Service areas
Fire damage restoration near you in Colorado Springs
Fire risk and housing change from one side of Colorado Springs to the other. These pages explain what is different about restoring homes in each area, from wildfire-scarred foothills to Victorian streets and new subdivisions on the plains.
Coverage is by ZIP code; ask on the call if you are unsure whether your address is served.
All service areas
Service areaBlack Forest
Ponderosa pine country on large lots north of the city (ZIP 80908), where the 2013 Black Forest Fire destroyed about 500 homes.
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Service areaBroadmoor
Large older homes on the Cheyenne Mountain slopes in ZIP 80906, a high wildfire-exposure area with detailed finishes to restore.
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Service areaMountain Shadows
Northwest foothill homes rebuilt after the 2012 Waldo Canyon Fire, inside the city's wildland-urban interface (ZIP 80919).
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Service areaOld Colorado City
The 1859 west-side town (ZIP 80904) with brick commercial blocks, small frame houses and older materials that change restoration.
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Service areaOld North End
Large 1890s Victorian houses north of downtown (ZIPs 80903 and 80907) with plaster, tall stairwells, attics and historic finishes.
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Service areaStetson Hills
Newer east-side subdivisions (ZIP 80923) next to grassland, where a 2022 grass fire forced about 500 homes to evacuate.
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Coverage
Where calls can be connected
Calls from 31 Colorado Springs ZIP codes can be connected with an independent restoration contractor, from 80902 to 80951. The area pages below describe neighborhoods inside that coverage where fire history or housing makes restoration different: Mountain Shadows and Broadmoor in the foothills, Black Forest in the pines to the north, Old Colorado City and the Old North End with their historic houses, and Stetson Hills on the grassland east side.
Some nearby towns have their own ZIP codes that are not on this coverage list. If your address is outside the listed ZIP codes, the call may not be able to connect you with a contractor for your area.
Across the city
What changes from one part of Colorado Springs to another
On the west and southwest sides, wildfire exposure and the city wildland-urban interface rules shape exterior repairs. In the older central neighborhoods, plaster, old woodwork and lead paint change how cleaning is done. North of the city, large wooded lots bring wood stoves, wells and outbuildings into the picture. On the east side, grass fires, attached garages and finished basements are common themes.
Colorado Springs areas with local restoration notes
Service areaBlack Forest
Ponderosa pine country on large lots north of the city (ZIP 80908), where the 2013 Black Forest Fire destroyed about 500 homes.
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Service areaBroadmoor
Large older homes on the Cheyenne Mountain slopes in ZIP 80906, a high wildfire-exposure area with detailed finishes to restore.
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Service areaMountain Shadows
Northwest foothill homes rebuilt after the 2012 Waldo Canyon Fire, inside the city's wildland-urban interface (ZIP 80919).
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Service areaOld Colorado City
The 1859 west-side town (ZIP 80904) with brick commercial blocks, small frame houses and older materials that change restoration.
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Service areaOld North End
Large 1890s Victorian houses north of downtown (ZIPs 80903 and 80907) with plaster, tall stairwells, attics and historic finishes.
Learn more
Service areaStetson Hills
Newer east-side subdivisions (ZIP 80923) next to grassland, where a 2022 grass fire forced about 500 homes to evacuate.
Learn more
Talk it through
Check your area on a call
Call to be connected with an independent restoration contractor who serves your part of Colorado Springs.
