Parker has a lot of unfinished basements. We know what to do with them.
The two-story homes that filled Parker through the 1990s and 2000s often came with full unfinished basements, and plenty of them are still waiting. Finishing them, egress window included, is the headline work in this town.
Canterberry Crossing, Stroh Ranch, Clarke Farms, Bradbury Ranch: neighborhoods that filled up with young families two decades ago, whose kids now each want a door of their own. The basement is where those bedrooms come from, and the egress window is what makes them legal. One permitted project handles both.
The same houses are hitting kitchen age. Twenty to thirty years is when builder cabinets and counters ask to retire, so plenty of Parker clients pair the basement with a kitchen update. Idyllwilde, Anthology, Horse Creek and Newlin Meadows keep the calendar full, and Rowley Downs and Challenger Park Estates aren't far behind.
Bedrooms, bath and rec room out of the concrete box under your two-story.
Learn more →No egress means no legal bedroom. The window goes in during the finish, inspection included.
Learn more →The 2003 kitchen served honorably. Update it before it hits drinking age.
Learn more →Douglas County backyards with room for a real deck and the fence to frame it.
Learn more →Residential projects in town run through the Town of Parker's building department, and many neighborhoods add HOA review for exterior changes. We file the permit, prep the HOA package when one's needed, and build both timelines into your schedule up front.
Cottonwood to Anthology and everything between is covered, plus nearby Stonegate, Stepping Stone, Sierra Ridge, Meridian Village and Grand View Estates. Related pages: Castle Rock, Centennial, Aurora and Stonegate.