Edwards, Colorado
Cordillera Valley Club
5,500 sq ftSquare Footage
NDG ArchitectureArchitecture
Behind every Coleman home is the engineering most builders hope you never ask about — groundwater rerouted, a Rocky Mountain winter outsmarted, an impossible site made buildable. We master what you’ll never see, so you can live in what you’ll never forget.
The difference shows up where the ground moves, the season turns, and the design asks for something that shouldn’t be possible. That is the work we are known for — the structural, civil, and environmental engineering that happens long before a single finish is chosen, and that decides whether a home merely looks exceptional or actually endures.
A home should feel as enduring as the land it inhabits — because, beneath the surface, it is built to be. Anchored in the Vail Valley, with a growing presence across the Roaring Fork Valley, Summit County, and the Yampa Valley.
Most builders start at the drawings and stop at the keys. We manage the risk on either side of them — which is where the expensive surprises actually live.
Read the site’s real potential — and its real constraints — before you commit.
Keep the architect’s vision constructible and on budget, under one contract.
Turn plans into a defensible number and schedule before ground breaks.
Engineer-led building — sound beneath the beauty, on plan and on budget.
Commissioned, warrantied, and cared for long after the keys.
Building with someone else? We audit the money and quality on your side.
An engineer runs the company. One accountable partner runs your project — across every discipline, from the land you’re weighing to the years after you move in. Three commitments no other builder in the valley makes together.
Our work begins beneath the surface — the structural, civil, and environmental engineering that decides whether a home merely looks exceptional or actually endures.
Founded on decades of complex infrastructure and engineering work.
A single point of contact commands architecture, engineering, interiors, landscape, and budget — so nothing is lost in translation, and one person is answerable for everything.
From the first look at a site to the keys in your hand.
The hardest sites in the valley — groundwater, winter, contamination, constraint — solved and standing. Difficulty is our portfolio.
Booth Falls: fifteen feet down, rerouted, and rebuilt.
A 1977 build requiring full asbestos abatement. Water moving beneath the site. We excavated fifteen feet below the roadway, ran continuous dewatering through foundation work, and rerouted the groundwater back toward the creek. Demolition in May; framing in December — sequenced that way on purpose, to protect the foundation from the ground it sits in.
The finished home is monochromatic and restrained — a twenty-foot trifold door opening onto a mature aspen grove. None of that was the hard part.
Most of the stress in a custom home isn’t the construction — it’s the coordination and the money. We remove both. You get one accountable partner, honest budgeting grounded in real data, and clarity at every decision, so you always know exactly where your project stands.
80+ homes in the Vail Valley. Tell us what makes yours difficult.
