Inside your property
Better everyday living.
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and the spaces in between. Make the square footage you have work harder for you.
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Colorado Property Care · Residential & commercial
Property care.Inside and out.
From the lawn to the living room. Thoughtful improvements and everyday care for the places that matter to you.
Landscaping · Remodeling · Construction · MaintenanceExplore the possibilities
One property. Plenty of possibilities.Room to live.
Room to live.
Space to work.
Some projects change the way a property feels. Others keep it working day after day. Colorado Property Care brings landscaping, remodeling, construction and maintenance services together for homeowners and commercial property owners.
Start with the room, the yard or the problem you want to solve. You don't need a finished plan to start a conversation.
Outside your property
More reasons to stay out.
A place for slow mornings, full tables and a little fresh air. Connect your outdoor space to the way you use your property.
Explore outdoor livingPhotography illustrates design possibilities and is not a portfolio of our completed work.
Find your starting point
What does your property need?
Explore the services below. If your project spans several of them, include the whole picture when you get in touch.
01Landscaping & tree care
A new landscape, a healthier lawn or a closer look at your trees. Start with how your outdoor space actually works.
Explore landscaping & tree care02Concrete, decks & pools
Patios, gathering spaces and a place to cool off. Connect the house to the outdoors with a plan that fits the site.
Explore concrete, decks & pools03Kitchens, baths & remodels
A kitchen with room to cook. A bathroom with room to move. Remodeling begins with the things your current space gets wrong.
Explore kitchens, baths & remodels04Basements & man caves
From an unfinished lower level to a room everyone gravitates toward. Think through the use before choosing the finishes.
Explore basements & man caves05Additions, ADUs & RV garages
More living space, a separate dwelling or a garage with the clearance you need. Start with the site and what you want it to do.
Explore additions, adus & rv garages06Painting & drywall
Walls, ceilings and exteriors that are ready for their next chapter. Surface condition matters as much as the color.
Explore painting & drywall07Engineering & framing
New openings, new rooms and the structure behind them. Bring the structural questions into the conversation early.
Explore engineering & framing08Electrical, HVAC & plumbing
Power where you need it, comfortable rooms and plumbing that fits the plan. Coordinate the systems before closing the walls.
Explore electrical, hvac & plumbingFor the way you use your spaceYour home. Your business.
Your home. Your business.
Your next chapter.
The right starting point depends on who uses the property and what needs to keep working while it changes.
Make it fit the life you live.
A crowded kitchen. A basement used only for storage. A yard that takes more time than you have. Tell us what isn't working and what you'd like to change. Your plans can include a single improvement, a larger remodel or ongoing lawn maintenance.
- Kitchens, baths & living spaces
- Landscapes & outdoor living
- Additions & accessory buildings
- Painting, maintenance & systems
Keep the property working for people.
Customers, tenants and employees all experience your property differently. A commercial inquiry should account for access, occupied spaces and the work itself. Share the building's use, any operating-hour restrictions and the person responsible for approving the scope.
- Grounds & lawn maintenance
- Interior & exterior improvements
- Concrete & outdoor areas
- Electrical, HVAC & plumbing
A little planning goes a long way
Start with the right questions.
You don't need all the answers yet. These four details make the first conversation more useful.
What needs to change?
Describe the daily frustration or the space you're missing. A few specific examples are more useful than a long list of finishes. Keep must-haves separate from ideas you'd like to explore.
What is there now?
Note the location, property type and any existing conditions that may affect the work. Access, drainage, utilities and occupied rooms can all shape the scope before materials are selected.
What matters most?
More usable space, less upkeep, improved comfort or a different look? Rank the priorities. Share your budget expectations and whether there is an event or deadline behind the request.
What needs a closer look?
Bring the questions you haven't resolved. Structural changes, new buildings and utility work need project-specific review. An initial inquiry helps identify what should be discussed before work is priced.
Rooted in Colorado
Property care, closer to home.
Douglas CountyArapahoe CountySouth Denver
Every property brings its own conditions. Include your city or ZIP code when you reach out so we can confirm the location and the service you're looking for.
Before you get started
A few things you may be wondering.
What does Colorado Property Care do?
We offer landscaping, lawn maintenance, arborist services, concrete, decks, swimming pools, remodeling, additions, basement finishing, man caves, RV garages, ADUs, painting, drywall, framing, structural engineering, electrical, HVAC and plumbing. Our service directory groups related work so you can find a useful starting point.
Do you work with residential and commercial properties?
Yes. Colorado Property Care serves both residential and commercial property needs. Tell us how the property is used, where it is located and what work you have in mind so we can discuss the right scope.
Can I ask about several services at once?
Yes. Include the related work in your inquiry. For example, a basement project may involve framing, electrical, plumbing, drywall and painting. Listing the whole project helps identify the connections between those pieces.
Do I need drawings before contacting you?
You can start with a description of the project. Mention any drawings, surveys or existing reports you already have. The information needed to move forward will depend on the work, the property and the applicable review requirements.
What should I include in a project inquiry?
Include the property location, the type of work, the problem you want to solve and any timing constraints. If the property is occupied, mention access limitations or business hours. You can also share your expected budget range in the project description.
How do I find out whether my property is in your service area?
Our listed service area includes Douglas County, Arapahoe County and South Denver. Send your city or ZIP code through the contact form to confirm coverage for the service you need.
What would you like to change?
Tell us about your property, the work you have in mind and where you would like to start.