On a game day, the blocks around Coors Field can see tens of thousands of visitors, and every bar, taproom and restaurant in the area needs its lights, coolers, taps and point-of-sale systems working when the gates open. Allstar Electrical Services supports those businesses, plus the residents and offices that fill the converted warehouses between 20th Street and Five Points.
A Warehouse District Turned Entertainment Hub
The Ballpark Neighborhood sits just northeast of LoDo, roughly between 15th and 18th Streets on one side and the South Platte River on the other, stretching toward Five Points. Its brick warehouses were built for rail-served wholesale and manufacturing, and many along Blake Street date to the 1900s. Denver designated the Ballpark Neighborhood Historic District as a local landmark district in 2002, so exterior work on contributing buildings goes through Landmark Preservation design review. Coors Field itself opened in 1995 at 2001 Blake Street, and the neighborhood's bars, breweries and restaurants followed.
Hospitality Electrical That Holds Up Under Load
A busy taproom pushes a building's service hard. Ballpark businesses call us for:
- Service upgrades and new panels for kitchen and brewing equipment
- Dedicated circuits for glycol chillers, walk-in coolers and ice machines
- Patio, rooftop and signage lighting
- Emergency and exit lighting and other code corrections found at inspection
- Generators or UPS systems to protect refrigeration and POS during an outage
- Infrared scanning of panels that run near capacity during events
Lofts and Offices Upstairs
Above the street-level businesses, many buildings hold lofts and creative offices. Residents ask us to add circuits, upgrade unit panels, install modern LED lighting under tall ceilings and add surge protection. Office tenants need data and low-voltage cabling, access control and CCTV. For building owners, a facility maintenance contract puts one electrician on call for every tenant.
We also serve LoDo, RiNo and Curtis Park, all a few blocks away.