Friends!

This project was so fun to watch.  The transformation was, well, incredible.  Before you look at the pictures in this post, I want you to close your eyes and imagine this basement in its before state - envision a dark basement with cement and paneled walls and no egress window.  It was the kind of basement you hope you don't get attacked by spiders in when braving it to do your laundry.  

Now, it is so lovely.  With the addition of a bedroom/sitting room and bathroom, Scott and Isidora will have a lovely guest suite for visiting family and friends. The added egress window brings in a ton of light and adds safety in case of an emergency. We reused the original doors, deep sink and Scott refinished the original windows so it retains it's 1920's charm while getting 2019 worthy upgrade of comfort and warmth (think beautiful barn doors!).

We are so pleased with how this project turned out and are grateful to know Scott and Isidora.  With every project, we feel like our little construction family grows and by the end of them can't imagine not knowing the friends we've made after spending so much time in their homes.  

Scott and Isidora have been a true pleasure to work with and were insistent on celebrating along the way with after work beers with Tom and some fancy pants whiskey after final inspection!

Our job is fun and we are grateful!
- Brook

Earlier this year we had the privilege of being referred to a family who has three growing girls and basement that needed some love so they could call it "home".  It was so much fun to watch as this outdated basement turned into a perfect space for two of these lovely ladies, complete with:

• A giant mirror to practice their budding ballet skills 
• The addition of a second bedroom
• Custom shower and tile flooring in the bathroom
• A bathroom layout that provides privacy for the shower and toilet area and a double vanity
• A jack and jill style walk in closet for all their fun clothes
• LVT flooring throughout the bedrooms/main area
• New egress windows to keep them safe and sound and to add more light to the space
• New canned lighting complete with motion sensors
  
• And more that I'm sure I'm forgetting! 

It was quite the transformation and we hope they enjoy their new space for years and years to come!

Tom recently worked on a project to turn an old Platte Park basement into a fully updated rentable space.  With a location super close to South Pearl in the heart of one of Denver's hottest neighborhoods, our client shouldn't have any problem renting it out. 

Old houses are always full of surprises and this one was no exception.  From finding asbestos in the flooring to a lathe and plaster wall behind the sheet rock, it kept Tom on his toes.  In the end, it turned out super cute and we hope whoever lives there enjoys the kitchenette Tom built!