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Calderon Framing LLC is a family-owned commercial framing contractor that has been framing in Denver since 2002, including the Pauline Robinson and Hampden Denver libraries, SkipTown, and Beat the Bomb. We frame walls, floor systems, and roof structures to the engineered plans on your set, and we work on occupied buildings that stay open during construction. The same crew that bids your job is the crew that frames it.

Calderon Framing prices every project individually — there is no flat rate, because square footage, number of stories, materials, and site conditions all change the number. Send us your plans or a description of the work and we'll come back with a detailed written estimate at no cost and no obligation. That estimate includes a realistic framing schedule so you can plan the trades that follow.

Yes — Calderon Framing LLC serves Fort Collins and northern Colorado and has framed additions and structural remodels along the Front Range since 2002, including the Blais Residence in Boulder and a Cherry Hills addition and remodel in Denver. We tie new framing cleanly into the existing structure and roofline, including load-bearing work. Call (303) 335-9537 or send plans for a free quote.

Calderon Framing frames single-family remodels in days to a few weeks, and multi-family and commercial buildings in phases over weeks to months. Every quote we send includes a realistic schedule for your specific scope. We sequence the work building by building and coordinate with your general contractor so framing never becomes the bottleneck.

Yes — Calderon Framing LLC is a licensed and insured Colorado framing contractor, family-owned and operating since 2002. We provide proof of licensing and insurance along with your quote, before any work starts. We frame across Denver Metro, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and the surrounding Front Range.

Calderon Framing flags any change the same day we find it, whether it's a plan revision or a condition nobody expected. We explain your options and the cost impact, then get your written approval before proceeding. You'll never see work on an invoice you didn't sign off on.