Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, additions and whole-home renovations, run by one licensed general contractor with the owner on site. Windsor based, working across Northern Colorado and into Wyoming.
Most remodeling problems are coordination problems. A kitchen needs six trades, a basement needs framing, electrical, plumbing and mechanical, and an addition needs all of it plus structure and foundation. Blue Springs Construction runs the whole thing as one accountable general contractor, so the sequence is somebody else’s problem and there is one person to call when a question comes up. Mike, the owner, stays involved from the first walkthrough to the final punch list.
Whether it is one room or the whole house, the process is the same: walk the space, agree a written itemized scope, then build it on a schedule you can hold us to.
Permits and inspections run through the city or county your house sits in, and the requirements are not identical across Windsor, Fort Collins, Loveland and Greeley. Colorado has no statewide general contractor license, so licensing is local too. We pull the permits for the jurisdiction you are in and manage the inspections, which is where a contractor working outside their home patch usually starts costing you time.
A site walkthrough, straight answers, and a scope you can hold us to.
Permits, trades, materials, and inspections, all managed by the owner on site.
Final walkthrough together, punch list closed, one year warranty behind the work.
Based in Windsor, CO, Blue Springs Construction remodels homes across Northern Colorado and into southern Wyoming:
Blue Springs Construction is based in Windsor and remodels throughout Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Timnath, Severance and Wellington, across the wider Northern Colorado region, and into Cheyenne and southern Wyoming.
Usually, once the work goes beyond finishes. Moving plumbing or electrical, altering structure, finishing a basement or adding square footage all normally require a permit and inspections through your city or county. Your contractor should pull it, because pulling it yourself makes you responsible for code compliance and failed inspections.
Yes, and it is often cheaper than doing them separately, because the trades are already mobilised and the permit may cover more of the work. The sequence matters more when several rooms are open at once, which is exactly the part a general contractor is for.
Both. A single bathroom and a whole-home renovation run through the same process: a walkthrough, a written itemized scope, then a build with the owner involved. The scale changes, the accountability does not.
Yes. Blue Springs Construction is a licensed, insured general contractor working in Colorado and Wyoming, and every job is backed by a one-year warranty.
Tell us about your project and we’ll be in touch, or call (970) 795-2318 to talk to a Windsor-based general contractor who answers the phone.
