Beyond the floor
Home Improvements in Denver, CO
The work we take on for clients already remodeling — kitchens, bathrooms, tile, trim and the rest of the punch list.
Quoted at the same in-home visit as your flooring · Licensed and insured
Why this page exists
Floors Are What We Do. This Is What We Also Do.
Hardwood is the core of the business, and it is where twenty years of experience sit. But a floor is rarely the only thing a remodel needs, and homeowners kept asking whether we could handle the rest.
We can. These are the jobs we take on for clients already working with us — quoted at the same in-home visit, done by the same crew, for homes and commercial spaces alike. If you are looking for one of these on its own, call and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
What we take on
Home Improvement Services
Work we have done for Denver clients alongside their floors. If what you need is not here, ask — the answer is usually yes or a straight no.
Kitchen remodeling
Cabinetry, countertops, backsplash and the flooring that ties them together — from a refresh to a full layout change.
Bathroom remodeling
Fixtures, tile, ventilation and storage, from demolition through to the final walkthrough.
Tile installation
Ceramic, porcelain, natural stone and glass, on floors and walls, and the transitions where tile meets wood.
Interior painting
New coats that lift a room immediately, usually the last step after the floors are done.
Drywall and repairs
Drywall installation and patching for new construction or after damage.
Doors and trim
Interior and exterior doors, crown molding, baseboards and trim carpentry.
Basement and attic finishing
Drywall, flooring and lighting to turn unfinished basement or attic space into a bedroom, office or room people actually use.
Room additions
Adding a bedroom, an office or living space to the footprint you already have.
Decks
Deck building, sanding and refinishing to bring an outdoor space back.
Handyman work
The small jobs — light fixtures, furniture assembly, the punch list nobody else wants.
Concrete and epoxy floor coatings
Coated concrete floors for garages, basements and workshops, where a sealed surface holds up better than wood.
Other floor types
Laminate, engineered and luxury vinyl plank when hardwood is not the right answer for the room.
Kitchens
Kitchens, from a Refresh to a Rebuild
The kitchen is where a remodel is most visible and where the flooring, the cabinetry and the counters all have to agree with each other.
We handle the whole job, which is the point: nobody has to coordinate three trades who blame each other when the tile does not meet the wood cleanly.
Bathrooms and tile
Bathrooms, Tile and the Transitions Between
Bathrooms are the other room where tile and wood meet, and where a bad transition shows for years.
Ceramic, porcelain, natural stone or glass, on the floor or up the wall — and the same crew that laid your hardwood makes the edge where the two meet come out straight.
Concrete and epoxy
Coated Concrete Floors for Garages and Basements
Not every floor should be wood. A garage, a basement or a workshop takes moisture, road salt and the weight of a car, and a coated concrete slab handles all three better than any board would.
We prepare the slab and apply the coating as part of the same job when you are already having floors done — so the garage does not end up as the one room nobody finished.
Recent work
Beyond the Floors
Already having your floors done?
Tell us what else the house needs at the same visit. One crew, one estimate, one schedule — and an honest answer if it is not work we should be doing.
Get a Free EstimateOr call (720) 320-5873 — Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.