Boulder County living without the Boulder invoice.
Longmont figured out what the rest of the county pays extra to learn: you can have the Front Range views, the trails and the beer without the price tag. Homeowners here remodel with the same practicality, and we fit right in. Our permitted Longmont work is already public record on BuildZoom.
Longmont's older in-town homes near McIntosh Lake and Terry Lake carry decades of small updates that eventually add up to one honest question: time for the real remodel? Kitchens and baths lead that list, and doing them right in an older house means respecting what's behind the drywall as much as what shows.
Meanwhile the subdivision belt, Somerset Meadows, Lower and Upper Clover Basin, Renaissance, Fox Hill and Spring Valley at Ute Creek, spans the 1990s through the 2010s, prime years for unfinished basements and first-round kitchen refreshes. Prospect New Town does its own architectural thing entirely, and we respect houses with opinions.
The remodel that pays you back at dinner every night, done to Boulder County standards.
Learn more →Clover Basin-era basements, framed to finaled. Our Longmont permit record is public.
Learn more →The one requirement between your basement and a legal extra bedroom.
Learn more →Older in-town homes, updated without erasing what made you buy one.
Learn more →The City of Longmont runs its own building department, and we've taken a Longmont project through it: permitted, inspected, completed, public. Check BuildZoom and you'll find it without our help.
Longmont Estates, Westlake, Yeager Farm and everything between the lakes is in range, along with nearby Niwot and Altona. For neighbors, see Boulder, Erie, Frederick and Niwot.