I did business with Vaughn Paul as a renter in one of his properties for 2.5 years. I would not…read morework with him again on any level, nor would I refer him to anyone else. He was not only dishonest, he was also disrespectful, often not showing up for planned meetings. In addition, he was unresponsive, often taking months to address issues on the property. If you work with him, I would suggest getting everything writing.

Best contractor ever!! Seriously, Vaughn Paul Construction is your dream contractor. Vaughn himself…read morehas over 30 years of contracting experience, deep, longterm relationships with seasoned professionals in the community, and is transparent and honest. He insists on only high quality work, and his subcontractors know that. If you're getting bids, VPC might come in higher than some of the others, but that's only because he's being honest with you. He's not going to add a bunch of surprises when the project is done. You are going to know what he's doing and what you're paying for every step of the way. He might even come under his bid, like he did with us. You know how you wish you could just have the great, honest, quality contractor you know you can trust to do a great job? Vaughn's your guy. Hire him and you'll keep him as your contractor forever. Or, hire him to fix the lousy job your "less expensive" contractor already finished.

Do not hire Paramount Remodeling Company if you want your remodel to look nice, be finished on…read moretime, or not be charged for their mistakes at the end of the project. We had Paramount Remodeling Company do a full remodel on our kitchen, dining room, and living room. Issues that we had throughout the project: - They ordered the wrong kitchen cabinets, including a) not ordering enough length to allow us to put 2 barstools across one edge of the counter as we'd planned, and b) not ordering a lazy susan cupboard for the blind corner cabinet. They did not apologize, give a refund, or offer to purchase an after-market lazy susan-type pullout. Now I have to physically climb into the cabinet any time I need to get something out of the back of the cabinet. - They left large gouges and scratches all over the kitchen cabinets. - They ordered our white backsplash tiles from two die lots, and intermingled the two. They wanted to charge us extra to redo the backsplash all from a single die lot. While they ultimately didn't charge us for the labor, we did have to pay for a second batch of tile all in the same die lot. - They painted all of the walls without wiping them down, and after putting the wrong texture on them. There was hair, pine needles, rocks, wall mounts, nails, staples, and all sorts of things painted into the wall. We had to pay extra to get them to do another pass. - They did a terrible masking tape job on all of the places where the walls meet the floor boards, ceilings, etc. They had to do a second pass, and even still the lines are not neat. - It took them two weeks to finish the "touchups". Most days during that time they only showed up for about two hours in the afternoon, if they bothered to show up at all. The project ended up taking about 6 weeks longer to finish than it was supposed to, which is not including the two month stop-work order that the city put on our project due to issues with the bathroom remodel done by a different company that was not Paramount's fault. I've owned two other houses where I've done largescale remodels. This was by far the worst, which is saying something since on one of those other projects the project manager ended up having to stop working on the project and literally almost died because he had a lung collapse and kidney or liver failure.

We had these guys do a full finish on my basement. They did a great job and the quality of…read moreworkmanship was very high! We could not be happier with the finished product and would highly recommend them for future projects.

