Done works on both residential and commercial properties. Our primary focus is residential — we’ve been serving Denver-area homeowners since 1999 — but we also handle light commercial work including offices, retail spaces, multi-unit buildings, and tenant improvements. If you’re not sure whether your property fits what we do, the straightforward answer is to call and describe the project. We’ll tell you honestly if it’s in our wheelhouse.

Our Core Strength: Residential Service

Residential home service is what Done is built around. The company has deep experience with the kinds of homes found across the Denver metro — older Denver squares, ranch-style homes from the postwar era, 1990s and 2000s suburban construction, and newer high-efficiency builds. Each generation of housing has its own common issues, and our technicians have seen them all.

On the residential side, we cover every major home system: heating and cooling, plumbing, electrical, drains and sewer, and indoor air quality. That breadth matters because home problems don’t stay neatly in one category. A water heater that needs a new circuit, a bathroom remodel that touches both plumbing and electrical, a furnace replacement that requires duct modifications — Done handles all of it under one roof rather than forcing you to coordinate multiple specialty contractors.

Commercial Work Done Handles

On the commercial side, Done is well-suited for light commercial properties: small office buildings, retail storefronts, restaurants, medical offices, and similar spaces. Common commercial projects include:

  • HVAC service, repair, and replacement for commercial systems
  • Electrical panel upgrades, circuit additions, and tenant improvement electrical work
  • Plumbing repairs, fixture replacement, and water heater service
  • Drain and sewer service including camera inspection and hydrojetting
  • Indoor air quality improvements for commercial spaces

Commercial electrical work often involves permitting and inspection coordination, and Done handles that process as part of the job. Our electricians are licensed for commercial work and understand the code requirements that differ between residential and commercial applications.

Multi-Unit and Property Management Work

Property managers and landlords with multiple residential units often find Done’s multi-trade coverage particularly valuable. Rather than maintaining separate contractor relationships for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical — and playing coordinator when a problem spans more than one system — they can call one company. We’re accustomed to working with property management workflows, coordinating tenant access, and communicating status on repairs to both the property manager and the occupant.

For rental properties specifically, keeping up with preventive maintenance matters more than many landlords realize. A furnace that fails mid-winter creates immediate tenant relations problems on top of the repair cost. Our Care Club maintenance program works for rental properties as well as owner-occupied homes — the same logic of catching problems early applies equally.

What We Don’t Cover

Done doesn’t pursue large-scale industrial work, heavy commercial construction, or very large commercial HVAC installations that require different licensing categories and equipment. Our commercial sweet spot is properties where the systems are similar in scale to residential-plus — think a small medical office, a restaurant, or a 10-unit apartment building rather than a high-rise or a manufacturing facility. If your project is in that larger category, we’ll tell you upfront and point you in the right direction.

Why a Full-Service Company Works Better Than Juggling Specialists

One consistent piece of feedback Done hears from both homeowners and property managers is that having a single company handle multiple trades saves significant coordination overhead. When your water heater replacement requires a new dedicated circuit, Done’s plumbing and electrical teams can coordinate the work without you playing middleman between two separate contractors. For commercial clients managing multiple units or a retail buildout, that coordination advantage compounds quickly. One trusted company, one call, one accountability structure — it simplifies what is otherwise a surprisingly complicated part of property ownership.

To discuss a commercial project or get a sense of whether it fits what Done does, reach out directly. For residential needs, you can explore our full range of heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical services.