In an effort to curb the risk of wildfire destroying homes, more and more western communities push for the removal of existing wood roofing. More
There are many detailed sources of information available online from government... More
Bowing to citizen pressure, the Erie, Colorado, Board of Trustees has abandoned an idea to grant its urban renewal authority the power to seize homes. More
A surprising amount of waste created in our recent flooding were natural materials that flowed in from the surrounding environment. More
Warm weather and wet conditions made every pile of trash a moldy health risk that had to be taken care of as quickly as possible. The city and county governmenst stepped in to provide extra resources to help clean up the area. More
Often the most important things flood victims want or need to save are the toughest to salvage such as paper documents, old photos, and other media. More
After removing the water and wet building materials from a flooded structure, the next crucial step is to clean and sanitize the building as needed and to thoroughly dry both living and storage spaces. More
After you can gain safe re-entry to a salvageable building damaged in a flood disaster, the first step is to evacuate the water and remove the soggy debris. More
Pictures and videos of Boulder Creek raging through dowtown Boulder CO on the... More
If you're tired of fighting with your rusty old pump jacks or trying to squeeze one more job out of those twisted, chewed-up double 2x4 poles, consider upgrading to one of the state-of-the-art aluminum scaffolds made by Alum-A-Pole or Qual-Craft Industries. Your crews will be faster, safer, and happier working from one of these systems, which we put to work with Rosewood Construction, one of Boulder Colorado's leading custom builders. More
