Aurora additions, basements and remodels across three counties.

A recent example in the city is our covered patio and window replacement project in Aurora, which combined an outdoor structure with envelope work. Replacement openings on established Aurora homes are handled under windows and doors, where framing, flashing and interior finish are coordinated together.

We are a general contractor, so the projects that fit best need sequencing, licensed trade coordination and inspection management under one contract; defined repairs are considered after we review the scope.

• —Interior remodeling — basements with egress bedrooms and bathrooms, kitchens, bathrooms and multi-room reconfigurations.
• —Structural additions — room additions and bump-outs where roofline and envelope tie-ins matter.
• —Envelope and exterior work — windows and doors, siding and exterior finish scopes.
• —Outdoor structures — decks and covered patios framed, flashed and finished as permanent construction.

What we do not take on: prefab or kit packages and standalone landscaping contracts; a standalone single-fixture service call is usually better handled by the appropriate trade specialist. Where landscaping or specialty scope touches a project, it is coordinated alongside the construction rather than sold on its own.

Aurora's spread across three counties and several housing eras means two homeowners with the same wish list can face different answers to the same four questions.

• —Which authority reviews the parcel — this is checked from the parcel record, not assumed from the mailing address.
• —Whether an HOA architectural package applies — newer subdivisions frequently require one; older neighborhoods near Denver often do not.
• —What the existing house will support — mid-century construction and post-2000 construction differ in framing, electrical service and mechanical capacity, which shapes what a basement or addition scope has to include.
• —Whether interior and envelope work should run together — combining them usually means one mobilization, one schedule and one set of finish transitions.

Settling these before drawings are commissioned keeps design aimed at something buildable rather than something that has to be redrawn after review.

Most Aurora conversations begin with either a lower level or an addition. Basement remodeling covers egress, moisture and mechanical planning; adding on to an existing Aurora house covers structural tie-ins and roofline integration. Our construction process sets out what happens between the first call and closeout, and a project consultation is the point where the parcel, the jurisdiction and the scope get checked together.