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Federal Heights Remodeling Contractor

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Federal Heights Remodeling Contractor

Veteran-owned, 17 years of experience, upfront pricing, and zero hidden fees on every project.

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Federal Heights Home Remodeling That Delivers

Remodel Pro Colorado is a veteran-owned remodeling contractor with a location Federal Heights, CO homeowners trust, handling everything from bathroom remodels and kitchen overhauls to basement finishing and exterior repairs. If you're weighing contractors and wondering what separates one from the next, here's the short answer: 17 years of hands-on Colorado remodeling experience, a 4.8-star rating across 20 Google reviews, and a straight commitment to honest, upfront pricing with zero hidden fees. Call (720) 819-5919 to get Tim on the phone before you commit to anything.

Federal Heights homes tell a specific story. Most were built in the 1970s and 1980s, which means original kitchens with outdated layouts, bathrooms that haven't seen a tile since Carter was president, and basements that were either left unfinished or finished cheaply decades ago. Hail storms have hammered exteriors here, and the sun and temperature swings that come with living on the Front Range accelerate wear faster than most homeowners expect. Remodel Pro Colorado works in this housing stock regularly. We know what 50-year-old construction looks like behind the drywall, and we price jobs accordingly rather than handing you a lowball number and revising it after demo.

What Federal Heights Homeowners Actually Hire Us For

Older homes have specific needs. Here's where most of the work falls.

Kitchen Remodeling

Federal Heights kitchens from the 1970s and 80s are functional but dated. We handle cabinet replacement, countertop upgrades, backsplash tile, lighting, and full layout changes when the space doesn't work anymore.

Bathroom Remodeling

Original bathrooms in this area often have pink tile, cramped showers, and outdated fixtures. We gut them and rebuild them right, with proper waterproofing and materials that hold up.

Basement Remodeling

An unfinished or poorly finished basement is livable square footage you're not using. We convert them into home offices, guest suites, and entertainment spaces that add real value.

Roofing Repair and Replacement

Federal Heights has seen hail up to half-dollar size. When a storm damages your exterior, we assess the actual scope and replace what needs replacing, without inflating the quote.

Drywall and Interior Work

Whether it's drywall repair after a plumbing fix or a full interior refresh, we handle the finish work that makes a remodel look complete rather than patched.

Flooring Replacement

Old carpet, cracked vinyl, and worn hardwood are common in Federal Heights homes of this age. We install new flooring that fits the room and holds up under real use.

A luxury bathroom vanity with custom wood cabinetry, vessel sink, and integrated lighting in a spa-like bathroom with textured stone accent wall.

Permits & Process

Permits in Federal Heights: What the Process Actually Looks Like

Building, mechanical, and plumbing permits for Federal Heights are issued through the City of Federal Heights Building Department at 2380 W 90th Ave. If your project touches structure, plumbing, or mechanical systems, you need a permit. That's not optional, and any contractor who suggests skipping it is setting you up for a problem at resale. Electrical work operates differently here: it's permitted and inspected through the Colorado State Electrical Board, not the city. We handle the permit application process as part of the project. You shouldn't have to figure out which department handles what, and we don't hand that burden back to you. Every remodel we do in Federal Heights is built to pass inspection, because that's the only way it's actually done correctly.
Finished bathroom remodel with dark marble tile and chrome fixtures completed by Remodel Pro Colorado

Why It Matters

Veteran-Owned Means Something Specific Here

Veteran-owned is a certification, not a marketing phrase. Tim Overhultz served, started Remodel Pro Colorado, and has run it for 17 years without franchising it out or hiring a sales team to close jobs he doesn't personally oversee. What that means practically: the person you talk to on the phone is the person who shows up. Tim's crew handles the work, Tim answers your questions, and if something isn't right, Tim fixes it. We don't subcontract the jobs we take. That's a deliberate choice, not a capacity limitation. It keeps accountability exactly where it belongs.

How to Evaluate a Contractor Before You Hire

Ratings are a starting point. Here's what actually separates reliable contractors from the rest.

Check Their License

Colorado requires contractors to be licensed. Ask for the license number and verify it with the state before signing anything. A contractor who can't produce a number isn't licensed.

Read the Full Review, Not Just the Star Count

Anyone can accumulate five-star reviews. Read what people actually say. Remodel Pro Colorado's reviews mention Tim by name, describe specific projects, and reference communication and pricing transparency.

Get the Scope in Writing

A verbal estimate isn't a contract. Before work starts, you should have a written scope of work, a price, and a clear understanding of what's included and what isn't.

Ask Who's Doing the Work

Some contractors sell the job and dispatch subcontractors you've never met. Ask directly: who will be on site? With us, the answer is Tim and his crew. No surprises.

What to Expect During a Federal Heights Remodel

Free Estimate and Scope Review

Tim visits the property, assesses the existing conditions, and walks through what the project actually requires. No invented scope to pad the number.

Permit Filing and Project Start

We handle the permit application with the City of Federal Heights Building Department before work begins. Once approved, the project starts on a schedule you've agreed to.

