Few cities of about 15,700 people carry as much commercial weight as Greenwood Village. Part of the Denver Technological Center lies inside its limits, and its rapid growth in the 1970s followed that office development. Today the city is home to the headquarters of several national companies. Yet only a short drive from the glass towers, neighborhoods such as Old Greenwood and Sundance Hills sit on lots of roughly half an acre to an acre, and some parts of the city allow horses. Allstar serves both sides of the Village.
Powering DTC offices and corporate tenants
Office tenants in the Tech Center turn over and reconfigure often, and each move brings electrical work. We handle tenant-finish wiring, commercial lighting design and LED retrofits, dedicated circuits for kitchens and copy rooms, and the power and cooling circuits for server rooms and network closets. For businesses that cannot afford downtime, we install UPS systems and back-up generators sized for the critical load. On new commercial construction, our design-build team works with owners and general contractors from the early layout stage, so power distribution, lighting controls and low-voltage pathways are planned together rather than retrofitted later.
Property managers in the area use our facility maintenance contracts to keep buildings on a predictable schedule. Infrared panel scanning is a core part of that service: it reveals loose connections and overloaded breakers while equipment is running, without shutting anything down. We also install and service access control and CCTV systems for lobbies, parking structures and suites.
Large homes with large electrical demands
Estate properties in Greenwood Village often have more going on electrically than a typical house: multiple HVAC systems, heated driveways, pool and spa equipment, barn or outbuilding circuits, extensive landscape lighting and two or more EV chargers. Older custom homes on mature lots may also be due for a service upgrade before a major remodel. We design whole-home generator systems, surge protection and lighting schemes that suit the scale of the property.
Homes of this size also benefit from the same tools we use in commercial buildings. A structured low-voltage plan ties together cameras, gate and door access, and network wiring for a home office, and an infrared scan of a large residential panel can catch a failing connection long before anyone smells it. For owners who travel often, reliable standby power and camera coverage offer real peace of mind.
Permits through Community Development
Electrical permits in Greenwood Village are handled by the city's Community Development department, with applications and inspection requests made through its online portal. Inspections take place on weekdays, and an adult must be present for interior inspections, so we coordinate timing with you or your property manager in advance.
We also serve Cherry Hills Village, Centennial and Lone Tree.