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Lake County Registered Contractors 2019 Lake County Registered Contractors 2019 Type Registration # Business Name Owner Phone # Drywall 2019-01D ANC Construction LLC Todd Coffin 970-390-2707 Excavator 2019-11E 360 Excavating LLC Denny Ivans 605-877-0331 Excavator 2019-06E A4S Constuction Peter Dillon 970-977-0200 Excavator 2019-02E Daves Enterprises Dave Harmin 970-409-9101 Excavator 2019-04E Digger Dans LLC Dan & Jill Windorski 719-427-0752 Excavator 2019-05E Mad Dog Excavating Eddie Halcolb 970-389-5201 Excavator 2019-09E Molleur Construction Inc Scott Molleur 719-486-5565 Progressive Mountain Excavator 2019-08E Services Paul Sadows 970-409-8242 Excavator 2019-01E Q3 Contracting Inc Primoris Services 651-224-2424 Excavator 2019-10E RPM Construction Marie-Christine Carel 970-390-8448 Excavator 2019-07E RQX Inc Robbie Quintana 970-406-8560 Excavator 2019-03E S&A Excavating Scott & Adlin Blamey 719-207-1410 Fence 2019-01F Strategic Fence & Wall 970-547-9290 Fire Sprinkler Corporation-Theodore Installer 2019-FS1 Cosco Fire Protection, Inc Hanson - President 720-599-8800 General 2019-22G A2 Development Andrew Schneider 719-293-1010 General 2019-54G Adena Corporation Randy Payne 419-529-4456 General 2019-43G Alex Construction LLC Alexander Pannomarew 970-409-8036 General 2019-44G All Angle Construction LLC Ron Bosanko 970-389-5803 General 2019-59G All Custom Building Lyle Haws 719-221-4353 General 2019-52G Alta Tierra Development Kenneth Bort 970-566-4023 Alta Vista Builders & General 2019-39G Consultants, LLC Tim Stegall 970-409-2075 General 2019-65G Antero Management LTD Greg Smith 719-539-0126 General 2019-69G Antonio Gonzales Antonio Gonzales 719-207-1422 General 2019-43G Aspen Foundation Repair LLC Michel Berualdi 970-963-0984 General 2019-62G BCS LLC Chad Deckinga 720-520-2455 Benchmark Custom Homes General 2019-26G LLC John Clarkson 970-381-4444 General 2019-25G Benney Builders Charlie Benney 970-485-0399 General 2019-49G Brokaw Contracting Charles Brokaw 303-708-7074 General 2019-21G Bullock Construction Matt Bullock 970-389-5080 General 2019-09G Calcon Constructors, Inc James Bosshart 303-762-1554 General 2019-19G CG Development inc Ted graham 561-309-7533 General 2019-33G Charlie Peet Charlie Peet 970-306-5858 Cherry Creek Custom Homes General 2019-55G LLC Lance Nading 303-359-8337 Concept & Construction General 2019-45G Solutions, Inc. Peter Garber 970-729-3336 General 2019-35G Curry Construction LLC Alex Curry 719-293-1020 General 2019-11G Designworks Marty Stevenson 719-486-0091 Lake County Registered Contractors 2019 Type Registration # Business Name Owner Phone # General 2019-66G Donald Kelley Builder LLC Donald Kelley 970-376-7419 Downstream Justin Ernst 315-266-7693 General 2019-02G Construction Ethan Kirk 315-351-6969 General 2019-14G EasTex Tower, LLC Jim Miller 719-632-8822 General 2019-28G Elkridge Custom Homes Phillip Jung 719-428-5140 General 2019-06G Eric Scott Eric Scott 303-903-9205 General 2019-01G Garney Companies, Inc Bill Williams 303-791-3600 General 2019-08G Graham & Sons Construction Daryl Graham 719-395-6297 General 2019-23G Green Homes Solutions Andy Baldassar 719-239-3389 General 2019-50G High Country Contractors Jeffrey Miller 719-429-6798 General 2019-32G Hope for Homes Hope Colitz 719-422-8924 General 2019-64G Horizon West Builders, Inc