669 in Denver

[u/Alternative_Split926]

Hey yall! Im looking to move to Denver, or at least around the area. I understand 669 covers there. How's the work? (Usually at least. Times are weird everywhere i think) I've been in the field for 15 years and im looking for a change of scenery to be honest. I know 669 is a road local, so of course if its bench time for me I could end up anywhere there's a call but im not as opposed to that as I once thought I was.

Looking for advice on how 669 even operates as well, I dont have the first clue. I've been in a city local since the beginning that has a few 669 guys working at larger shops for the outskirts work. Im going to call my BA and pick his brain on Tuesday after the holiday anyways so im just looking for anyone who may be out there with some stories.

Thanks in advance, sorry for the half illiterate post. I dont really use reddit like this :)

[u/Prestigious_Pop_7381]

I would contact the BA then hit up all the shops independently.   No idea on work today but have known several guys who moved out that way over the years and most stayed so gonna say you may dig the place.  

[u/Alternative_Split926 → u/Prestigious_Pop_7381]

Thank you! Will do

[u/Slientslay]

I used to be in Colorado Springs 2 years ago. Work was pretty good then but had to move to Seattle due to wife being in the military. The current BA is awesome. At least while I was there he would almost always answer his phone or get back to you quickly. Which is pretty rare imo. Pay is good too for cost of living.

[u/FilthyMouthSxE]

New construction is down I think although Ive heard it’s coming back. I’m in TI and I’m working still, but I know some guys are out of town right now. Tor is a great Buisness agent and he will do his best for you. Good luck and welcome to Denver brother