About us
Our process
Mile High Framing is a Colorado-based residential and commercial general contractor providing structural framing and construction services for ground-up commercial buildings and multi-family developments. We manage and execute work in coordination with owners, architects, engineers, and subcontractors to ensure compliance with approved construction documents, local building codes, and safety regulations. Our team prioritizes jobsite safety, quality control, and schedule coordination, delivering reliable commercial construction solutions that support efficient project delivery and long-term performance.
Getting Started
Working with Mile High Framing is simple and straightforward. Whether you’re building a new home, addition, or renovation, we guide you through the construction process from start to finish.
Start by reaching out for a consultation. We’ll review your plans, discuss your timeline, and answer any questions you have about framing, permits, and next steps. Once everything is aligned, we schedule your project and handle the framing with precision, safety, and care—keeping you informed every step of the way.
Our goal is to make the construction process clear, stress-free, and built right from the ground up.
Outline
Permits & Preparation
We secure all required permits through the city or county where your home will be built and prepare the site for construction.
Foundation & Layout
The foundation is completed, giving you your first look at the footprint and layout of your home on the lot.
Framing
Walls are constructed, roof decking is installed, and exterior windows and doors are set, bringing the structure together.
Mechanical Rough-Ins
Plumbing, electrical, heating, and airconditioning systems are installed for bathrooms, kitchen, laundry, and exterior connections.
Pre-Drywall Walkthrough
Before insulation and drywall, we walk the home with you to review progress and confirm outlet, phone, and cable locations.
Interior & Exterior Finishes
Rough System Inspections
After electrical wiring is complete, the city inspects all rough mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems.
Insulation & Energy Inspection
Insulation is installed, followed by a third-party energy inspection to ensure efficiency standards are met.
Drywall & Texture
Drywall is hung and finished with texture, allowing your interior design selections to begin taking shape.
Exterior Finishes
Exterior materials such as stone, siding, or other selected finishes are installed to complete your home’s exterior.
Interior Finishes
Interior doors, cabinets, baseboards, and trim are installed, followed by initial painting and installation of tile or hardwood flooring.
Final Installations
Mechanical and electrical systems are completed along with final plumbing, lighting, countertops, mirrors, shower doors, appliances, and carpet installation—bringing all the details together.
Final Inspections & Completions
Final Finishes
Completion of paint touch-ups, professional interior and exterior cleaning, and landscaping (weather permitting).
Final Inspections & Approval
Final building and third-party energy inspections are completed, and a Certificate of Occupancy is issued upon approval.
Final Walkthrough
The project manager conducts a comprehensive home walkthrough to verify system functionality, review maintenance requirements and warranty coverage, and address any remaining items prior to move-in.
