Production homes, personalized properly.
Castle Rock grew from small town to boomtown on production homes built from the 1990s through the 2020s, and those homes tend to share the same blank spaces: an unfinished basement, standard finishes, a bare backyard. We fill in the blanks.
The Meadows and Founders Village carry the 90s and 2000s vintage: basements that have waited two decades, kitchens ready for their first real upgrade. Newer arrivals in Macanta, Terrain, Crystal Valley Ranch and Cobblestone Ranch skip straight to the finish-the-basement, build-the-deck stage. Sapphire Pointe, Red Hawk Ridge and Castlewood Ranch fill in every year between.
The common thread is covenant-controlled communities: most Castle Rock neighborhoods have HOA design review for exterior work, and pretending otherwise wastes everyone's month. We build the approval into the plan, then build the project.
Whether poured in 1996 or 2021, Castle Rock basements finish into the best floor in the house.
Learn more →The bedroom-maker. Cut, set and inspected within the basement project.
Learn more →Builder-grade upgrades for 20-year-old kitchens and brand-new ones alike.
Learn more →Douglas County sun, met with cedar, composite and shade where you want it.
Learn more →Residential projects here permit through the Town of Castle Rock and Douglas County processes depending on scope and location, and covenant communities add design review on top. We identify the right path for your address, prepare the packages and keep both clocks in the schedule you approve.
Metzler Ranch, Plum Creek, Castle Highlands and the rest of town are covered, plus nearby Franktown, Sedalia, Perry Park and The Pinery. Up the ridge: Castle Pines. Up the highway: Parker.