UPDATE 3/28 (hopefully this doesnt delete my original post): As a reply to the response from the…read moreowner...wow. Brad's a shady person, and the longer you talk to him the more you'll pick up on that. I promise you that he's just giving more lies on top of lies with his "response". He told me verbally in person when he was at my house a completely different price than he is now saying. He's a straight up liar. There is no misunderstanding, there is no miscommunication, he 100% told me $1500 for the wall repairs. Period. I vividly and specifically remember this. Here's some more details (because I HATE liars): Originally, I ONLY had Brad come by to give an estimate on repairing the wall damages. That is it. He said $1500 for the walls to be repaired. Then, I told him there might be mold in the basement and he immediately went into salesman mode. Saying how they have this new technology for mold removal and how he prides himself on having the lowest cost for mold removal and blah blah blah. He went on to say that most places charge thousands of dollars for that work, but he only charges $1000, and he would give me a discount on it at $750 for the mold removal. So we agreed and even shook hands on it (as he was just about to leave) that the total would be $2250 for the mold removal and wall repairs, and he said they could get it all done in a day or 2. This is important to remember because in the end he refused to do even just that work. Then, b4 he left, I was feeling good based on how he was talking to me and the price he gave me so I thought to have him look at some other work we need done. I showed him 4 interior doors that we want replaced with solid core doors, and some kitchen drawers/cabinets that need repairs. He looked and said that doors are $150 for labor plus the cost of parts (that was the only consistent part in the formal estimate). He didn't give an exact price for the kitchen repairs, but he did specifically state that he could get ALL of the work done (walls, mold, doors, kitchen) and keep the cost under $4000. Then I waited for him to send me the formal estimate, which listed walls at $3000. Just to show you another example of a red flag discrepancy in his pricing, the cost for mold removal was only $300 in the formal estimate. If you recall, I mentioned earlier that when he was at the house he said it's normally $1000 but he would be so generous to give me a discount at $750 for the mold removal. If his pricing had ANY kind of consistency he would have either: A. Told me while he was at the home that the price for mold would be $300, or B. Listed the cost of mold removal in the formal estimate at $750. To this day he still hasn't explained that single price discrepancy alone, let alone the others. However, clearly, Brad is NOT a man of his word, and anything that he tells you verbally means absolutely nothing, and he will just change the price on you all Willy nilly as he sees fit. And that's why I wasn't able to hire him, because I caught him trying to scam me and pull the ol' switcheroo on me. So he gives this new price of $3550 for ONLY the walls and doors. With him promising the walls for $1500, just do the math thats over $2,000 just for the doors. So with $600 for labor, that means parts would be $1450. This still just seemed like way too much for the doors seeing as anyone can get them for $200/door...so I asked if he could do the walls and doors for $2100 ($1500/walls + 4x$150/doors) as long as I provided the materials. So that is exactly when he said he wasn't interested in my project anymore. It wasn't "no I stick by my pricing and here's why..." it was "I'm no longer interested". I mean, how much more obvious does it need to be that this jerk was trying to scam me and was just mad that I wasn't falling for his BS. I was NOT out of line in any way for asking him to do the walls and doors for $2100 if I provided the parts (based on his pricing in his formal estimate). Remember, he originally came by to quote ONLY the wall repairs......he had absolutely NO reason to withdraw his interest in my job. He tried weasel his way around it to make it seem like he was honoring the original price when he really wasn't, and the way he did that was SO dishonest. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS LIAR. The fact he's trying to defend his actions just adds to his level of dishonesty. If it came down to it I would even testify in a court of law that what I am saying is really what happened. I'm not the kind of person to just make something like this up. You can check all of my other reviews, they are all 100% legit. He's got some nerve to just dismiss what I'm saying as if it's just how I "feel". No. This isn't simply "how I feel", what I'm saying is literally what happened.  No joke, no exaggeration, no misunderstanding, no BS (other than Brad's). The fact that Brad is trying to spin this the way he is, is so incredibly offensive and disrespectful to me, and it just proves what pure scum he is.

Better Ways did a beautiful job of creating our basement laundry room. Brad's crew were always…read morepolite, worked hard, and showed respect for our home by using runners to protect our carpet. They were able to complete the job quickly. They even provided a bonus wall going into our storage area, with no extra charge. The drywall, texture, and paint all look perfect.

After much research, we decided on a particular brand of roofing shingle. From the manufacturer's…read morewebsite I found Paul the Man. His price was significantly less than the other roofer using the same brand. Moreover he evaluated the existing venting and included the improvement in the cost. (Proper venting improves the life of the roof and lowers energy costs.) Additionally Paul added a couple of short roof sections that should have had gutters but didn't. Besides a fuller evaluation, Paul's estimate was more detailed than the other estimates. After the estimate, Paul came back to remeasure a skylight, which he had concerns about and found that a custom-sized skylight was required. He absorbed the extra cost. It took several weeks for the skylight to be made, but the big day finally arrived. During the reroofing process, Paul took photos of the decking to let us see that it was in good shape. After the underlayment was installed, he sent us pictures to show it was properly done. I really appreciated him keeping us involved and letting us see the degree of workmanship. Throughout the whole process Paul kept in touch with us with 37 emails and numerous texts, which included options for flashing, gutters, and downspouts. Plus he came by several times to show us samples so we could see the actual colors. After the roof was complete, Paul and the roofing crew cleaned up debris in our yard as well as our neighbors. The new roof really looks great and we highly recommend Paul the Man for roofing.

As a Realtor, I've referred many homeowners to Paul's the Man!, and the experience has always been…read moreexcellent. Paul is prompt, professional, and provides accurate quotes. He's also incredibly helpful with navigating insurance claims, which can be a huge benefit for clients. His crew is respectful and does great work. I've received nothing but positive feedback--highly recommend Paul's the Man!

See pic for how the owners wife talks to people simply because they aren't liberal like her…read more Disgusting excuse for a human being. They also say they have an a+ rating on BBB but on the BBB website it says they are not an accredited business so they are also liars.

Fabricated our 18' driveway automatic gate and came back to repair it when there were broken welds…read more Responsive, fair pricing, and good customer service! We'll use them again.

