A retail space becoming a restaurant
Include the proposed kitchen layout, equipment data, ventilation needs and any landlord criteria. Identify changes to occupancy or exterior work.
Request a Quote →Commercial projects · Denver, Colorado
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Renovating a business, adding equipment or planning a property change in Denver? Tell us what you need and share any plans or photos.
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Start with your project
What do you need help with?
Choose the closest match. Your service and city will be filled in, with guidance on what to share.
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Tenant improvements
Buildouts, layout changes, new tenants and changes of use.
Request a Quote →02Mechanical, electrical & plumbing
Heating, power, plumbing and equipment changes.
Request a Quote →03Building alterations & structures
Renovations, openings, additions and existing-building questions.
Request a Quote →04Civil, site & drainage
Site improvements, drainage questions and available survey information.
Request a Quote →05Equipment & facilities
Equipment supports, anchorage and installation constraints.
Request a Quote →06Permit comment responses
Permit comments, current plans and unanswered questions.
Request a Quote →Commercial and residential projects are welcome. We’ll confirm whether we can help with your location and needs before you proceed.
Denver project examples
What are you planning to change?
Illustrative starting points, not completed Trustwell projects.
An office building being reconfigured
Share existing and proposed floor plans, wall or opening changes, affected systems and any available building records.
Request a Quote →A commercial site with review comments
Send the full comment letter, current drawings, site plan and permit record so building and site questions can be considered together.
Request a Quote →Local review context
Tell us what’s changing, inside and out.
Tell us whether your Denver project changes the inside of the building, the site or how the property will be used. Share any city comments so we can see what needs a response.
Include the full property address so the correct city or county can be identified.
Denver site development plan guidance ↗Check the current requirements with the department reviewing your property.
Prepare your request
Bring the information you already have.
Missing records? That’s okay. Share what you have.
- Complete Denver project address, suite and known reviewing authority.
- How the space is used now and what you want to change.
- Plans, photos, surveys, equipment data or written review comments.
- Your role, who else is involved and your deadline.
Upload up to ten PDF, JPG, JPEG or PNG files. Include only records you are authorized to share.
A clear next step after you send the request.
Tell us what you need
Share the property address, your concern and any deadline.
Get a clear next step
We’ll review your information and explain what’s needed.
Review your quote
Confirm the work, price and timing before moving forward.
Denver engineering project questions.
Tell us how the space is used now and what will change. Share floor plans, landlord requirements and Denver permit comments if you have them.
Tell us about the whole project, even if it involves several types of engineering. We’ll confirm which needs we can help with before you proceed.
Only if they are listed in your agreement. We’ll explain who will do the work, what’s included, the price and the timing.
No. Sending a request does not book an appointment or start paid work. We’ll review the details and explain the next step.
We’ll confirm availability for your property before you agree to any work.
Residential request guides: Foundation concerns · Wall and beam changes
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