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Custom Homes,Start To Finish
Four ways we build — and one standard across all of them.
Custom Homes
A home built for one family, on one piece of land, with nothing borrowed from a catalogue of floor plans. We are only limited by the imagination of our clients.
We can come in at any stage — before you buy the lot, after you have architectural drawings, or anywhere between. Coming in early is usually cheaper.
- Lot evaluation, feasibility and site costs
- Architecture and engineering coordination
- Interior design and finish selection included
- Upfront itemized pricing before contract
- In-house carpentry, cabinetry and millwork
- Final walk-through and warranty follow-up
Remodels
You love the location and the bones, but the house has stopped working for how you actually live. A remodel changes the plan, not just the finishes.
We handle the structural side that most finish contractors will not touch — moving bearing walls, opening up plans, adding square footage.
- Whole-home remodels
- Kitchens and primary suites
- Additions and second-story builds
- Basement finishes and conversions
- Structural changes and load-bearing work
- Custom cabinetry and built-ins
Renovations
The plan works. The house is simply tired. Renovation brings a structurally sound home back to current standards without redrawing it.
This is often the highest-return work we do — particularly on homes being prepared for sale, or bought with good bones and deferred maintenance.
- Mechanical, electrical and plumbing updates
- Windows, doors, roofing and envelope
- Insulation and energy efficiency
- Flooring, trim and full finish refresh
- Bath and kitchen updates
- Pre-sale value improvements
04 — Our Specialty
Resto-Mod
Borrowed from the car world, and it means the same thing here. Some houses are worth keeping and not worth leaving alone. You keep what earns its place — the site, the bones, the character — and rebuild everything else to modern standard. What comes out the other side is a house with a history that performs like new construction.
What We Keep
- The lot, the orientation and the view that made you buy it
- Sound structure worth building on rather than hauling away
- Original character — wherever it still earns its place
- Salvageable materials, re-milled and put back to work
What Gets Rebuilt
- Structure, foundation and framing
- Full mechanical, electrical and plumbing
- Insulation, envelope and moisture control
- Floor plan, glazing and how the house meets its view
The finish line is yours to set. A resto-mod can stay faithful to its period, or it can become something entirely new on old bones — which is what happened at 1450 High St, where a 1950 Boulder house became a modern one without ever leaving its hillside.
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