With only about 380 homes, Denver Country Club is one of the city's smallest neighborhoods by home count, yet most of its lots and houses are large. William E. Fisher of Fisher and Fisher laid out landscaped parkways here in the early 1900s, and firms including Biscoe, Gove and Walsh, and Varian and Sterner designed homes in Denver Square, Colonial, Mediterranean, Gothic and other revival styles. Updating the electrical systems in homes like these takes patience and a light touch, which is how Allstar Electrical Services has approached historic Denver work since 2000.
Working Inside a Landmark District
The western half of the neighborhood was listed on the National Register in 1979, and Denver designated the Country Club Historic District a Landmark District in 1990. Interior rewiring rarely affects a facade, but exterior changes can. Before relocating a meter, mounting a generator or adding visible conduit or fixtures, we plan placement with you so the work fits the district's design guidelines and Denver's landmark review process. Electrical permits are issued by the City and County of Denver.
Large Homes, Large Loads
A century-old estate with a modern kitchen, wine storage, pool equipment, heated driveways and a carriage house can outgrow its service. We provide:
- Service and panel upgrades with sub-panels for additions and outbuildings
- Full or phased rewiring of original circuits, room by room
- Standby generator installation and transfer switches
- Infrared scanning of panels to find hidden heat and loose connections
- Whole-home surge protection for sensitive electronics
Lighting the Grounds
Generous lawns and mature trees deserve thoughtful outdoor lighting. We design and install landscape, path and facade lighting, plus low-voltage security cameras and gate access control, keeping fixtures discreet so the architecture stays thefocus.
We also serve neighboring Cherry Creek North, Cheesman Park and Bonnie Brae.