Build, Inspect, and Hand Off

Work is completed to code, inspections are scheduled as required, and the project isn't closed until it passes. You get a finished space, not a finished invoice with open punch-list items.

Straight from Google

Real Projects, Real Feedback

4.820 verified Google reviews
★★★★★
Professional and friendly! Would recomend!
Judy McintoshOct 2026 · Google
★★★★★
Very friendly and easy to talk to. Tim is capable of building anything! I used him for building a custom mudroom and built in entertainment storage area. He did a great job.
Callie DohertyNov 2026 · Google
★★★★★
The beam install went well. It opened up space and got the wet supports out. Things went quickly. Tim is a really nice guy and did great work. Thank you.
Levi LeachSep 2026 · Google
★★★★★
Tim was very easy to work with, got the job done in a timely manner, and did a great job at that! I would definitely recommend Tim and would hire him again.
Annette SifuentesAug 2026 · Google
★★★★★
Tim and his crew did a great job for us. We finished our basement I asked Tim to do the plumbing, electrical and drywall work. He was very responsive and helpful. He even let me borrow some tools to as I worked to finish the space.
Don KleneJul 2026 · Google
★★★★★
Tim did a great job with laying new concrete in my basement. Completed the job in a timely and efficient manner.
MadisonJul 2026 · Google
★★★★★
By far the best contractor I've ever worked with here in westminster. Very communicative. Very organized and very easy to work with. I couldn't recommend them enough. Thanks remodel pro
Jeremy HaderMar 2026 · Google
★★★★★
For anyone considering a bathroom remodel in Arvada, their professionalism and quality truly set them apart.
Joey NiehausFeb 2026 · Google
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Serving Federal Heights and the North Metro

Remodel Pro Colorado is based in Arvada and works throughout the Denver north metro. Federal Heights is a regular part of our schedule.

Frequently asked questions

What permits are required for a remodel in Federal Heights?
Building, mechanical, and plumbing permits for Federal Heights are issued by the City of Federal Heights Building Department at 2380 W 90th Ave. Electrical work is a separate process, permitted through the Colorado State Electrical Board. Any project that touches structure, plumbing, mechanical, or electrical systems requires a permit. Remodel Pro Colorado handles the permit application as part of the project. You won't be left to sort that out on your own.
What should I do before hiring a remodeling contractor in Federal Heights?
Verify the contractor is licensed in Colorado before you sign anything. Ask for a written scope of work, not just a verbal estimate. Find out who is physically doing the work and whether subcontractors are involved. Check that the contractor pulls permits for the work. Read full reviews, not just star counts. With Remodel Pro Colorado, Tim handles the estimate, Tim's crew does the work, and every project is built to pass Federal Heights inspection.
How long does a typical remodeling project take in Federal Heights?
Timeline depends heavily on scope. A bathroom remodel in a 1970s Federal Heights home typically runs two to four weeks, including demo, rough work, waterproofing, tile, and fixtures. A full kitchen overhaul takes longer, especially if layout changes affect plumbing or electrical. Basement finishing varies by size and finish level. We set a schedule before work starts and communicate if anything changes. You'll know the timeline upfront, not after we're already on site.
Do I need to move out during a kitchen or bathroom remodel in Federal Heights?
Most Federal Heights homeowners stay in their homes during a bathroom or kitchen remodel. We work in a contained area, clean up at the end of each day, and sequence the work so you're not without both bathrooms at the same time if that's a concern. Larger projects, like a full main-floor renovation or basement-to-first-floor structural work, may require more consideration. We'll give you an honest assessment during the estimate, not after you've already committed.
Federal Heights homes were mostly built in the 1970s. What problems should I expect during a remodel?
Homes of that era commonly have plumbing that uses older materials, insulation that doesn't meet current code, and framing built to different load standards. When we open walls in Federal Heights homes, we sometimes find wiring that needs updating or subfloor damage from decades-old moisture. We price jobs with realistic contingencies rather than handing you a low number and revising it after demo reveals something unexpected. If a condition is likely given the age of your home, we tell you before we start.
How do I know if a contractor is giving me an honest estimate in Federal Heights?
A reliable contractor gives you a written scope, explains what's included, and doesn't dodge the permit question. Any contractor who suggests skipping permits or who won't put the full scope in writing is not someone you want on your project. Remodel Pro Colorado provides upfront pricing with zero hidden fees. The number we quote is the number we hold to, barring something genuinely unforeseen once walls are open, and we tell you about that before we keep going.
What's the difference between remodeling, renovation, and a full home rebuild?
Remodeling changes the structure or layout of a space. Renovation updates what's there without changing the layout. A full rebuild is tearing down and starting over. Most Federal Heights homeowners need remodeling or renovation, not a rebuild. An outdated kitchen with a solid layout needs renovation. A kitchen where the layout doesn't work needs remodeling. We'll tell you which one your project actually requires. We're not going to recommend a full gut job when new cabinets and countertops solve the problem.

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