Small town, main street, houses worth the trouble.
Louisville keeps landing on best-places-to-live lists for a reason, and Old Town's miner-era homes are a big part of it. Remodeling here splits between preserving that charm and finishing the newer subdivisions that grew up around it. We do both, carefully.
Old Town Louisville homes are small, historic and beloved, which makes every remodel a judgment call: how do you add a real kitchen or a second bath without erasing the reason you bought the place? Our answer is restraint plus craft. Keep the scale, keep the details, upgrade everything that works behind them.
Out in Steel Ranch, Coal Creek Ranch, North End and Cherrywood, the housing is newer and the requests are familiar: basements finished, kitchens brought up a level, outdoor spaces built to use. Centennial Heights, Hunters Ridge and Parkwood sit in between, and Fireside and the Grove at Harper Lake round out a town we're glad to work in. We also support rebuilding and renovation for families still recovering in Marshall Fire-affected areas, quietly and respectfully.
Historic-scale kitchens and baths that punch far above their square footage.
Learn more →When a cottage needs one more room, we add it so it belongs.
Learn more →Steel Ranch-era basements turned into the family floor.
Learn more →Boulder County evenings, from a deck you'll actually sit on.
Learn more →Residential projects in town permit through the City of Louisville, and work on older Old Town homes gets a thoughtful look, as it should. We bring complete plans, handle the filing, and manage inspections through to sign-off.
Mesa Point and Hillsborough West to the Grove at Harper Lake: covered. Nearby, our Boulder, Broomfield and Erie pages pick up where this one ends.