Author: thebuildsquad

In nearly every city and county in the Denver area, yes: if your basement project adds framed walls, electrical circuits, plumbing, or a bedroom, you will need a building permit. But permit rules are set locally, not regionally, so the exact requirements, forms, and review process depend on which specific city or county your home … Continued

You can move plumbing during a kitchen remodel, and many layout changes require it: relocating a sink to an island, moving a dishwasher, or repositioning a gas line for a range. But moving plumbing typically adds cost, time, and permitting requirements compared with keeping fixtures where they already are, so it’s worth weighing the design … Continued

Preparing your home for a remodel mainly means clearing the work area, setting up a temporary routine for the rooms affected, and handling a handful of logistics in advance, like access, protecting belongings, and a couple of important considerations for older homes. Most of it comes down to planning ahead so the first days of … Continued

Most kitchen remodels take somewhere in the range of six to twelve weeks of active construction, depending on scope. Once you add in planning, design decisions, and permitting time on the front end, the full process from first conversation to final walkthrough often runs closer to three to six months. Those are general industry ranges, … Continued

Hiring a remodeling contractor is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make for your home, and asking the right questions up front protects your time, your money, and your property. Here’s what to ask, and why it matters, before you sign anything. Licensing and registration: what to check depends on the trade In Colorado, contractor … Continued

If you’re starting to plan a bathroom remodel in the Denver area, the honest first answer to “how much will this cost” is: it depends. The number that applies to your project depends on how big the job is, how much of the layout changes, and what materials you choose. Below is a breakdown of … Continued