General Contractor Serving Centennial, Colorado
Centennial is a suburban city on the south metro's eastern side, made up largely of platted subdivisions — many of which are governed by an HOA. Abricos LLC works with Centennial homeowners on additions, basement finishing, kitchen and bathroom remodels, decks and exterior improvements. Where applicable, the scope of work is planned around both the reviewing municipality and any private HOA requirements that apply to the specific property.
Residential remodeling for Centennial homes
Many Centennial subdivisions are HOA-managed and, where they are, architectural review commonly applies to exterior changes, additions, decks and outbuildings. Not every property belongs to an HOA, so the first practical step is checking what applies at the specific address. Building permits and inspections for construction inside city limits are handled by the City of Centennial Building Division; some parcels near city edges follow a different process. Applicable permit and HOA steps are confirmed for the specific property rather than assumed for the city as a whole.
Basements, kitchens and interior reconfiguration
Basement finishing and remodeling
Finished basements with egress bedrooms, baths, media rooms and flex space — common in Centennial's larger floor plans.
Kitchen and bathroom remodels
Layout changes, cabinetry, tile assemblies and fixture rough-in coordinated with appropriately licensed trades.
Decks and outdoor living
Elevated composite decks, covered decks and pergolas, sized to snow load and — where applicable — HOA design guidelines.
Windows, doors and exterior refresh
Windows, doors, siding refresh and paint schemes, coordinated with HOA approval where an HOA applies.
HOA, jurisdiction and existing-home considerations
HOA architectural review, where applicable
Where an HOA applies, architectural approval is commonly required for exterior changes; submittal time is planned into the schedule. Private HOA approval, when applicable, is separate from municipal permits and inspections.
Reviewing municipality
Building permits and inspections for construction inside city limits are handled by the city's building division. The applicable authority for the specific parcel is confirmed before permit work starts. City of Centennial Building Division.
Housing era and layout
Centennial subdivisions were built in waves, so floor plans, envelope and mechanical service differ from block to block.
Drainage, hail, snow and high-UV exposure
Deck framing, roofing selection and exterior finishes are chosen for Front Range wind, snow, periodic hail and high-UV south-metro exposure.
A documented Centennial interior remodel
Our gas fireplace and built-in shelving remodel in Centennial shows how a single-room interior reconfiguration is handled: a manufactured-stone surround, wood mantel, built-in shelving and accent lighting, coordinated with appropriately licensed trades for the gas and electrical scope.
Larger interior reconfiguration in Centennial homes is scoped through our whole-home remodeling service, and completed workmanship is covered as described on our warranty page.
Drainage, hail, snow and high-UV exposure
Centennial's south-metro exposure means real hail seasons, wind-driven rain and heavy spring snow — conditions that decide roofing product, deck finish and exterior paint choices rather than just influencing them. Newer subdivision homes here are typically better sealed than older stock, which changes the mechanical picture when a basement is finished or an addition ties in: ventilation and combustion-air paths often need a second look so the house continues to breathe correctly.
Municipal review and private HOA requirements
For construction inside city limits, the City of Centennial Building Division handles residential building permits and inspections (see centennialco.gov/Government/Departments/Building and centennialco.gov/Online-Services/Apply-for-a-Building-Permit). Parcels near the city edges may follow a different process, so the applicable authority is confirmed for the specific address before permit work starts. Where an HOA applies, its architectural review runs on a separate track and is scheduled alongside — never in place of — the municipal review.
Private HOA approval, when applicable, is separate from municipal permits and inspections. Permit or HOA coordination may be included when identified in the written project scope.
Planning construction in an occupied home
For Centennial projects we usually walk the property, discuss intent, and prepare a written scope and preliminary budget band. Where an HOA package is required, we can assemble the submittal as part of the written scope and plan the schedule around review timelines. Coordination with appropriately licensed design and trade professionals is arranged as needed.
To see what happens from consultation through project closeout, review the Abricos LLC project process.
Coordination with appropriately licensed trade and design professionals may be required depending on scope. Actual availability, scope, and permitting depend on the specific property and jurisdiction.
Services available to Centennial homeowners
Basement Remodeling
Basement layouts coordinated around moisture history, egress, utilities and intended use.
Learn more about Basement RemodelingKitchen Remodeling
Kitchen layout changes and finish selections planned with the existing structure and mechanical service in mind.
Learn more about Kitchen RemodelingBathroom Remodeling
Bathroom remodels with tile assemblies, waterproofing and rough-in coordinated with appropriately licensed trades.
Learn more about Bathroom RemodelingDecks & Outdoor Living
Decks and patio enclosures sized for snow load and — where an HOA applies — its design guidelines.
Learn more about Decks & Outdoor LivingWindows & Exterior Doors
Windows, exterior doors and paired exterior refresh planned around any applicable HOA architectural review.
Learn more about Windows & Exterior DoorsNot sure where your project fits? See the full list of services or browse recent projects.
Confirming the applicable review for the specific property
Building permits and inspections for construction inside Centennial city limits are handled by the City of Centennial Building Division (centennialco.gov). Parcels at the city edges may follow a different process, so the applicable authority is confirmed from the parcel record for the specific property. Private HOA approval, when applicable, is separate from municipal permits and inspections.
Permit issuance and code approval are decisions of the reviewing authority, not guarantees we can make on their behalf. Timelines are factored into the schedule once the applicable process is confirmed.
Centennial project questions
Yes. Where architectural review is required, we assemble the standard submittal package as part of scope and plan the schedule around expected review time. Owner input is still required on style and finish decisions.
Nearby communities
Not sure if we cover your address? Reach out — we work throughout the Denver metro and travel to selected Colorado communities for larger projects. Call (720) 722-1707.
Recent Colorado projects
A category-diverse sample of recent work. Full details are added once each customer approves publication.
