FBC did a basement remodel for us. Things that we really liked about working with them: they mostly…read moreadhered to being done on the deadline they set (there were some minor finishing issues that went past the deadline (like correcting a scratched vent cover or getting a new door handle type of details); they gave thorough reports and details basically every day and usually with photos on a very easy to navigate dashboard online; all staff we worked with during construction were very communicative and responsive to questions or issues; our overall finished space we are very satisfied with. Cons: there was a lot of staff turnover from design to finish and so we often needed to repeat certain decisions that had been made earlier on in the process but not recorded, or some things would even get done in construction that then needed to be corrected, due to dropped communication after a staff member left. That was frustrating, but in the end we had a finished space that we have been happy with over the last year+

We decided to remodel our basement in 2019, and, of all the companies we interviewed, FBC Remodel…read moreoffered the most organized, best designed, most exciting plan. They took care of everything, from conducting an inspiring design meeting to contracting to mitigate asbestos and wall bracing to carefully working to add finishing touches to make it all beautiful. They stayed exactly on schedule and communicated clearly with us at every step. We are in love with the result. In fact, FBC's renovation of our basement has made us feel like we purchased a new home. They turned an outdated, largely unusable space into a multi-use space we love. We would recommend this company to anyone.

This company is honest, trustworthy, forthright and hardworking, starting at the top. These traits…read morearen't easy to come by in this field in this area! You won't find more experienced folks to work with. As for the review from Jeanine R., which makes an accusation of theft, I find that shameful. This company employs good people. You should be ashamed of yourself making the assumption that they are to blame without evidence (and likely based only on the fact that this is a construction company.) You're profiling, its slander, and you should not be allowed to post fake news as a review. Park Range deserves all the stars!

Sir Nicholas and I bought a pretty old home (it's over 100 years, barely, but there) and it was…read moreoriginally a one story brick craftsman styled home. Apparently some time in the 70s the owner needed more room because they had a lot of children (13 according to the owners we bought the home from) and so they dug out the basement and made a brand new floor. While this expanded the house by almost double I'm fairly certain there weren't bothersome things like building permits or regulations back them because one of the rooms was dug out of a crawl space and the dirt was simple put behind dry wall. Now I know next to nothing about construction, but I do know dry wall isn't made to hold a lot of water and it certainly isn't very sustainable against water, which happens to find it's way into the dirt under homes on occasion. So, when Nick and I bought this home it was with the concession that the drywall get torn down and replaced with a concrete retaining wall and that is where Park Range Construction comes into this story. Nick and I called multiple construction companies for quotes on this project and the professionalism ranged from people who never showed, showed up and never sent us quotes and people who showed up on time and sent us quotes in a timely manner. Park Range was in this third bucket. And not only were they prompt and polite they also bid this job at the most reasonable price (in comparison to one other company the bid was several thousand dollars less. Yes, thousands.) And not only that they said they could start the soonest and be done the quickest. So we hired them. At the end of the day what we had them do wasn't pretty - it's a concrete wall for crying out loud, so aesthetics aren't worth mentioning but the workers that came everyday were so polite and did a really great job. Not to mention that the downstairs was completely covered in dirt, dust and muck due to all the construction and they cleaned up after it all in a way that left me very impressed. The finished the job in the quoted time for the quoted price and I really don't think you can ask for much more than that. Why not 5 stars then? I think there was a couple of mis-communications around progress and when workers would show up. For example, after pouring concrete you have to let it sit for a day so no one came the day after they poured the concrete. No big deal, but since they were coming at 7, which means I was waking up way early it would have been nice to know I could have slept a little longer that day. And I think a foreman was supposed to do a final walk through with us. One was here when we did a walk through, but he stayed outside rather than coming down with us which wasn't exactly what we thought would happen, but worked out okay anyway. So, neither thing was a big deal, but they did leave me with a little confusion at times throughout the process which can maybe be avoided in the future.

Jena and Rachel and their team with Sell It Staged were absolutely incredible to work with! From…read morethe very beginning, they knew exactly how to prepare our home to make it shine. Their eye for design, attention to detail, and ability to create a warm, inviting space truly made all the difference. They transformed our home in a way that felt elevated but still natural and livable. Thanks to their expertise, our home made an amazing first impression--we had multiple offers within the first two days, including a full-price offer and a quick close. That kind of result speaks for itself. They worked seamlessly alongside our realtor, Katherine Dierking with Compass, and together they made an amazing team. The entire process felt smooth, strategic, and well thought out from start to finish. I can't recommend Jena and Rachel enough. If you're selling your home and want top results, Sell It Staged is absolutely the way to go!

Jenna did an incredible job staging our home for sale! She has impeccable taste and quality…read morefurnishings and made the place shine at incredible value! I got bids from several places and Jenna was highly competitive and also so friendly with a fabulous can-do attitude that I knew she was the right choice. We had tons of interest and offers above asking price. Can't wait to use her services again on a future project!

