Contractors in Colorado, CO
The Colorado contractor picture
Our Colorado records cover 2 licensed tradespeople and contractor firms with a local address, and plumbing licenses are the largest group. 1 profiles carry a state board discipline flag (1 electrical), and 0 of those licenses are still active. A flag can mean anything from a paperwork lapse to a serious finding, so read the board record behind it. Most of the Colorado list is made up of DORA-licensed tradespeople, specifically 1 electrical licenses (1 journeyman) and 1 plumbing licenses.
Across all 2 profiles, 1 (50%) show an active license and 1 an expired one, close to the Colorado average.
| Contractor profiles | 2 |
| Active license on file | 1 (50%) |
| Expired license | 1 |
| Electrical licenses (active) | 1 (0) |
| Plumbing licenses (active) | 1 (1) |
| State board discipline flags | 1 |
| Median first-license year | 2000 |
| ZIP codes | 2 |
HomeProFax profiles with a Colorado address, built from DORA electrical and plumbing rosters, the Aurora, Arvada and Thornton contractor license lists, Colorado Secretary of State filings and Boulder/Denver open permit data. Counts as of Oct 24, 2026.
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Licensing in Colorado
Colorado licenses electricians and plumbers statewide through the DORA State Electrical Board and the DORA State Plumbing Board. General contractors, roofers and HVAC contractors are licensed, if at all, by the local city or county. We haven't verified Colorado's local rules yet, so check with the building department before you hire. Most Colorado ZIP codes in our data are in Douglas County, so the city or Douglas County building department is where to ask.
Storm season in Colorado
Per the RMIIA, Colorado's Front Range gets the highest frequency of large hail in North America, with three or four storms a year causing at least $25 million in insured damage. Eight of the twelve costliest Colorado hailstorms on RMIIA's list were centered on the Denver metro, led by the May 8, 2017 storm at $2.3 billion in insured losses. If a roofer knocks on your door after hail, two state rules apply: you can rescind an insurance-funded roofing contract within 72 hours of a written denial (C.R.S. 6-22-104), and promising to cover your deductible is illegal (C.R.S. 6-22-105).
Colorado contractor list
2 profiles, ranked by HomeProFax score.
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Colorado contractor FAQ
How many contractors are listed in Colorado, CO?
HomeProFax lists 2 contractor profiles with a Colorado business address. 1 (50%) show an active license on file and 1 show an expired one. 1 hold electrical licenses and 1 hold plumbing licenses.
Who licenses contractors in Colorado, Colorado?
Electricians and plumbers need Colorado DORA licenses everywhere in the state. For general contractors, roofers and HVAC firms, check with the Colorado or Douglas County building department, because those trades are licensed locally.
Have any Colorado contractors been disciplined?
1 Colorado profiles carry a Colorado state board discipline flag, and 0 of those licenses are still active. Open the profile and read the board record before you hire.
How do I verify a contractor in Colorado quickly?
Ask the contractor for their verified HomeProFax report. It puts their license status, any board discipline, permits on file and Secretary of State standing on one page with sources. You can also search any business free on HomeProFax.com.