wide-age-range neighborhood — 1891 original platting vs. transit-oriented redevelopment

Termite Control in West Colfax, Denver CO

West Colfax is a historic West Denver neighborhood platted in 1891, with some of its earliest homes dating to 1890-1891, sitting along Colfax Avenue and undergoing substantial redevelopment near the light-rail line in recent decades — a wide range of building ages within a single neighborhood.

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Why West Colfax has its own termite considerations

Built for owners of the original 1890s-era homes as well as owners in newer transit-oriented redevelopment.

West Colfax’s original 1891 subdivision was platted by developer Ralph Voorhees, with some of the earliest 1890-1891 homes designed by the Denver architectural firm Lang & Pugh.

The neighborhood sits along Colfax Avenue, one of the longest continuous commercial streets in the US, and near Sloan’s Lake to the north.

Substantial newer multifamily and transit-oriented redevelopment has been built near the light-rail line in recent decades.

The original 1890s wood-frame homes carry the oldest-housing-stock risk profile, comparable to Jefferson Park and Highland, while the newer transit-oriented redevelopment carries a different, more modern-construction risk profile.

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West Colfax — common questions

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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 West Colfax, The original 1890s wood-frame homes carry the oldest-housing-stock risk profile, comparable to Jefferson Park and Highland, while the newer transit-oriented redevelopment carries a different, more modern-construction risk profile.