Our Work

Recent Work

At Elite Contracting Group, we are licensed in Colorado, California, Kansas, Wyoming, Minnesota and Connecticut - and more to come - and our teams travel to the work. From coastal builds to mountain homes, we bring expert craftsmanship, regional knowledge, and a commitment to quality on every project. Whether residential or commercial, we're here to build with excellence - wherever you are. See every city we cover on Areas We Serve.

Residential Fire Damage Repair Fort Collins

After an exterior fire caused extensive structural, smoke, and water damage, our team completed a full-scale restoration - including selective demolition, structural roof reconstruction, exterior replacement, and comprehensive interior remediation. Working through the challenges of a winter rebuild, we restored the home from the roof structure to the finished interiors.

Fort Collins home after an exterior fire, with the damaged roof and siding exposed New roof trusses set during the Fort Collins structural rebuild

Rocky Hill, Connecticut: Concierge Apartments

In early 2026, Concierge Apartments, a 544-unit multifamily community in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, sustained significant freeze-related water damage requiring extensive mitigation and reconstruction. Elite Contracting Group managed the complex restoration and insurance claim, completing the project on schedule, passing all inspections, minimizing disruption, and restoring the property to its pre-loss condition.

Containment sheeting run along the affected block Interior stripped back, with temporary shoring standing

Bluesky Landing (Lakewood Colorado)

A balcony fire gutted two units and caused smoke damage in several others. Smoke-affected units were quickly repaired, while gutted units received new systems, roof repairs, and upgraded fire-rated walls. All units were restored to code through an insurance-covered scope with community-approved finishes.

Charred exterior and burnt-out balconies after the fire The same building restored, with new siding, balconies and railings

Commercial Warehouse Reconstruction Tuscaloosa

A structural column struck by heavy equipment brought down part of the roof across roughly 30,000 square feet of a century-old warehouse. We shored the surrounding structure so the rest of the building could keep operating, phased the demolition around it, and delivered the rebuild inside the original schedule.

Collapsed roof structure and debris across the warehouse floor Failed roof decking hanging from the steel frame above the debris field