The Colorado Brothers in Fort Worth, Texas

Colorado Brothers

This is the family site for the Colorado Brothers in Fort Worth, Texas.

Steam Carpet Cleaning

Enjoy your clean carpet! Our method is safe for children, pets, and adults. We use the "double pass" method, and only proven safe cleaners, to ensure you have a clean and safe environment.

Website Design and Development

We are fluent in HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, MySQL, Flash, Illustrator, Adobe Premiere and Photoshop. This basically means we have all the tools necessary to better serve you.

Speedtype

Speedtype is a program that uses very simple drills and exercises to improve hand-eye coordination. Each lesson is made to be as easy as possible to reduce the stress and frustration that causes most people to quit early on.

Video Editing

From simple image slideshows to DVDs for your nephew's birthday party to multi-media presentation for your company, we have the tools and skills to accomplish all these things.

Yard Service

We've been in business serving our local community since 2007 when we were young and we have gained lots of experience since then. We mow, blow, rake, trim, cultivate, weed, and any other yard and landscape tasks.

About us

Colorado Brothers is a family team specializing in Web Design, Software Development, Video editing, and Yard Service. The family members are Ray, Lura, Marc Dexter, Maxwell, and Hexel.

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