Bryan Neitenbach 303-594-5625 Idaho Tower General 2019-12G Construction Kurt Funkhouser 208-578-7700 General 2019-57G J. Bryan Carpentry Jeff Bryan 970-471-8151 General 2019-16G JBW Construction Jason Wood 970-485-2068 General 2019-40G JHL Constructios Ben Stellor 303-741-6116 General 2019-38G Jim Guida Construction LLC Jim Guida 970-845-9100 Johnson Construction General 2019-56G Company LLC Chase Johnson 303-719-7663 KTK General Contracting General 2019-53G Limited John Koppenhafer 303-355-0013 General 2019-03G KW Woodworks Inc Kyle Welch 719-486-1615 General 2019-20G LM Kersting Construction Lawrence Kersting 719-395-0892 General 2019-71G Mac Pac Construction Dennis McClure 719-207-0568 General 2019-60G McDonald Reconstruction William McDonald 303-718-3874 Merrifields Custom Builders, General 2019-68G Inc. Garrick Merrifield 719-581-0128 General 2019-36G Mildred Raiola Mildred Raiola 970-477-1984 General 2019-27G Mountain Structures Co. Frank Crum 719-486-1783 General 2019-70G MW Golden Constructors Jason Golden, President 303-688-9848 New Beginnings New Homes General 2019-34G Inc Terry Lawerence 970-712-9982 Norhtcraft Neighborhoods General 2019-18G LLC Dan Northcraft 303-946-4992 Northwest Colorado County General 2019-24G of Governments Emily Hoskins 800-332-3669 Oldcastle SW Group, dba General 2019-63G United Companies 970-243-4900 General 2019-37G Peak 360 Services Craig Coultas 720-549-9090 Pioneer General Contractors, General 2019-07G Inc 806-622-3100 Lake County Registered Contractors 2019 Type Registration # Business Name Owner Phone # General 2019-61G Polymath Builders, Inc. John Bucheli Jr. 936-730-4280 General 2019-41G Preferred G.C. LLC Louis Nijsten 970-819-5587 General 2019-10G Premier Site Services John Pumphrey 662-244-7239 General 2019-17G Pro Tech Luis Villerea 719-214-6510 General 2019-58G RA Nelson LLC RA Nelson LLC 970-949-5152 General 2019-48G Ray Lyons David Vallado 970-379-3020 General 2019-29G RRDG Jeff Romer 719-293-5573 General 2019-15G Saunders Company Jack Saunders 719-486-3800 Shaw Construction General 2019-04G Shaw Builders LLC Holdings, LLC 303-825-4740 General 2019-47G Sprouse Construction Jeff Sprouse 719-293-4217 General 2019-46G Sprung Constructoin Thomas Sprung 303-293-2777 General 2019-13G Steel Structures America, Inc Justin Sternberg 208-777-7290 General 2019-05G Tuff Shed, Inc Tom Saurey 303-474-5524 General 2019-67G Two Mile High Construction Timothy O'Keefe 719-427-0188 Upper Arkansas Construction General 2019-30G Co. Jeff Maddex 719-486-3531 General 2019-51G Van Deel Homes Roger Van Deen 79-207-0273 Avey Chambliss & 719-293-3354 General 2019-42G Whiteout Contracting Sean Cooper 719-293-1120 Limited Keith E Boyd Pump Service Plumber 2019-02LP Inc Keith Boyd 719-395-6544 Limited Mountain Magic Drain Plumber 2019-01LP Cleaning Joan Sosa 719-293-2395 Mechanical 2019-09M Amerigas Mark Green 719-836-2474 Mechanical 2019-14M Black Diamond Fireplace Charles Goerdt 719-293-0481 Mechanical 2019-16M Cedar Creel Mechanical, Inc Trent Reynolds 720-988-5227 Mechanical 2019-03M Comfurt Gas Randy & Jonna Crane 719-395-8445 Mechanical 2019-07M Cottonwood Creek Heating Robert Fread 719-395-6535 Mechanical 2019-15M Duncan's Heating & Cooling Matt Duncan 330-962-8520 Mechanical 2019-13m Ferrellgas Michael Strasheim 970-485-1809 Mechanical 2019-08M Hussmann Services Corp Curtis Wolff 303-459-5954 