Our shop sits on the Westminster line. Literally.
The Thornton/Westminster border runs right past our base, so Westminster isn't a city we drive to. It's the view out the window. The housing here runs from solid 1980s and 90s stock to newer builds around Bradburn Village, and the work follows: kitchens, baths and basements.
Neighborhoods like Hyland Greens, Northpark and Westminster Hills were built well in the 80s and 90s, and that's exactly why they're worth updating instead of leaving. The kitchens are the giveaway: oak cabinets, tight layouts, a peninsula where an island wants to be. Opening those up is some of the most satisfying work we do.
On the newer end, Bradburn Village, Huntington Trails and Legacy Ridge bring us basements to finish and outdoor spaces to build. One of our favorite completed backyards anywhere is a Westminster project: horizontal cedar fence, turf and a pergola, all in one pass. Different house ages, same standard.
The 90s called. They don't want their oak cabinets back, and you don't have to keep them.
Learn more →Whether it's a 1988 basement that never got finished or a 2015 one waiting its turn, we take it from studs to inspection.
Learn more →The one window that turns a basement room into a legal bedroom. We cut, set and get it inspected.
Learn more →Ask about the Westminster backyard in the photo up top. Then let's talk about yours.
Learn more →Floors, paint, drywall, trim and siding for houses with a few decades of stories.
Learn more →Westminster spans the Adams/Jefferson county line, but building permits for homes inside the city run through the City of Westminster either way. We file and manage that paperwork on every permitted project, the same way we do in our own licensing city next door.
From The Ranch and Country Club Highlands to Home Farm, Harmony Park, Standley Lake and Westcliff, we cover the whole city, plus nearby Shaw Heights, Sherrelwood and Twin Lakes. Working near a border? Check the Thornton, Arvada and Broomfield pages too.