1890-1925 immigrant-craftsman-built housing plus Cherry Creek waterway proximity

Termite Control in Speer, Denver CO

Speer is a central Denver neighborhood encompassing the Alamo Placita Historic District, developed between 1890 and 1925 with Denver Square/Foursquare homes, Craftsman bungalows, and Queen Anne Victorians — one of the city’s earliest planned residential developments, historically home to Scandinavian immigrant craftsmen.

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Why Speer has its own termite considerations

Built for owners of Denver Square, Craftsman, and Victorian homes in the Alamo Placita area.

Speer includes the Alamo Placita Historic District, developed 1890-1925, with a high concentration of wood-frame Denver Square, Craftsman, and Queen Anne construction.

Some homes were built by early Scandinavian immigrant craftsmen who settled the area, later followed by a Greek immigrant community.

The neighborhood sits along Speer Boulevard and Cherry Creek, bringing a waterway/moisture factor to the area.

The density and age of original wood-sided, wood-trimmed housing from the 1890-1925 period, plus Cherry Creek waterway proximity, are the specific local risk factors.

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How much is termite treatment in Colorado?

Cost depends on the treatment method, square footage, and severity — we quote after inspection. See our termite treatment hub for the full cost framework.

Are termites common in Colorado homes?

Yes — and specifically in Speer, The density and age of original wood-sided, wood-trimmed housing from the 1890-1925 period, plus Cherry Creek waterway proximity, are the specific local risk factors.