Regions we cover
- Denver
Colorado 3D scanning across metro Denver, where a fast conversion market in RiNo, corporate campuses in the Tech Center, and Aurora's industrial corridor make up the bulk of demand.
RiNo is a distinctive market. Former warehouse, rail-served and light industrial buildings are being converted for office, hospitality and residential at pace, and the geometry that decides those schemes — floor-to-floor heights, column grids, roof structure and out-of-square masonry — is exactly what the original drawings do not record.
Downtown Denver and Cherry Creek bring occupied office and retail buildings on tenant cycles, while the Denver Tech Center is suburban corporate campus work: floor plates, mechanical rooms and envelope documentation between occupancies. Aurora's industrial corridor adds distribution and manufacturing buildings on the usual clear-height and dock scope.
Two Colorado-specific factors come up. Altitude affects drone performance and flight planning, and the region's snow and freeze-thaw cycle drives a steady stream of roof condition and envelope documentation work in spring.
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RiNo industrial and rail-served buildings measured before office, hospitality and residential conversion.
Read the pageFloor plates, mechanical rooms and envelope documentation across the Denver Tech Center.
Read the pageClear height, racking and dock geometry across the Aurora industrial corridor.
Read the pageExisting conditions for Denver and Aurora municipal facilities on capital programmes.
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