Based in Colorado Springs, working in the towns around it. Every estimate is free.
Colorado Springs has a little of everything under foot. The Old North End and the Westside around Old Colorado City are full of homes from the late 1800s and early 1900s, many with original oak or fir waiting under carpet or a worn finish.
Flooring in Colorado SpringsManitou Springs grew up around its mineral springs at the foot of Pikes Peak, and much of the town sits inside a National Register historic district. Victorian cottages climb the hillsides off Manitou Avenue and Ruxton Avenue, up past the Cog Railway depot and the base of the Incline.
Flooring in Manitou SpringsFountain sits along Fountain Creek just south of Colorado Springs, with Fort Carson on its western edge. Most of its neighborhoods went up from the 1990s on, from the subdivisions around Mesa Ridge Parkway to the newer streets east of I-25, with an older core along Main Street and Santa Fe Avenue.
Flooring in FountainMonument sits near the top of the Palmer Divide at close to 7,000 feet, where I-25 crests between Colorado Springs and Denver. The historic downtown along Second and Washington Streets is small. Most homes are in the subdivisions around it, like Jackson Creek, Promontory Pointe and Sanctuary Pointe, plus the older wooded lots of Woodmoor next door.
Flooring in MonumentFalcon spreads across the plains northeast of Colorado Springs along US 24 and Woodmen Road, with Pikes Peak filling the western view. Most of it is newer construction: Meridian Ranch, Woodmen Hills, Paint Brush Hills and the larger lots of 4 Way Ranch.
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