Remodeler Longmont, CO

Basement Finishing

Most basements here hold space you already paid for, and basement finishing turns it into rooms your family will use every day. A good remodeler treats a basement like a new floor of the house, not a storage room with carpet. We frame the walls, add insulation, run electrical, hang drywall, and finish the floors and trim.

Family rooms, guest bedrooms, home gyms, bathrooms, and wet bars are the most common layouts. Most basement finishes cost about $25 to $65 per square foot, so a 1,000 square foot basement lands around $25,000 to $65,000.

The city requires a permit for every basement finish, along with a floor plan that labels each room. Bedrooms need hardwired smoke alarms that are connected to each other. Permits and inspections are part of the job, so you never chase paperwork.

Basement Remodeling

If your lower level was finished decades ago, basement remodeling brings it up to today's look and today's code. Wood paneling, low drop ceilings, and worn carpet come out. Brighter lighting, new flooring, and a more open layout go in.

A remodeler also looks at the things you cannot see. Old wiring gets replaced, and outlets get moved to where you actually need them. A bedroom without a window big enough to climb out of in a fire gets a proper egress window. Water stains on old drywall get traced back to the source before anything new goes up.

Home Remodeling

When more than one room needs work, home remodeling lets you plan it all together instead of one project at a time. One schedule, one set of permits, and one materials order saves time and money. We open walls, change layouts, replace floors, and refresh every room on the list.

Many homes built in the 1980s and 1990s have closed off kitchens and small dining rooms. Taking out a wall can make the whole main floor feel new. If that wall carries weight, a beam goes in to hold the load. Working with one remodeler on the whole house also keeps the finishes matched from room to room.

Kitchen Remodeling

A good kitchen remodeling project starts with how your family uses the room, not with cabinet colors. Do you need more counter space? A bigger island? Better light over the sink? We plan the layout first, then pick cabinets, counters, and finishes that fit it.

National cost data from 2025 puts most kitchen remodels between about $14,600 and $41,500. Your price depends on whether the layout stays the same or the plumbing and walls move. Keeping the sink, stove, and fridge where they are is the easiest way to save. Moving them opens up more options, and your remodeler can show you both versions before you decide.

Bathroom Remodeling

Most people call about bathroom remodeling because one thing drives them crazy every day. It might be a cramped shower, a vanity with no drawer space, or a fan that never clears the steam. We fix the layout, swap the tub for a walk-in shower if you want, and add tile that is easy to clean.

Most bathroom remodels cost between about $6,600 and $17,600. A large primary bath with custom tile can run much higher. Moving the toilet or the shower drain adds plumbing work, and the city requires a permit any time plumbing changes. A remodeler who plans for that up front keeps the schedule from slipping.

Home Addition Construction

Sometimes the house is just too small, and home addition construction gives you more space without leaving the neighborhood you love. We build bedroom additions, bigger kitchens, primary suites, and second stories.

Every addition in the city needs a building permit, and so do sunrooms and decks. An addition also has to fit your lot's setback rules, which limit how close you can build to the property line. We check that before design starts, so there are no surprises at the permit counter. The new space should look like it was always part of the house, so rooflines, siding, and windows get matched to what you have.