Terrible experience with Melton Design and Build. This company is completely disrespectful and…read moreirresponsible. They show zero consideration for their customers or the neighbors. Instead of parking responsibly near their job site, they repeatedly block neighbors' driveways--sometimes up to five trucks at once. They leave junk scattered all over the neighborhood and have blocked elderly and disabled neighbors from reasonable access to their homes. When asked politely to move their vehicles, they respond with mockery rather than respect. I would strongly advise anyone to think twice before hiring this company.

Bad at estimating project costs…read more Was told they could do a project in our budget paid the big retainer and everything they presented and the budget was well over our budget.

Terrific folks, on top of things! We applaud Chris and Nick, Laurie and Vonnie…read more Client satisfaction oriented to detail. We have move back to the city, Stapleton, Northfield, Willow Park East. Thanks for our new home!

From the moment I first stepped into the sales office BCN has been amazing. Drew, my sales guy,…read morepatiently answered all my questions - and still does if I have them. Cody's attention to detail is incredible, resulting in an a quality, amazing product. Piotr patiently explained everything I need to know to maintain the home. Justin checks in with me to see if I need anything. Everyone at BCN has been amazing. BCN has impeccably high standards and does everything they say they will do. I am thrilled beyond measure how painless the entire process has been. Oh and despite the pandemic, BCN still finished on time with my closing date on the early end of the range they gave me pre-pandemic.

RECOMMENDATION FOR SOPRIS DEVELOPMENT…read more In December 2021, we lost our home and all its contents to the Marshall Fire in Boulder, Colorado. At age 77, facing this emotional event, insurance uncertainty, and the daunting prospect of rebuilding was overwhelming -- especially since we'd never planned to build a home. After exploring options, we chose to rebuild and were fortunate to work with John Stevens and Sopris Development. Sopris provided truly full-service support: lot remediation, design, permitting, vendor introductions, and construction. It is hard to imagine receiving better service from any other company! Concept and Design: We worked closely with John and his architect, describing what we liked about our former home and our future needs. Our goals included: - A home designed for "aging in place" -- one-level living with wider doors, halls, and shower entrances. - A modern design that still blends with the environment and preserves mountain views. - Features that balanced personal needs with future marketability. - Staying within our financial and insurance limits. Sopris delivered a design that met all these priorities, adding thoughtful features we hadn't considered. Preconstruction: Before building started, we selected everything -- appliances, flooring, fixtures, paint, etc. -- through Sopris's recommended vendors. This process ensured an accurate cost estimate, addressed supply chain concerns, and kept the project on schedule. The vendors were professional, offered great selections, and coordinated seamlessly (e.g., cabinet makers accounted for appliance sizes). Construction: Sopris's subcontractors and craftsmen were top-notch -- professional, skilled, and focused on quality. We especially appreciated having a dedicated project manager. Weekly on-site meetings kept us informed and allowed thoughtful adjustments (e.g., adding stair lights, extra outlets, etc.). Timing and Costs: Unlike some builder horror stories, our experience with Sopris was remarkably smooth. Many of our neighbors were told 15-24 months to completion by other builders; Sopris estimated 12 months and completed our home in 13. This was thanks to their planning, vendor relationships, and scheduling. Final costs came in under the original estimate, with minimal changes needed thanks to thorough up-front work. Insurance Support: Sopris's professional record-keeping and understanding of codes were invaluable in insurance matters. For instance, they successfully advocated for coverage of solar panels under our Ordinance and Law provision when initially denied. Sopris was more than a builder -- they were our advocate. One Year Later: We love our home. Any minor issues were promptly resolved. Thanks to Sopris, we have a beautiful, functional home where we can age in place, enjoy family and friends, and take in the surrounding beauty. We highly recommend Sopris Development. They know what they're doing and made the process enjoyable. Roger and Laura Bohart

Building a custom home can be a stressful experience, but it doesn't need to be. Sopris made it fun…read moreand easy. We had always planned to move back to my home state of Colorado from Ohio. As that time approached we looked at pre-existing homes and new home builders. We found Sopris and met with owner John Stevens. It didn't take us long to decide on Sopris. We were a bit nervous about building from several states away. Those concerns were unfounded. We decided on one of Sopris' existing floor plans but modified it substantially with John's help to meet our needs. Our home was finished on budget and on schedule. Craig T and Kurt C, two of John's employees worked with us every step of the way. They kept us informed, and on those rare occasions where issues did arise, they were quick to address them, in many cases beyond our expectations. We highly recommend the entire Sopris team.