Colorado title and closing, handled by seasoned experts

Title insurance protects you against defects in the chain of title found in public records—including unpaid taxes, fraudulent or forged documents, incorrectly recorded documents, spurious liens, undisclosed claims from previous owners, and undisclosed easements. If a defect is discovered after closing, your insurer will fix the problem, defend you, or compensate you for losses.

We conduct an exhaustive search of public records for all documents associated with your property. We identify any rights or claims that may affect title—previous mortgages, unpaid taxes, recording defects, judgments, encumbrances—and resolve issues before closing so your property is free and clear. You're also covered for any unreported claims discovered after closing.

The Owner's Policy protects the homeowner from defects from previous owners and is typically paid by the seller in Colorado. The Lender's Policy protects the lender's interest in the property and is paid by the buyer/borrower. If you're obtaining a loan, your lender will most likely require a lender's policy.

We partner with CertifID to verify client identity and secure wire instructions before funds are transferred, with up to $1 million in direct insurance per transaction. We also carry Professional Liability Insurance ($1M), Employee Dishonesty and Crime Insurance, and Wire Fraud Insurance—protections that exceed Division of Insurance minimums. All closing funds are covered by Closing Protection Letters from our A Prime–rated underwriters.

Yes. Active and retired military veterans receive a 20% discount on the closing fee. Ask your escrow officer for details.

Our National Lender Division provides title and closing services to top banks and mortgage lenders nationwide, with dedicated account management and streamlined processing for high-volume transactions.