling, 0.4%
91 °F DB / 59 °F WB
Climate zone
5B
The rest of the Front Range
We cover these from the same building, with the same crews. Response targets are scheduled rather than guaranteed outside the three cities above, and we say so at proposal stage rather than after you have signed.
Lakewood
Arvada
Westminster
Thornton
Wheat Ridge
Golden
Englewood
Littleton
Centennial
Broomfield
Louisville
Commerce City
Every city on this page sits above 5,200 ft. The altitude correction is not optional anywhere we work.
Tell us what the building is doing wrong.
Send us the building, the equipment and the complaint. You get a written response with the load we would run, what we would measure first, and a range before anyone visits.
Specify the finishes and the sheet repaints: the bento tiles, the axonometric hero, every projected drawing, the folder hinges, the lens, the roadmap and the rating cube. A seed lends its hue and its chroma. It never lends its lightness, so the paper stays paper.
Scheme
SCH
Finishes
FIN
FIN-01
Links, buttons, focus rings, the airflow gradient and every blue tone set in every drawing.
FIN-02
Grounds, hairlines, the grey and steel tone sets, the sheet a card is printed on, and the lead, at a tenth of the chroma.
The key cube, drawn from the same projection as the hero. Its faces are the live tone set, so it is a reading of the sheet, not a picture of one.
Lettering
TYP
Title block
NAP
Replaces the isometric mark in the header and the footer. Only http, https, a site-relative path or a base64 image is accepted.
Not in contract
N.I.C.
LICContractor licence DEMO-000000A demo must never carry a number that could belong to a real contractor.N.I.C.
NTEDemonstration notice Strip, title block, four pagesThe disclosure is the point of the demo, not decoration on it.N.I.C.
REDDrafting red #C8402FRed marks revisions and callouts. It is a drawing convention, not a brand colour.N.I.C.
FIGFigure face IBM Plex MonoSpecifications are read down a column. Tabular alignment is a function.N.I.C.