Arvada additions and remodels — Jefferson and Adams county parcels.

A large share of Arvada's homes have been altered at least once before we arrive. Framing that was opened up, a basement finished by a previous owner, mechanical runs rerouted around an earlier remodel — none of it necessarily a problem, but all of it worth knowing before a scope is priced.

That is why structural review comes before scope rather than after it. Where prior work turns up without a permit record, the practical choice is discussed openly: bring the affected area up to current code as part of the project, or adjust the current scope to leave it undisturbed.

Where an older house needs more than one room addressed at once, that work is coordinated under whole-home remodeling so the sequence and the finish transitions are planned as a whole.

• —Additions — room additions and bump-outs with structural and roofline tie-ins to the original house.
• —Whole-home and multi-room remodels — coordinated interior scopes rather than single-room refreshes.
• —[Decks and outdoor living](/services/decks-outdoor-living) — new builds and replacements, with ledger flashing and footings treated as structural work.
• —Envelope work — windows, doors and exterior finish updates.

We are not a prefab supplier and do not take standalone landscaping contracts; specialty trades are coordinated inside a construction project.

• —Reviewing authority. City of Arvada, Jefferson County or Adams County, confirmed from the parcel record.
• —Covenant review. Some subdivisions carry active architectural review that runs in parallel with municipal permitting; older core neighborhoods often do not.
• —Drainage. Additions, decks and outdoor structures change where water goes, so lot grade is examined before a footprint is settled.
• —Sequence. Whether the household stays in place during construction is decided during planning, not mid-project.

Our construction process walks through how those decisions are staged, and nearby Westminster coverage is handled by the same team. To get a specific house looked at, request a consultation.