Interiors to landscaping... and everything in between.

BigBoy works across Colorado Springs and the communities along the northern Front Range. The company is based in Monument, and most projects run through Colorado Springs neighborhoods — Briargate, Northgate, Pine Creek, Cordera, Rockrimmon, Black Forest, the Powers corridor, and the west side — along with Monument, Palmer Lake, Woodmoor, Gleneagle, and Jackson Creek.

If you're near but not on that list, ask. Distance is rarely the deciding factor for a properly scoped project.

Why local conditions shape the work

This stretch of the Front Range is hard on houses and yards in specific, predictable ways, and good work accounts for them up front:

• Freeze-thaw cycling moves fence posts, heaves concrete, and opens exterior joints. Footing depth, drainage, and sealing decisions follow from it.
• Hail and high wind — especially along the Palmer Divide — punish roofs, gutters, pergolas, and anything anchored casually.
• Expansive soils in parts of the region make grading and drainage the first conversation for landscape and structural projects, not the last.
• Intense high-altitude sun fades and checks unprotected wood quickly; stain systems and material choices matter more here than at sea level.
• Water restrictions and dry summers reward irrigation done precisely and planting chosen for the climate rather than the catalog.

That knowledge shows up in the plan you get, not just the labor.