If you’ve been contemplating a major natural gas heating upgrade, such as a new furnace, water heater replacement, boiler tune-up or upgrade, or new unit heater now’s the time to save. These heating improvement projects are currently eligible for a 50% bonus rebate. Note that projects must be invoiced, installed, and the rebate applications submitted before December 15, 2017 to earn the bonus. Visit xcelenergy.com/HeatingEfficiency for business heating efficiency bonus details and rebate applications.
Xcel Energy offers Building Tune-Ups for small businesses through its Recommissioning programs. The Building Tune-Up program is designed to assist small business customers to improve the efficiency of their existing building operations. Through the program, Xcel Energy identifies functional systems that can be “tuned up” to run as efficiently as possible through low- or no-cost improvements. Visit xcelenergy.com/SBTU to learn more and complete your Building Tune-Up audit application or call the Business Solutions Center at (855) 839-8862.
Five Wellbeing Spa and Studio, located at 5602 South Nevada Street was awarded a revitalization grant from the City’s Economic Development department for extensive renovation and landscaping. The meticulous renovation by owner Betsy Abrams took three years to accomplish. Abrams’ care and attention to detail yielded impeccable results, including a welcoming wraparound front porch and beautiful landscaping. Congratulations to Five Wellbeing Spa and Studio!
In a WalletHub affordability survey of 1,268 cities with a population between 25,000 and 100,000, Littleton ranked #10 in the country and #1 in Colorado. To make the determination, WalletHub looked across five categories including affordability, economic health, education, quality of life and safety.
DENVER–October 26, 2017–Downtown Colorado, Inc. (DCI) and the newly formed Local First Colorado (LFC) are pleased to announce a partnership to support LFC’s launch of Colorado’s Local First Week (November 25 – December 2, 2017), an awareness campaign designed to encourage Coloradans to support local businesses first. DCI and LFC determined this partnership advances the missions of both organizations as each aims to strengthen Colorado’s local economies.
Kicking off on Small Business Saturday, Local First Week is one week dedicated to asking local consumers to re-think daily habits and shift everyday actions to try a local business before heading to the big-box stores or ordering online. In 2007 the Mile High Business Alliance (MHBA) promoted this same week as Denver’s Buy Local Week, and continued this campaign every holiday shopping season for eight years. Now Local First Colorado seeks to build on MHBA’s work by re-activating this awareness campaign on a state-wide basis to celebrate the importance of supporting our local businesses.
“As a state-wide organization that has been working to revitalize Colorado’s local economies for 35 years, we are thrilled to help Local First Colorado launch Local First Week to remind our community members of the importance of patronizing our local businesses,” says Katherine Correll, DCI Executive director.
“Our independent businesses not only contribute to thriving local economies, but so often they are also what shapes the unique character of our cities, our communities, even our neighborhoods. Can you imagine what your community would feel like without your corner coffee shop, your local brewery, your favorite boutique or your neighborhood bookstore? These independent businesses can define a community.”
Co-founded by Heather Duncan (Tattered Cover Book Store), Nicole Sullivan (BookBar) and Heather Garbo (Denver Dweller), Local First Colorado is being activated by a coalition of local business leaders including Ellen Daehnik (Helliemae’s/Post Oak Hall), Patty Henry (The Freyja Project), Kappy Kling (Hearthfire Books), Mickki Langston (Tellicherry Trading Co.) and Caleb Seeling (Bowerhouse Books).
Local businesses interested in participating in Local First Week are encouraged to sign up here. Coloradans can take the Local First Pledge to shift support to a local business at www.localfirstcolorado.org.
Literally started in a garage in 1977, Triad Service Solutions celebrates its fortieth year of business in Littleton. Founder Donald Bondi and his youngest son Michael began by using cement mixers to make cleaning chemicals which they delivered to customers all over the Rocky Mountain region. Still family-owned and operated at 8080 Southpark Lane, Jessica Bondi became the third generation to join the business in 2015. Now a full service facilities maintenance and supply company, the company has grown to 600 employees providing services to 1500 customers in fifteen states. Every day they are responsible for the maintenance of 300 million square feet in retail malls, Class A office buildings, grocery stores, food production facilities, server rooms and clean rooms, hospitals, universities and schools. With their original mission statement of ‘a job well done for a fair price’ still driving the business, Triad’s continued success seems guaranteed. Congratulations to Triad Service Solutions!
AddOns Inc., a managed IT services firm for asset-intensive businesses in industries like mining and transportation, has just been listed by the Denver Business Journal as one of the Denver area’s fastest-growing private firms. Located at 8040 Southpark Lane, the business was founded in 1998 by Chris Long and now employs over forty people, including a recently hired business development director charged with expanding into Latin America. AddOns Inc’s. clever tagline “I.T. you swear by, not at” reflects the customized approach the business takes in developing I.T. solutions designed to reduce client downtime and optimize user experience.
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