Contractors in Rye, CO

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The Rye contractor picture

Our Rye records cover 52 licensed tradespeople and contractor firms with a local address, and electrical licenses are the largest group. Active licenses: 25 of 52 (48%). The statewide rate in our data is 54%.

Electrical and plumbing licenses, which Colorado issues at the state level, account for 51 of these records: 37 electrical licenses (6 masters, 16 journeymen, 5 residential wiremen) and 14 plumbing licenses (7 masters, 4 journeymen). Companies are a minority: 4 active electrical contractor and 1 active plumbing contractor registrations, against 39 individual tradespeople. Experience runs deep: half of the licensed pros here were first licensed in 1997 or earlier, and 13 active licenses date from before 2000. 3 are new since 2024.

None of the 52 Rye profiles carries a DORA discipline flag in the records we hold.

HomeProFax profiles with a Rye 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.

Rather than checking each agency yourself, ask the contractor for their verified HomeProFax report. It covers license, discipline, permits and business standing in one link.

Licensing in Rye

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 Rye's local rules yet, so check with the building department before you hire. Most Rye ZIP codes in our data are in Pueblo County, so the city or Pueblo County building department is where to ask.

Hail, roofs and your contract

Rye sits on the Front Range, in the heart of "Hail Alley." The Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association says the region usually sees three or four catastrophic hailstorms a year, and the damaging season runs from mid-April to mid-September. RMIIA lists the July 29, 2009 Pueblo hailstorm at $232.8 million in insured losses. After a storm, Colorado law lets you cancel an insurance-paid roofing contract within 72 hours of a written claim denial (C.R.S. 6-22-104), and a roofer may not offer to pay or waive your deductible (C.R.S. 6-22-105).

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Rye contractor FAQ

How many Rye contractors does HomeProFax track?

HomeProFax lists 52 contractor profiles with a Rye business address. 25 (48%) show an active license on file and 27 show an expired one. 37 hold electrical licenses and 14 hold plumbing licenses.

Do contractors need a license in Rye?

Electricians and plumbers need Colorado DORA licenses everywhere in the state. For general contractors, roofers and HVAC firms, check with the Rye or Pueblo County building department, because those trades are licensed locally.

What's the fastest way to check a Rye contractor?

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.