Where We Demolish Across Colorado Springs
Downtown brick, hillside custom homes and north-side office parks all demolish differently. Colorado Springs Demolition Co plans each job around where it sits. Pick your area below.
Downtown Colorado Springs
Historic commercial interior strip-out & tenant turnover
Downtown Colorado Springs is a grid of older brick storefronts, mid-rise offices, parking structures and a growing number of residential conversions. Most demolition here happens inside: tenant spaces are taken back to the structure for restaurants, offices, lofts and retail, often while neighbors upstairs or next door stay open.
View Downtown Colorado Springsdemolition →Old Colorado City
Historic-district storefront and small-building selective demolition
Old Colorado City on the west side is one of the oldest parts of the metro: a Colorado Avenue corridor of low-rise brick and wood-frame storefronts surrounded by early-twentieth-century houses on narrow lots. Projects tend to be small but fussy, with a neighbor's wall or an original facade often just a few feet from the work.
View Old Colorado Citydemolition →Briargate
North-side office, retail and newer-home interior demolition
North of the core, Briargate and the surrounding Northgate and Interquest area grew up in the 1990s and 2000s: office parks, medical suites, shopping centers, schools and large suburban homes. Demolition here is mostly about turnover. A tenant leaves, a retailer rebrands, or a family guts a dated interior.
View Briargatedemolition →Powers Corridor
Big-box retail, commercial pad and industrial demolition
Powers Boulevard is the main north-south spine of the east side, lined with big-box stores, restaurant pads, light industrial buildings, car lots and newer subdivisions. Demolition here is about volume and speed: clearing a vacant box for redevelopment or taking a pad site down to dirt so the next tenant can build.
View Powers Corridordemolition →Broadmoor Bluffs
Hillside custom-home teardowns & rebuilds
The southwest side of Colorado Springs, including Broadmoor Bluffs and neighborhoods along the foothills, mixes mid-century houses with newer custom homes on sloped lots with views. Teardowns here are driven by owners and builders who want to replace an older house with something larger or better placed on the same hillside.
View Broadmoor Bluffsdemolition →