Overall rating for BKC = "F" - "Designer" (Gavy) = "F-"…read more - Resolving our huge list of issues/problems (Gavy, Heather, Paul) = "D-" - Showroom = "C+" - Installer/repairs (Brian, John) = "B" - Delivery = "C" We engaged BKC primarily because they represented the line/manufacturer of the cabinets we wanted for our complete kitchen remodel (Eclipse). We were assigned a designer, Gavy, to create a rather simple cabinet layout design for our pretty straight-forward kitchen. Most new cabinetry was nearly the same or very similar to our existing layout. But Gavy got many things wrong from the first iteration (for example, we all discussed and agreed in our initial meeting that we'd add a small island to our kitchen, that we all accepted the minimal clearances, and that we all agreed adding a peninsula of any kind would not work; the first layout design had a peninsula!). We found Gavy to have limited or no knowledge of design principles to help guide aesthetic decisions, and we ended up specifying our own details for what to include in the layout design and details for the cabinetry choices. Gavy proved to be a salesperson with some training on the layout cad software rather than an actual "designer". We chose our own installer, mainly because after our cabinets were ordered, we had lost trust in BKC. During installation, several serious layout design errors were found and we began multiple rounds of getting BKC to correct these problems, leaving us with a partially-completed kitchen for months. Errors included lack of needed clearance for the built-in freezer/fridge unit and the adjacent microwave handle - the handle would have hit/dented the fridge door upon opening. Other cabinet bases were simply ordered incorrectly (some were also incorrectly manufactured by Eclipse). BKC did finally accept some responsibility for their errors as did (apparently) the cabinet manufacturer. This required endless emails and conference calls, culminating with working through all problems with the CEO/person in charge. Solutions took multiple rounds of ordering cabinet replacements (including entire cabinet boxes worth thousands), multiple installation sessions and overall delays of several months. BKC did work with us through the bitter end of getting almost everything acceptably done. It was painful. It was extremely frustrating and disruptive. It was extremely disappointing. After spending around $50k, we would never recommend BKC for anything, ever, to anyone.

Pros.....Both the installer and service technician were knowledgeable, exceptionally skilled and…read moreprofessional. Cons......The designer was passive/aggressive, detached and disorganized.....which resulted in many, many weeks of delays. These delays came, from the designer, in the form of....poor/no communication; repeated cabinet drawing/rendering errors, scheduled installation changes [by her]; failure to order appropriate cabinet parts/materials. Other than the professionals who installed and serviced the cabinetry this was a long, painful and exhausting experience with BKC. For that reason I would highly recommend they be excluded as a cabinetry vendor option.

I hate to write this, but wanted to share my experience from a remodel with Ingersoll Flooring &…read moreCustom Homes this summer. What was supposed to be a 1.5 - 2 week remodel stretched out to 5 weeks just to hit about 85% completion. During that time, basic contracting protocols were ignored: despite promises during our pre-bid meetings, no dust / flooring protection was installed until well into the project; beams were cut without shoring up before installing heavy material on the floor above; and ultimately, the contractor left the project incomplete and would not return calls, texts, or emails. After 3 weeks of silence, I had to hire another GC to finish the project and also fix construction errors from Ingersoll and their subs. I will not consider them in the future.

Mark was incredible to work with. He was very professional, communicative and hard working. He was…read moreable to walk me through my bathroom remodel from start to finish and I couldn't be happier with the results. I decided last minute to lay shiplap and he was very flexible with my change of plans. I very highly recommend Ingersoll Flooring and plan to use with another project in the future

Beware of doing business with this company…read more My friend responded to an ad they placed on Craigslist for a dining room set. She patiently waited for a set she loved as well as something her family could afford. She was told they would sell her the set. Her husband took the day off, rented a cargo van, and moved her old table out. She was given a time to pick it up, was told who she'd be meeting, and was asked how she'd pay, which was cash. She has proof of everything through various email correspondences. Next thing she knows she was sent an email saying it was sold - without any further explanation. What??? What an awful business practice! I would NOT do business with this company. They are quite possibly scammers. At the very least NOT reliable.

You will not find a company that's better than Denver Luxury Staging. Torrie is a pleasure to work…read morewith and leaves every home in stunning conditions! She can stage any type of home, no matter the size and timeline. She will get the job done and well. 100% recommend this company!

My experience with Duet Design group was terrible and literally exhausting. Their team was…read moreunresponsive, difficult to work with, and unprofessional. BE CAREFUL!! Duet's design recommendations were poor and didn't fit with the style we had clearly communicated to their team. Duet was unwilling to make any modifications to their design plan to meet our needs. My wife and I went as far as doing our own online research to explain the type of aesthetic we were looking for with examples of coloring, furniture products, and providing piles of magazine clippings. Yet, they kept coming back to the same colors and products that we clearly stated we didn't like. At one point, they even presented us with the actual product from one of our examples, rather than using the information as a guide to our style - WOW. They were so off the mark, and seemed much more about what they wanted, rather than what we wanted. All Duet had to do was listen a little and they probably would have been a little more successful. I tried several times to reach a fair resolution and work with Duet, however they were unwilling to work out an amicable resolution.

The team at Duet Design Group work well together, creating beautiful spaces for their clients. They…read morepromptly respond to concerns, are detail-oriented and seem to have a passion for their jobs. One of my requests was that they find a way to incorporate pieces of furniture from my old house into the design of the new house. They did this without problem, and even gave them new life with fresh fabrics. Besides the beautiful interior they created for my family, my favorite part of working with Duet is how organized they are. I've worked with other designers who, while very creative, are completely scattered business people. Not Duet, they are "on it". Add that to their flair for exquisite design and it all adds up to fabulous.

Excellent! Professional and could not ask for anything more! Absolute perfection. Thank you so much.read more

They are responsive but don't actually act on the responses. The subcontractors they hire are just…read moreSUB par at best. The hvac contractor stole from me on camera and the owner wouldn't even show back up to deliver the vent covers. I had to do a lot of repair work to the framing after repeated attempts to get BFC to fix them. Drywallers never used 1 shim. At the end of it all, they say the customer gets a "gift", nada nothing. Not that it matters but that's how Steve rolls. I think a lot of it was that I know how to do the work and have the tools and it kinda maybe made them feel like not the smartest person in the room, maybe, I don't know just speculation.