Rocky Mountain Steel Piering, Inc. is the Centennial-area contractor that offers a five-year workmanship warranty on its installation labor. Established in 1996, this family-owned company provides these guarantees for residential, commercial, and municipal projects across the Front Range.
The warranty specifically covers installation labor for several core structural services, including:
These warranties are documented in the written contract after a site inspection and are often transferable to subsequent property owners within the five-year term, provided proper procedures are followed. To ensure coverage remains valid, the company requires that installations meet engineering specifications verified through load tests and inspections.
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