Broadmoor homes tend to be larger, more finished and more personal. These are the projects we are asked for most in the southwest Springs.
The Broadmoor, Broadmoor Bluffs, Broadmoor Glen, Skyway, Stratton Preserve, Cheyenne Cañon and Southgate.
ZIP codes: 80906 80926
5.0 on Google · 120+ reviews
Broadmoor homeowners trust us with lighting, panels and careful work in finished homes.
Read our reviews →The Broadmoor area holds some of the most varied homes in Colorado Springs, from older houses near the hotel to hillside customs in Broadmoor Bluffs and newer homes in Stratton Preserve. Each one asks for a different kind of care.
Much of our Broadmoor work starts with light. Layered lighting, dimming scenes and clean keypads can change how a home feels at night without changing anything else. We design the layout, choose fixtures with you or your designer, and program scenes so one button sets the room.
Outside, landscape and facade lighting can show off stonework, trees and paths while keeping glare off the neighbors and the night sky.
We work well with interior designers, architects and remodel builders. That means clear plans, honest timelines and an electrician who shows up when the schedule says. Try the keypad and app demo on our custom lighting page.
Working in a finished Broadmoor home is different from new construction. We lay floor protection, control dust, keep the work area tidy and clean up at the end of every day. We explain the plan before we start and keep you posted as it moves.
Permits go through the regional building department like the rest of El Paso County. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection and coordinate with the utility when power needs to be off, so there are no surprises.
Larger homes have more to keep track of: generators, surge protection, smoke and CO alarms and lighting controls. Our Annual Care Plan puts it all on one yearly visit.
Same crew, same standards, a short drive away. See every ZIP code we cover on the service areas map.
Yes. Broadmoor, Cheyenne Mountain and the southwest Springs are part of our regular route, and the walkthrough and your written options are free.
We do. We pull the electrical permit with the regional building department and schedule the inspection. You just let the inspector in.
Yes. We work with designers and remodel builders on lighting plans, panel capacity and a clean schedule.
Always. Floor protection, dust control and a clean site at the end of every day are standard.
Usually, yes. We plan wire routes through attics, basements and closets and use small, careful openings where needed. You will know where any patching will happen before we start.
Yes. We design and install dimming scenes, keypads and app control, and we program them so they are easy to use day to day.
Often, yes. We work within code clearances and any neighborhood guidelines to find a spot that is tidy and easy to service.
A licensed electrician comes out and gives you clear written options.
Broadmoor homes tend to be larger, more finished and more personal. These are the projects we are asked for most in the southwest Springs.
The Broadmoor, Broadmoor Bluffs, Broadmoor Glen, Skyway, Stratton Preserve, Cheyenne Cañon and Southgate.
ZIP codes: 80906 80926
5.0 on Google · 120+ reviews
Broadmoor homeowners trust us with lighting, panels and careful work in finished homes.
Read our reviews →The Broadmoor area holds some of the most varied homes in Colorado Springs, from older houses near the hotel to hillside customs in Broadmoor Bluffs and newer homes in Stratton Preserve. Each one asks for a different kind of care.
Much of our Broadmoor work starts with light. Layered lighting, dimming scenes and clean keypads can change how a home feels at night without changing anything else. We design the layout, choose fixtures with you or your designer, and program scenes so one button sets the room.
Outside, landscape and facade lighting can show off stonework, trees and paths while keeping glare off the neighbors and the night sky.
We work well with interior designers, architects and remodel builders. That means clear plans, honest timelines and an electrician who shows up when the schedule says. Try the keypad and app demo on our custom lighting page.
Working in a finished Broadmoor home is different from new construction. We lay floor protection, control dust, keep the work area tidy and clean up at the end of every day. We explain the plan before we start and keep you posted as it moves.
Permits go through the regional building department like the rest of El Paso County. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection and coordinate with the utility when power needs to be off, so there are no surprises.
Larger homes have more to keep track of: generators, surge protection, smoke and CO alarms and lighting controls. Our Annual Care Plan puts it all on one yearly visit.
Same crew, same standards, a short drive away. See every ZIP code we cover on the service areas map.
Yes. Broadmoor, Cheyenne Mountain and the southwest Springs are part of our regular route, and the walkthrough and your written options are free.
We do. We pull the electrical permit with the regional building department and schedule the inspection. You just let the inspector in.
Yes. We work with designers and remodel builders on lighting plans, panel capacity and a clean schedule.
Always. Floor protection, dust control and a clean site at the end of every day are standard.
Usually, yes. We plan wire routes through attics, basements and closets and use small, careful openings where needed. You will know where any patching will happen before we start.
Yes. We design and install dimming scenes, keypads and app control, and we program them so they are easy to use day to day.
Often, yes. We work within code clearances and any neighborhood guidelines to find a spot that is tidy and easy to service.
A licensed electrician comes out and gives you clear written options.