Listed below are recent projects that I have completed, listed with dates, contacts, and scope of project. All homeowners are aware of being mentioned on this list and understand you may be contacting them.  On most of the projects below, I was hired as General Contractor, and performed all project management, demolition, framing, insulation, trim and finish carpentry.

Andrea Russo

121 N McKinley

970 -484-8426

May 2008- October 2008
Rear addition that included master bath and master bedroom, new kitchen and breakfast bar. Custom bathroom vanity includes concrete countertops.

Jay and Laura Richardson

208 E Lake

970-419-0011

November 2007-January 2008
Basement remodel with custom theatre room designed by client. New bedroom, kitchen and family room, with additional storage rooms.

Jill Billinger, Owner

“the Sweet Spot” soda fountain

303-332-2967

October 2007- December 2007
A design/build commercial project for a new/ old soda fountain and coffee house in downtown Loveland. Design taken from photos of old time soda fountains we researched online and in books. New customer bar and stools, 10’ tall working back bar and 16’ built-in libraries for neighboring business. First project where health department was significantly involved.

Steve and Elizabeth Geary

906 Alexa Way

970-226-3140

June 2007- November 2007
A desire for a larger, more modern and efficient kitchen led to replacement of most floor covering and upgraded trim and doors in this circa 1990 custom home. New Schroll cabinetry throughout house, new stamped concrete patio and gourmet kitchen were all added with the Geary’s and their 3 children living in the dust free basement.

Ted Pearl

1001 Parkview

970-231-0383

May 2007
A woodworker, Ted needed a bit more space for his tools, so we did a typical ‘pop-top’ just above a portion of the garage. New attic-style trusses made up the majority of the framing, while all siding, trim, roof pitch and overhang were precisely matched to make project appear it was built with original house.

Josh and Christina Den

3526 Copperspring

970-566-1615

April-May 2007
A 3400 sq ft framing-only job in Fort Collins busy SE side. 6 weeks for completion, we framed the project from foundation and readied it for mechanicals and stucco exterior. Josh also hired me as a ‘partial’ general, paying for my experience and a little of my time, which was a first for us, and worked nicely.

Merten Homes

215 Pascal St

720-384-4556 (Bill Lucas)

February 2007- Present
A green builder out of Boulder, Merten hired our crew to construct a series of Straw bale homes in the smart Old Town North subdivision. Hired for framing and trim, Merten felt our inherent green mentality was a good match for the green building model they rely on.

Sean Williams

917 McKinley

651-247-9731

July 2006- March 2007 
A 3000 sq. ft. tear down and rebuild on an established lot in old town Louisville. We are responsible for demolition, framing, siding, trim and all project management. Typical bungalow style, full finished basement, 5 beds 4 bath.

October 2006 
Hired simply to do the framing only a ‘funky’ kitchen addition for Greg’s wife Brenda who is a chef. 250 sq. ft. addition, took about 7 days.

July- September 2006 
 We removed one bath and reconfigured another to give the Hill children their own bathroom. Lots of tile, large custom vanity made this little project fun. No structural changes were needed.

February- June 2006
A 1960’s brick ranch in need of an interior facelift, we removed many interior walls to achieve homeowners desire for ADA (wheelchair) accessibility. New kitchen cabinets, 2 new bathrooms, drywall cleanup and repainting, new attached 2-car garage.

October 2005- June 2006
An older brick house that we partially tore down was ‘built-over’ to allow for a second floor with 3 beds 2 baths. Poured new foundation with Insulated Concrete Forms, new slab in basement to allow for 200 sq. ft. storage. Alder cabinets, beech flooring inside, re-stucco exterior, partial landscaping outside.

June 2005- April 2006
A custom 2200 sq. ft. 3bed 2 bath home in Crystal Lakes, Red Feather. Contracted as a general to frame, install siding and trim structure, as well as schedule and supervise subcontractors. Structural Insulated Panels over a timber-frame roof made this project interesting.

June- July 2005
Hired to frame, side, roof and trim out a 360 sq. ft. bedroom addition for Anita, which John had provided block foundation. Simple scissor trusses were ordered to match existing roofline and provide a small vaulted ceiling inside.

May 2005
An extremely expedited schedule for a small 96 sq. ft. laundry room addition with ejector pit and new foundation. Hired just to complete demolition, framing and siding, as well as oversee excavation and foundation pour. 

Jan 2005- April 2005
This project consisted of rebuilding 625 sq. ft. existing attic space, with two non-conforming bedrooms, into a conforming master suite with steam shower and jetted tub with enlarged staircase and egress windows. Although structural work was limited to interior, a floor system had to be built as to not disturb the finished living space below.

November 2004- March 2005
Hired onto this project to perform all demolition, framing and siding for a 2500 sq. ft. addition/ remodel. Removal of 1600 sq. ft. roof, addition was installed over existing living space. Homeowner acted as General Contractor, hiring all other subcontractors and did some floor framing. This was performed during winter with family living below, requiring special needs to keep home warm and dry.

August 2004- April 2005
Started out as a garage addition, this project finished as an 800 sq. ft. 2 story detached garage with separate laundry room and an office and bath on second floor. Homeowner has been responsible for project from drywall through trim.

May 2004- August 2004
As a General Contractor specializing in high-end modular and panelized homes, Scott hired my company to supply all trim services in 6000 sq. ft. project built by Champion Homes and featured as Country Living Magazine’s  ‘2005 Home Of The Year.” Modular construction, an accelerated schedule and little room for error required a crew of 5 to finish this custom home in less than 6 weeks.

March 2004- August 2004
An attached 450 sq. ft. artist’ studio required to blend in with existing home per HOA. Built off the back of the house, it was a simple 19’ X 22’ addition that included built in cabinetry, gas fireplace and large clean-out sink. Exposed beams supported 4/12 pitch-vaulted roofs, and hardwood floors were installed throughout addition and rest of house.

February 2004- April 2004
A flood destroyed most of the basement of this 4500 sq. ft. home, and I was hired to finish dry-out procedure and develop plan to bring basement to original condition in effort to receive insurance funds. Very little structural work, but the entire house was nearly gutted and refinished with plaster/ drywall, wood flooring, kitchen and bathroom cabinets, doors, trim and custom staircase. I was hired simply as finish carpenter for this project, as homeowner acted as General Contractor.