Don't take our word for it. Pull the permit record.
We have city-permitted, inspected basement and remodel work on record in Commerce City, and it's public on BuildZoom. That deck in the photo behind this text? Commerce City job. This page isn't a pitch. It's a receipt.
Up north, Reunion, Buffalo Run, Turnberry and Second Creek Farm are full of newer builds where the punch list writes itself: finish the basement, add the egress window so the new room downstairs counts as a bedroom, and swap the builder-grade finishes the production schedule chose for you. Fronterra Village fits the same bill.
South Commerce City is a different animal, and we like it just as much. Established neighborhoods like River Run and the older blocks nearby call for interior remodels: kitchens, baths, flooring and the kind of careful updates that respect a house that's been standing a while.
Our Commerce City basement work is permitted, inspected and sitting in the public record. Yours would be too.
Learn more →Reunion-area basements become real bedrooms with one code-required window. We handle the cut, the well and the inspection.
Learn more →Builder-grade up north, decades-old down south. Both end the same way: a kitchen you chose.
Learn more →The hog-wire deck in our portfolio lives here. Commerce City backyards get real outdoor builds.
Learn more →Commerce City sits in Adams County and issues its own building permits through the City of Commerce City. We've been through that process here before, start to finaled inspection, and the record of it is exactly what we point new clients to: look us up on BuildZoom before you ever call.
We cover the whole city, Reunion to River Run. If your project sits closer to a border, our Thornton, Denver and Aurora pages have you covered too.