Mechanical 2019-04M Johnson Controls, Inc 866-819-0418 Mechanical 2019-17M Mitchell Heating Alexandra Johnson 719-596-6677 Mechanical 2019-12M Mountain Heating Co Brian Ferguson 719-486-0460 Mechanical 2019-06M Point Mechanical Paul Smith 719-838-0026 Mechanical 2019-05M R & H Mechanical David Young 970-328-2699 Mechanical 2019-10M Sparkmaster Mechanical Darrel Sparkman 970-389-1541 Tolin Mechanical Systems Mechanical 2019-02M Company Thomas Padilla 303-455-2825 Mechanical 2019-11M Westech Mechanical Eric Nelson 303-986-0366 Lake County Registered Contractors 2019 Type Registration # Business Name Owner Phone # Mechanical 2019-01M Western Fireplace Supply Tim Rice 719-591-0020 American Plumbing, Heating Plumber 2019-04P & Solar Inc. Mustafa Aydin 970-748-8667 Plumber 2019-22P Aspen Grove Mechanical Tommy Kurtsch 719-836-0277 Plumber 2019-25P Braconier P&H Tom Stone 303-777-3037 Plumber 2019-02P Budget Plumbing & Heating Douglas Pikul 719-395-2989 C & C Plumbing & Plumber 2019-20P Mechanical Curt Schneider 970-337-9443 Plumber 2019-06P City Wide Plumbing LLC Robert Tatro 719-332-8887 Continental Plumbing & Plumber 2019-30P Heating, Inc. Timothy Lawrence 970-524-0225 Divided Sky Plumbing & Plumber 2019-13P Heating Brian Nagel 970-376-2566 Plumber 2019-21P Dixie Plumbing Service Ashley Grindstaff 970-539-0147 Plumber 2019-23P Farley Plumbing & Heating Chris Farley 970-485-2098 Plumber 2019-03P Garney Companies, Inc Bill Williams 303-971-3600 Plumber 2019-07P Grover Inc. Art Gover 719-395-9610 Plumber 2019-09P H2O Plumbing & Heating David Kerr 720-344-1354 Haynes Plumbing & Heating Plumber 2019-12P LLC Ted Haynes 970-390-7515 Plumber 2019-26P I B Plumbing Maurice Shinn 970-261-6856 Jerry Sibley Plumbing & Plumber 2019-18P Heating Jerry Sibley 970-827-5736 Plumber 2019-17P Jim Smith Services James Perry Smith 806-681-6136 Plumber 2019-08P Marty's Maintenance Martin Husmann 719-480-3375 Plumber 2019-29P Providence Plumbing Coulter Rouch 719-293-1284 Reigles Mechanical/ St. Plumber 2019-31P Vincent Hospital Richard Reigles 970-242-3282 Plumber 2019-01P RK Mechanical, Inc Rick Kinning 303-785-6764 Plumber 2019-14P Skytech Mechanical Caleb Mitchell 970-306-3022 Plumber 2019-28P Smith Services James Smith 806-681-6136 Struna Plumbing & heating Plumber 2019-27P Inc Louis Struna 719-207-1450 Sundance Plumbing & Plumber 2019-11P Heating Kristin Keoserman 970-748-8977 Sys-Co Plumbing & Heating Plumber 2019-15P Inc Lino Fonseca 970--368-0070 Plumber 2019-19P Trinity Plumbing & Heating Fausto Rosalas 970-376-7794 Plumber 2019-05P Triple L P&H Mike Lacome 970-470-0484 Plumber 2019-16P URONE LLC Urijah Rivard 719-207-9480 Plumber 2019-24P White Water Plumbing Brian Dupuis 507-351-2647 Lake County Registered Contractors 2019 Type Registration # Business Name Owner Phone # Wieronski Plumbing & Walter & Sherry Plumber 2019-10P Heating Inc Wieronski 970-668-8800 Plumber 2019-32P Wolverine Construction, LLC Michael Liggett 719-243-3397 Roofer 2019-10R 3RD Gen Roofing LLC Zach Ortwein 719-398-9316 Roofer 2019-06R 5280 Restoration LLC Ivan Porras 720-854-4481 Roofer 2019-02R Broken Arrow Roofing Ruben Pacheco 719-293-1439 Cornerstone Roofing & Roofer 2019-08R Gutters LLC Rory Huskin 719-564-5470 Roofer 2019-01R G&G Roofing LLC Nick Potochnick 970-668-5552 Roofer 2019-12R Hogan Roofing inc.
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