Centennial Remodeling Built for 1960s-1980s Homes
PrimeStone Construction Group is a structural engineer-owned design-build contractor serving homeowners throughout Centennial, Colorado. Much of the city’s housing stock dates to the 1960s through 1980s, with ranch, split-level, and two-story homes that often have dated kitchens and baths, smaller closed-off floor plans, and basements that are unfinished or only partly finished. PrimeStone works with homeowners to modernize these homes with planning and construction handled under one roof.
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Serving Centennial, CO
The map below shows the Centennial-area neighborhoods PrimeStone serves, along with surrounding parts of the south Denver metro.
Why Centennial Homeowners Choose PrimeStone
- Structural Engineer-Owned: PrimeStone is owned by a structural engineer, which matters in Centennial homes with aging foundations, load-bearing wall layouts, and additions that tie into older framing.
- Design-Build Under One Contract: Design and construction are handled by the same team, reducing the back-and-forth that can slow down remodels of older split-level and ranch homes.
- Experience With Closed-Off Floor Plans: Many Centennial homes from this era were built with separated kitchens, dining rooms, and living spaces, and PrimeStone has experience opening these layouts safely.
- Familiarity With Front Range Soils: Expansive clay soils common along the Front Range affect foundations and basements, and PrimeStone accounts for this in basement finishing and addition projects.
- Licensed and Insured: PrimeStone is licensed and insured to perform remodeling, basement finishing, and addition work in Centennial and the surrounding Denver metro.
Our Services in Centennial
PrimeStone provides the following services to Centennial homeowners looking to update or expand their homes.
Looking for something else in Centennial, such as a deck, an ADU, or a custom home? We build throughout the Denver metro. Browse all of our remodeling services or call us to discuss your project.
Building Permits and Regulations in Centennial
Centennial is a home-rule city, and building permits for remodeling, basement finishing, and additions are handled through the City of Centennial. Many neighborhoods in the city also have HOAs, which may require separate approval for additions and exterior changes.
- City Permits: Kitchen, bathroom, basement, and addition projects typically require permits issued by the City of Centennial.
- HOA Approval: Homes in HOA communities may need HOA review for additions, exterior changes, or other visible modifications, in addition to city permits.
- Structural Review: Projects that involve removing walls, altering floor plans, or adding square footage may require structural review given the age of much of the local housing stock.
- Soil and Foundation Considerations: Basement finishing and room additions may require attention to expansive clay soils common in the area, which can affect foundation and moisture conditions.
PrimeStone confirms current permit and HOA requirements with the applicable authority before starting every project.
Centennial Areas We Serve
PrimeStone serves homeowners throughout Centennial, including the Willow Creek, Southglenn, Cherry Knolls, and Walnut Hills neighborhoods. Across these areas, common projects include updating dated kitchens and bathrooms, finishing or completing basements, and opening up closed-off floor plans typical of 1960s through 1980s construction. Homeowners in these neighborhoods also pursue room additions to add space without relocating. Because Centennial borders Greenwood Village, Cherry Hills Village, and Aurora, and sits close to Highlands Ranch, PrimeStone also works with homeowners in these nearby communities facing similar remodeling needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does PrimeStone handle remodeling permits in Centennial?
PrimeStone manages the permitting process for projects it performs in Centennial, working directly with the City of Centennial. The specific permits required depend on the scope of the project.
Do I need HOA approval for a remodel in Centennial?
Many Centennial neighborhoods have HOAs that require approval for additions and exterior changes, separate from city permitting. PrimeStone helps homeowners understand when HOA review applies to their project.
Are older Centennial homes difficult to remodel?
Homes built from the 1960s through 1980s often have closed-off floor plans, dated kitchens and baths, and basements that are unfinished or partly finished. PrimeStone has experience updating these layouts and systems to fit current needs.
Can PrimeStone finish my unfinished basement in Centennial?
Yes, basement finishing is one of the core services PrimeStone provides in Centennial. This work takes into account the expansive clay soils common along the Front Range that can affect foundations and moisture conditions.
Does PrimeStone build room additions in Centennial?
Yes, PrimeStone designs and builds room additions for homeowners looking to add space to ranch, split-level, and two-story homes. Additions are planned with structural considerations and local permitting in mind.
Why does it help that PrimeStone is structural engineer-owned?
Many Centennial homes are decades old, and projects that remove walls, finish basements, or add square footage benefit from structural expertise. PrimeStone’s structural engineer ownership supports safe, code-compliant design for these projects.
What neighborhoods in Centennial does PrimeStone serve?
PrimeStone serves homeowners in Willow Creek, Southglenn, Cherry Knolls, Walnut Hills, and other Centennial neighborhoods. PrimeStone also serves nearby communities including Greenwood Village, Cherry Hills Village, Aurora, and Highlands Ranch.
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