San Luis Valley contractor Richard Broders marks 54 years of skilled work in harsh Colorado conditions. Starting in 1971, he built roads, ditches and infrastructure at high elevations relying on grit, dependable equipment and independence. His story highlights the rare hands-on expertise facing Colorado’s skilled trades shortage today….
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