Discovery & Feasibility
We review your goals, lot, budget, and timeline — and confirm what your property and municipality actually allow before you commit.

Kitchens · Baths · Basements · Additions
Luxury kitchen and bath remodels, whole-home renovations, and basement build-outs that turn dated spaces into rooms you love — designed, planned, and executed by one team.
Why Renovar
Remodeling is where discipline matters most: you're living around the work, the surprises hide behind existing walls, and the difference between a good and bad experience is planning. Renovar brings full general-contractor rigor to residential remodels — real scope documents, transparent estimates, scheduled trades, and a single point of contact.
From a kitchen that becomes the heart of the house to a basement that adds a whole level of living space, we handle design coordination, permits, construction, and finish work end to end.
Storm or insurance work is part of the same practice. If hail, wind, or water damage is what's driving your project, we document the damage, meet your adjuster on site, align the repair scope with your policy, and fold covered repairs into the remodel — one contractor, one schedule.
Seven Ways In
Seven service categories, one disciplined team — every one delivered with permits, schedule, and craftsmanship handled.



Featured Remodel
A whole-home remodel of a sprawling brick ranch on Nassau Circle in Englewood — taken down to its best bones and rebuilt with a warm, modern point of view. The new kitchen anchors the main level: a furniture-grade wood island under glass globe pendants, a professional range set into a full-height surround, and rich wood-paneled walls that nod to the home's mid-century roots.
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Cost & Process
The two questions everyone asks: what does it cost, and how does the process work. Here's the honest answer to both.
We review your goals, lot, budget, and timeline — and confirm what your property and municipality actually allow before you commit.
Working with your architect and designers (or running design-build), we shape the plans and build a detailed, transparent estimate tied to real scope.
Plan reviews, permitting, and HOA coordination — we clear the paperwork so construction can start clean.
Scheduling, trusted subcontractors, material selections, and site prep are locked in before the first shovel hits the ground.
Field operations led by seasoned project managers, with clear communication and meticulous craftsmanship at every stage.
Final inspections, a detailed walkthrough, and certificate of occupancy — we hand over a project that's finished right.
Good to Know
Kitchens, bathrooms, basement finishes, home additions, decks, landscape and patio projects, and full-home gut renovations. If it changes how your home lives, it's in our wheelhouse.
Usually, yes — most structural, electrical, plumbing, and basement-finish work in Denver-metro jurisdictions requires permits. Renovar handles permit applications and inspections as part of every remodel, so the work is documented and done right.
Often, yes — especially for kitchens, baths, basements, and additions, we phase the work and contain the dust so the rest of the house stays livable. For full-gut renovations we'll talk honestly about whether staying makes sense.
After a walkthrough we build a detailed estimate tied to real scope — demolition, structure, mechanicals, finishes — rather than a vague per-square-foot guess. You see what's included before you sign, and changes are documented as we go.
Timelines depend on scope and selections, but most kitchens and basement finishes run a few months from demo to final inspection once permits are in hand. We map the schedule with you up front and communicate at every stage.
Yes. For hail, wind, or water damage we support the claim end to end — documenting damage, meeting your adjuster on site, and aligning the repair scope with your policy — then execute the repairs with the same craftsmanship we bring to every remodel.

A few details about the property, the scope, and the timeline — we'll take it from there.
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