When the lake is your amenity, the backyard better keep up.
Firestone built its identity around water and open sky. Barefoot Lakes and St. Vrain Ranch sold people on a lifestyle, and the backyard is where that lifestyle actually happens. Decks, pergolas, patios and the occasional finished basement: that's our Firestone.
A house at Barefoot Lakes or The Shores comes with scenery most suburbs would kill for, and a builder-standard back porch that ignores all of it. The fix is carpentry: a proper deck, a pergola for the high-sun afternoons, a paver patio that makes the firepit permanent, and a fence that keeps the dog out of the neighbor's kayak.
Inside, Saddleback, Mountain Shadows and Oak Meadows carry the same unfinished basements as the rest of Carbon Valley, and Booth Farms and Monarch Estates aren't far behind. When the outdoor season ends, the downstairs project begins. We're comfortable on both sides of the sliding door.
Lake views from a real deck beat lake views from a kitchen window. Cedar, composite, pergolas, rails.
Learn more →Paver patios, walkways, sod and turf: the ground-level half of an outdoor room.
Learn more →For the months Colorado makes you go inside, the basement might as well be finished.
Learn more →Bedroom in the basement plan? The code-required window and well go in first.
Learn more →Firestone is a Weld County town that issues its own residential building permits, and newer communities here often add HOA design review on top. We build both into the schedule from day one, so approvals happen before lumber shows up, not after.
Ridge Crest, Sagebrush, Neighbors Point, Cordovan, Frontier Estates, Vistosa: all Firestone, all covered. And because Carbon Valley towns get lumped together, we keep separate pages so the differences stay visible: Frederick next door, plus Erie, Longmont and Thornton.