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Colorado

Built for the seasonality of doing business at altitude.

Front Range construction crews, Western Slope service trades, mountain-town property operators — Colorado businesses run on uneven cash cycles. We smooth the AR side so your operations don't have to.

Where we work in Colorado

Denver
5,280 ft
Front Range commercial hub — construction, MEP trades, B2B services
Colorado Springs
6,035 ft
Defense contractors, professional services, growing logistics base
Boulder
5,318 ft
Tech, biotech, and engineering services with enterprise procurement cycles
Fort Collins
5,003 ft
Manufacturing, breweries, and university-adjacent B2B suppliers
Grand Junction
4,593 ft
Western Slope energy services, agriculture equipment, trucking
Vail / Aspen
8,150 ft+
Resort-economy trades: snowmelt, HVAC, landscape, property services

Construction & specialty trades

Pay-app follow-up, mechanic's lien posture, and retention release for Colorado subs working CMAR and design-build projects across the Front Range.

Resort & seasonal services

Snow removal, snowmelt systems, alpine HVAC, and landscape. We collect through your offseason so spring doesn't start in the red.

Commercial MEP & facility services

Service contracts, T&M, capital install. We handle PM-direct billing and the procurement-side back-and-forth on bigger ticket invoices.

Snow season ends, AR balloons, and we used to limp into June. Payment Shield kept the follow-up going through April and May — first time we entered summer flush in eight years.

— Owner, Denver-area commercial snow & landscape contractor
Colorado prompt-payment law

CRS §24-91-103 & §38-22-101 — we use them properly.

Colorado has some of the most actionable prompt-payment and mechanic's lien statutes in the West. We document accrual dates, preserve lien rights through the 4-month window, and frame escalations against the statute — not against the relationship.

Colorado-specific questions

Do you handle mechanic's liens in Colorado?+

We don't file liens directly, but we preserve your timeline. Colorado requires a Notice of Intent to Lien 10 days before recording, with a 4-month window from last labor or material. We track those dates per project and hand off clean documentation to your attorney if needed.

Can you work with resort-area property managers?+

Yes. We've collected for vendors serving HOAs and management companies across Vail, Aspen, Steamboat, and Telluride. Our follow-up adapts to the seasonal billing cycles those operators run.

Are you familiar with CDOT and municipal payment terms?+

Yes. Public-works AR in Colorado runs on its own clock. We work the standard 60-day payment window and flag escalation paths when invoices breach the statutory thresholds.

Where are you based?+

Payment Shield serves Colorado operators remotely with a US-based team. No travel required — kickoff, weekly standups, and reporting all happen on calls you already take.

Ready to fix A/R in Colorado?

Free aging review. No commitment. We'll tell you exactly where the leaks are.